Across
- 3. submitting to popular vote a measure proposed or passed by the legislative body or by popular initiative
- 5. somebody who looks for wrongdoings, specifically in politics, in hopes to expose someone
- 6. an order or warning given by somebody with authority
- 8. how well the society is and what is being done to make it better
- 9. wanting to learn about something
- 11. central bank of US
Down
- 1. political movement to advance the human condition through social reform
- 2. a Progressive Party that was a third party in the US formed by past president Theodore Roosevelt
- 4. relating to a governing body, a town, or a city
- 7. expected to justify actions or decisions
- 10. the right to vote more specifically in political elections