According to the textbook, "citizens"
A)have no say in their relationship with the state
B)are typical of pre-modern states
C)are members of a political community or a state with certain rights and duties
D)control the bureaucracy of non-European states

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According to the textbook, "citizens" are defined as members of a political community or a state with certain rights and duties. They are actively involved in the functioning of the state and have a say in their relationship with it. Option A is incorrect because citizens do have a say in their relationship with the state. Option B is incorrect because citizens are not specific to pre-modern states, but are a feature of modern states. Option D is incorrect because citizens do not control the bureaucracy of non-European states, but are simply members of a political community within them.

According to the Textbook, "Citizens