Across
- 3. The state of being held in official custody, often without trial historically.
- 4. Mark a significant happy day or event with social activities.
- 6. Hopefulness and confidence about the future or the success of something.
- 8. to and vigorous support for one's country
- 9. A person who campaigns for political or social change.
- 11. Highly skilled or successfully completed.
- 14. Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control
- 16. Put or keep someone in prison or captivity
- 17. CapeSouth Africa's largest province by land area, known for its diamond mines.
- 18. Charge someone with an offense or crime.
- 19. A person who determines the final content of a newspaper or magazine
Down
- 1. Opposed to South Africa's historical policy of racial segregation.
- 2. Valued objects, traditions, and culture passed down through generations
- 5. A state of deep and prolonged unconsciousness
- 7. The action or practice of inflicting severe pain for punishment or interrogation.
- 10. A person chosen to speak on behalf of an organization.
- 12. Formally issued a book, journal, or piece of music for public sale.
- 13. A certificate awarded by an educational institution for completing a course.
- 15. To disconcert, confuse, or upset someone.
- 20. Discrimination or prejudice directed against someone of a different race
