Tuesday Terms

2. Excluded or Outsider
3. Everyone is equally answerable for the outcome.
7. lack of interest, concern, or emotion
10. believing something is true without having proof.
11. It helps you see things in their true relative importance
13. To publicly support, recommend, or argue for a specific cause, policy, or action.

1. It is the active, nonviolent refusal to obey specific government laws or commands deemed unjust, often to force political change.
3. Conforming to a standard or pattern
4. It is the antonym of "superior"
5. Often associated with the call for "equality" and "justice"
6. "Not giving up, even when things are tough".
8. Lacking strength, authority, or the ability to produce an effect.
9. It is commonly referred to as inequity, unfairness, wrong
12. Commonly confused with sympathy, but deeper—it means feeling with someone, not just for them.