Across
- 4. - All judges and courts in a country.
- 7. - A document that tells how a country should be run.
- 11. - A formal meeting where officials listen to information or opinions.
- 12. - A project or idea started to make change happen.
- 13. - Work or programs started by the government.
- 14. - Citizens or members of a nation.
- 16. - Money intend to pay for public services or projects.
- 17. - How a country produces, spends, and manages money.
- 18. - Problems or topics that needs discussion or solutions in government.
- 20. - Harmony and cooperation among citizens or groups.
- 22. - A discussion where leaders or candidates argue their ideas and policies.
- 23. - Openness and honesty in government actions.
- 24. - A process where people choose their leaders.
- 25. - Faith and reliability of government or officials.
- 27. - The power or right of a leader to make decisions and enforce rules.
Down
- 1. - What the government collects through taxes and uses to run the country.
- 2. - When citizens pick their leaders by marking their choice.
- 3. - News outlets and communication channel.
- 4. - Principle of fairness in a society.
- 5. - When prices of goods and services go up over time.
- 6. - A nation with its own leaders and rules.
- 8. - Dishonest behavior of people in power for personal benefits.
- 9. - People over the government or majority rule.
- 10. - Under the article 6 and is one of the branches of government in the Philippines.
- 14. - Relating to the citizens or the community.
- 15. - Is responsible for the implementing and enforcing the laws.
- 19. - A group of lawmakers, specifically they should be lawyers.
- 21. - Official rules that guide how people behave in a country.
- 24. - Enough knowledge in order to enter the government.
- 26. - Freedom or Entitlement that people have in a country.