How people are connected

4. the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.
6. the planning and management of vacations and visits to attractions on a business basis.
7. obtaining or imparting formal education, notably at a school or university
9. a desire to understand or learn more about someone or something.
13. A family is a group of two or more persons related by birth, marriage, or adoption who live together
14. websites and software programmes that let users create, share, and engage in social networking.
15. an assertion, especially one made without evidence, that something is true or existent.

1. the conditions or surroundings in which a human, animal, or plant resides or functions.
2. the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
3. pertaining to a nation's government or public affairs.
5. the condition of a nation or region with regard to the creation and consumption of products and services as well as the availability of money.
8. any nutrient that is consumed or ingested by animals, people, or plants in order to sustain life and growth.
10. the practical application of scientific knowledge, particularly in industry
11. an organisation or cooperation established for mutual benefit, particularly between nations or groups.
12. the primary means of exchanging information between individuals through words that are employed in a systematic and traditional manner and are expressed by gesture, writing, or speech.