Across
- 8. The media, including newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and online publications.
- 11. A form of government where the people hold the power, either directly or through elected representatives.
- 12. The fundamental laws and principles governing a state.
- 13. The working class or the physical or mental exertion involved in work.
- 14. Members of the upper house of a legislature.
- 16. A loose alliance of states or countries.
- 17. The power to appoint or employ people to government positions.
- 19. A formal process of removing a public official from office.
- 20. Systems
- 23. of Rights A document or series of amendments that guarantee fundamental rights and freedoms.
- 25. A form of government where a single person or small group holds absolute power.
- 27. Involving or supported by members of two major political parties.
- 28. Members of the lower house of a legislature, usually representing districts or constituencies.
Down
- 1. The fundamental laws and principles governing a state.
- 2. A direct vote by the people on a proposed law or policy.
- 3. Changes or additions to a constitution or law.
- 4. The process of governing a country or organization.
- 5. The head of state and government in some countries.
- 6. A military government, especially one that takes power by force.
- 7. A system of government where power is divided between a central authority and constituent units.
- 9. The right to vote.
- 10. The legislative branch of a government, typically consisting of two houses.
- 14. One of the two houses of a bicameral legislature, often representing geographic regions.
- 15. A system of government where the state controls every aspect of public and private life.
- 18. A rule or regulation that must be followed.
- 20. Science The study of government and politics.
- 21. The act of attempting to influence government policy.
- 22. A course of action adopted by a government, institution, or organization.
- 24. The process of choosing between candidates or options in an election.
- 26. Court The highest court in a country, responsible for interpreting the constitution and laws.
- 29. A state of disorder and lawlessness.
