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2. — Fair treatment according to moral or legal rules.
4. — To officially announce or make a law or idea known publicly.
6. — Relating to government, power, or public affairs.
11. — To make someone feel motivated or eager to do something good.
12. — The elected head of a country.
13. — The right to live, speak, or act freely.
15. — To remove a government or leader from power, often by force.
16. — Treating people unfairly because of their race.
17. — The basic laws and principles by which a country is governed.
18. — A system of racial separation and discrimination that existed in South Africa.

1. — To work for or help a person, group, or country.
3. — The state of having the same rights and opportunities.
5. — A person who guides or directs a group or country.
7. — Something valuable or important that a person leaves behind after their life or work.
8. — The state of being kept in prison.
9. — The process of making peace and becoming friends again after conflict.
10. — A system of government where citizens vote for their leaders.
14. — Someone who works for or supports complete political or social change.