Across
- 3. – love for one’s country. (loyalty, devotion)
- 7. – plain, unchanged. (monotone, unaltered)
- 9. – a struggle or serious disagreement. (clash, dispute)
- 11. – enforced separation, often by race. (segregation, division)
- 12. – unlikely to happen. (doubtful, implausible)
- 13. – severe destruction or ruin. (wreckage, catastrophe)
- 15. – willingness to accept differences. (acceptance, patience)
- 16. – people living together with shared values. (society, fellowship)
- 19. – to weaken or damage gradually. (erode, sabotage)
- 20. – to unite into one whole. (merge, combine)
Down
- 1. – relating to home or country. (household, internal)
- 2. – likely to stir up conflict. (provocative, inflammatory)
- 4. – to express sorrow or regret. (lament, mourn)
- 5. – belief in self-reliance and independence. (autonomy, uniqueness)
- 6. – essentially different. (distinct, contrasting)
- 8. – a deeply distressing event. (shock, suffering)
- 10. – a position of power or influence. (dominance, control)
- 14. – closely mixed or connected. (intertwined, linked)
- 17. – a confusing or difficult problem. (puzzle, dilemma)
- 18. – weak, slight, fragile. (flimsy, uncertain)