The evolution of U.S. citizenship in terms of political participation can be seen through the expansion of voting rights to include marginalized groups such as women, African Americans, and 18-year-olds. Additionally, the concept of citizenship has expanded to include not just legal status but also active engagement in civic life, such as volunteering, advocating for social issues, and participating in protests. Overall, the idea of citizenship has become more inclusive and participatory, allowing for a greater diversity of voices to be heard in the political process.
