Countries

2. The money used in a country as a medium of exchange for goods and services.
4. A distinct territory or region that is governed by its own government and is inhabited by a specific group of people.
8. The total number of people living in a country or region.
10. The customs, traditions, and way of life of the people in a country, including art, music, and language.
11. The cultural and historical traditions passed down through generations in a country.
12. The dividing line or boundary that separates one country from another.
13. A set of fundamental principles or laws that govern a country and outline its structure and powers of the government.

1. A system of government where the power is vested in the hands of the people through elected representatives.
3. The main city or town of a country, where the government offices and important institutions are located.
5. Anthem A song that represents and symbolizes a country, often played on special occasions or events.
6. The ruling body or system that manages the affairs of a country and its people.
7. A system of government where a king or queen serves as the head of state, usually inherited within a family.
8. The head of state in a country, often elected by the people or appointed through a political process.
9. A symbol representing a country, usually consisting of distinctive colors, patterns, and emblems.
10. The status of being a member of a particular country, granting rights and responsibilities to the individual.