Across
- 2. causing disagreement or debate
- 4. to suggest that something is true without actually saying it
- 6. the treatment of something in a way that changes it from holy to commonplace
- 9. a person who publicly disagrees with a policy
- 10. a plan designed to deal with a particular problem
- 13. group of person with common ideals, usually a minority within a larger group
- 15. to discuss something in order to reach an agreement
- 17. the standards that are used for judging things
- 18. to giver something power or authority
- 20. the act of giving formal approval to something, usually an agreement
- 21. having many people
- 22. to charge a government leader with having broken the law while in office
- 23. usable or acceptable until a certain date
Down
- 1. any form of slavery
- 3. person or persons who represent the government
- 5. action, decision, or occurrence that can be used later as an example for a similar action, decision, or occurrence
- 7. to examine or study someone’s background and actions, often when the person is trying to get an important job
- 8. the right to vote in political elections
- 11. suggesting guilt
- 12. vague or uncertain
- 14. unbiased; not favoring any side of an issue
- 16. in a manner that makes the meaning of something very clear
- 19. a set of moral values