Across
- 6. Ranking or evaluation of a condition of existence in comparison to others in a similar social or civil position.
- 7. A reward for doing something good or a pay back or deserved punishment.
- 8. We should have freedom of choice and freedom to make decisions that are subject only to the reciprocal obligation to respect the rights of others.
- 11. The complete development of one’s ambitions or “being all that you can be”.
- 12. Having an understanding with a body of facts.
- 13. The right to waive our Natural Rights.
- 14. Freedom from arbitrary restraint.
- 17. Recognizing and respecting the views of others.
- 18. A government position that is independent from foreign control or intervention.
- 19. Life, liberty and property, according to John Locke.
- 20. Women should have the same rights as those of men.
Down
- 1. The belief that human nature can be improved and that society is moving toward a better form of life.
- 2. A regard for others that overrides concern for oneself.
- 3. Every human being is entitled to both the freedom and responsibility to develop his/her personality with rights to life, liberty and property.
- 4. Being impartial, fair, correct and right.
- 5. Actions should be taken only if they are good for oneself.
- 9. This "Equality of" grants the same rights, privileges, and immunities to people similarly situated.
- 10. To forego something of value in exchange for a more pressing claim.
- 15. This "Equality of" occurs by assuring the ends are the same for all, regardless of the means or conditions.
- 16. Every human being is entitled to both the freedom and responsibility to develop his/her personality with rights to life, liberty and property.