Citizenship (noun)

1. The status of being a citizen of a particular country, with the rights and privileges that come with it.
2. The duties and responsibilities of being a citizen of a particular country or community.
3. The state of being a member of a community with rights and responsibilities.

Origin:

Mid 16th century: from citizen, on the pattern of french citoyenneté.

Examples:

1. He has been granted citizenship after living in the country for many years.
2. Her citizenship application was denied due to her criminal record.
3. Citizenship carries many responsibilities, such as paying taxes and participating in the political process.
4. Citizenship classes are required for those seeking naturalization.
5. Her citizenship was revoked due to her involvement in terrorist activities.