Across
- 2. Thoreau believed the most immediate need in government was to ______ it.
- 3. A very large number; countless.
- 4. Acceptance of something unpleasant without resistance.
- 6. Thoreau believed the power of government comes from the ______.
- 9. The idea that people should resist unjust laws is called civil ______.
- 10. Thoreau believed government is best when it ______ people alone.
- 13. After leaving jail, Thoreau had a greater appreciation for his ______.
- 14. Thoreau believed people should live ______ lives to avoid distractions.
- 16. Noble, magnificent, or inspiring awe.
- 18. The essay in which Thoreau argues against unjust government is called Civil ______.
- 19. Done intentionally and carefully.
- 21. Thoreau believed people should respect what is ______ rather than simply obey the law.
- 22. Thoreau believed majority rule is based on ______ rather than justice.
Down
- 1. According to Thoreau, the highest authority is the individual ______.
- 5. Thoreau often mocked the importance people give to daily ______.
- 7. Thoreau left Walden because he wanted to do something ______.
- 8. Thoreau spent a night in ______ for refusing to pay a tax.
- 9. Thoreau believed people should follow their ______.
- 11. Thoreau went to live near a pond called ______.
- 12. Thoreau believed the ideal society would need no ______.
- 15. While in jail, Thoreau remained calm and ______.
- 17. Thoreau went to Walden to discover the true meaning of ______.
- 18. Being jailed caused Thoreau's respect for the state to ______.
- 19. Life becomes complicated when it is filled with unnecessary ______.
- 20. A loud and constant noise.
