2.5. Vocab Review

2. The capacity of a state to influence or control others through economic, military, and diplomatic means
5. Independent organizations that address social, environmental, and political issues globally
9. The part of government responsible for creating laws
10. The upper house of Canada’s Parliament, composed of appointed members
11. The person harmed in a situation, often requiring protection or justice
13. An institution providing financial support and loans to countries in economic distress
14. Someone who speaks or acts in support of a person or cause
15. The individual who commits a harmful act or crime
17. A core body of the UN responsible for maintaining international peace and security

1. The supreme law protecting human rights and freedoms in Canada
3. A political system in which citizens vote directly or elect representatives to make decisions
4. Large-scale companies that influence global economics through trade, lobbying, and investments
6. A person who observes an event but does not take part
7. Sovereign political entities with defined geographical boundaries and permanent populations
8. A set of fundamental principles defining a state's political structure
12. The authority of a state to govern itself without external interference
16. An organization regulating global trade to ensure smooth and fair exchanges
18. A public vote on a specific issue or policy question
19. An international organization established to promote peace and global cooperation