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2. The state of being equal, particularly in terms of rights, opportunities, or treatment.
5. The continuous improvement or development in various aspects of life or society.
8. Inherited traditions, customs, and practices passed down through generations.
11. Something that serves as a source of motivation or encouragement.
12. Someone with the ability to imagine and plan for the future in an innovative way.
15. The practice of taking vigorous action to bring about social or political change.
17. The acts of giving or providing something valuable to a cause, effort, or society.
18. The accomplishment of a goal or task, often resulting in a positive outcome.
22. The succession of individuals in a family or society, grouped by age or time.
23. The ability to withstand challenges or hardship over a prolonged period.
25. The effect or influence of something on its surroundings or context.
26. Providing the means or encouragement for individuals or groups to take control of their lives.
27. Written works, including books and writings, often of artistic or intellectual value.

1. The shared beliefs, customs, and behaviours of a particular group or society.
3. A stimulus or influence that prompts creative or enthusiastic action.
4. The quality of being exceptionally good or outstanding.
6. The distinguishing characteristics and qualities that make an individual or group unique.
7. The ability to withstand adversity and recover from difficult situations.
9. The act of being a trailblazer, leading the way in a new field or endeavour.
10. The presence of a variety of different elements or qualities within a group or system.
13. The process of making progress or moving forward, especially in knowledge or technology.
14. The quality of being important or having notable meaning or consequence.
16. The act of writing or creating a literary work or composition.
19. Widely recognised and honoured for achievements or qualities.
20. Something handed down from the past, often with enduring significance.
21. The acknowledgment or identification of something or someone based on their achievements or characteristics.
24. The process of gaining the authority or power to take control of one's life or situation.