Across
- 3. a person forced to leave his or her country because of danger or unfair treatment
- 5. money given by a government or other organization that usually doesn’t have to be paid back
- 6. a substance given to people or animals (usually as a shot) to try to protect them against a particular disease
- 8. relating to community involvement, citizenship, or government
- 10. a scientist who studies fossil remains of animals or plants
- 11. the body’s resistance to or protection against a particular disease
- 12. very serious and urgent
- 13. the separation of people by race, ethnic group, gender, or class
- 14. a personal opinion that influences someone’s work, actions, or thoughts
- 16. a system of power that gives some people advantages based on their race, including laws and policies as well as individual acts of unfair treatment
- 17. to use someone or something in an unfair or selfish way
- 18. not having official papers to legally stay in a country
- 19. a group of people who have the same racial, religious, or cultural background and a shared sense of identity
Down
- 1. humanness
- 2. easily spread from one person, animal, or plant to another
- 4. relating to money or business
- 7. a Spanish person who traveled to the Americas in the 1500s and took control of an area
- 9. favoring tradition and stability over social and political reforms
- 10. an outbreak of a disease that spreads quickly and affects many people in different areas
- 15. requiring people to obey rules or laws and restricting freedoms