Concept:Citizenship rights are not absolute and may be lost or withdrawn under certain legal conditions.Explanation:The state can withdraw a citizen’s rights when the person is convicted of a serious crime.A serious crime is an offence such as treasonable felony, which is considered grave enough to strip the person of citizenship privileges.A violent protest, mere permanent departure, or death does not automatically lead to withdrawal of rights by the state in this context.Answer:B. is convicted of a serious crime