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Patriotism is defined as loving and respecting one's homeland through honest work and contributing to the greater good. It involves taking pride in the country's history, customs, and traditions. Being patriotic means working to advance the nation's progress. People can develop patriotism by learning about their state and country's history, helping those in need, defending human rights, and respecting national symbols. Practicing patriotism in the family includes showing respect for authority, speaking positively about one's family, communicating in a beneficial way, and being friendly with neighbors.
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