Across
- 3. The relationship and interaction between people and the natural world.
- 6. The principle that all members of a society, including the government, are subject to and accountable under the law.
- 7. A society's core principles and standards, often guiding its behavior and actions.
- 8. The system by which a state or community is controlled.
- 9. A specific place or position.
- 10. The economic benefit that countries can receive when they specialize in producing goods and exchange them with other countries.
Down
- 1. The process of people, goods, or ideas changing location over time.
- 2. Things that motivate or encourage someone to do something.
- 4. A key social studies theme describing how disagreements can lead to shifts in society.
- 5. The way authority is divided and exercised within a system, such as a government or organization.