Across
- 2. What political value declined due to government actions? page 6–7
- 4. What major event risked closing the U.S. government? page 6
- 6. What group in the House faced internal conflict? page 6
- 7. What authority the president used to justify troop deployment? pages 4–5
- 10. Which areas were most affected by the federal response? pages 4–5
- 12. What value journalists say leaders must uphold? pages 4–7
- 14. What political tactic both parties used during the shutdown fight? page 6
- 15. What branch of government was gridlocked? page 6
- 16. Which leader was under U.S. scrutiny? page 16
- 17. What term describes Trump’s intensified actions in blue cities? pages 4–5
- 18. What describes the growing divide between U.S. parties? pages 4–7
- 19. What liberties critics warned were threatened by the crackdown? page 4–6
- 20. What core principle the magazine suggests is under pressure? pages 4–6
- 22. What economic issue fueled the dispute? page 6–7
- 23. What controversial policy goal toward Venezuela was discussed? page 16
- 24. What tool was used to pressure the Venezuelan regime? page 16
- 25. What issue arose from both protests and foreign policy? pages 4–16
Down
- 1. What was suggested instead of foreign military action? pages 14–16
- 3. What phrase describes the conflict over federal spending? page 6
- 5. What event triggered federal intervention in cities? page 4–5
- 8. What system prevents abuse of power in the U.S.? pages 34–35
- 9. What factor influenced how Americans viewed the crackdown? page 4–5
- 11. What kind of troops were deployed into urban protests? pages 4–5
- 13. What did the administration claim it was trying to restore? pages 4–5
- 21. What form of support might replace direct intervention? page 16–17