Society and Culture Crossword Puzzles

the king's official london residence (2), camilla's official role (2), a solemn promise, a person who is no longer in the military, specifically one …

an animal the comanche travels on, a horse pulled this to carry the comanche's teepee and supplies, region of texas where the comanche traveled, …

the state of being poor; lack of the means of providing material needs or comforts, to move or change (something) so as to be in a more effective …

having a strong desire for success, achievement, or distinction, showing concern, kindness, and consideration for the well-being of others, to be …

famous italian navigator, leader of conquistadors in mexico, spanish queen, english colony that disappeared, englishman who started the roanoke …

an agreement or a settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side making concessions, having an obligation to do something, or having control …

another word for goal, confidence in someone, a vivid, imaginative conception or anticipation, red, white and ...., add value or significance, …

to go see actors do a play, where you go to report a crime, where you go to mail a letter, where you go when you break your ankle, where you can pay …

truthfulness, sincerity, or frankness, the ability to be relied on or depended on, full trust; belief in the powers, trustworthiness, or reliability …

perseus and hermes ask this titan for help in finding medusa, king acrisius put danae and her son in a chest and put them out to _ , polydectes, the …

the place where the coronation happens, a service where a monarch receives their crown, a metal hat for a monarch, a religious activity, usually in a …

the effect of the speaker's credibility, character, and goodwill, intercepts and interprets message, _ conflict - difference of opinion that leads to …

a man to whom you are engaged, a female child for whom you are the godparent, a woman chosen to be a child's guardian in a christian baptism, a female …

a skill that helps individuals adjust to new situations, being able to adjust to changing circumstances, a key skill in managing uncertainty, …

a process of cultural change that occurs during the contact and interaction of several groups of people who are carriers of different cultures, …

the most extreme form of social stratification, based on the legal ownership of people, a social system with ample opportunity to move from one class …

a hard nut to crack - someone who is _ to get along with, all ears - to have your full _ on something/someone, born with a silver spoon in mouth - to …

american origin, darling, spanish origin, admired, hebrew origin, "who is like god?", old french origin, yew wood, greek origin, bright and …

keep safe from harm or injury (p), another word for speaking to someone (t), talk to an adult you ..... (t), a ......... ........ is a right to all …

ultimate source of all variation, a form of selection in which favorable phenotypes survive to reproduce more than individuals with different …

is credited for the founder of sociology, this theorist believed that the roots of human suffering were through class conflict, the exploitation of …

_ is a way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at variance with the prevailing social norm, _ culture which emerges from the centralized …

the name given to the new, independent movement of younger women, what boomed after ww1, result of inflation and pay decreases, authority figure and …

putting beliefs into action for good, courteous, honest, and polite behavior practiced on the internet, images or words that make one feel …

the philosopher who derived a method of attaining knowledge, he is a student of the philosopher socrates wrote about and improved socrates’s work …

exchange goods without using money, christian holy people, pictures made from many bits of colored glass or stone, a general who became emperor in a.d …

showing sympathy for someone's difficulties, having the power to move heavy weights or perform other physically demanding tasks; also, able to …

latin, meaning “olive” or “olive tree”, irish, meaning “strong-willed warrior” and “protector”, hebrew, meaning “rest” or …

latin, meaning “olive” or “olive tree”, german, meaning “whole” or “universal”, french, meaning “free”, latin, meaning “work”, …

latin, meaning “olive” or “olive tree”, german, meaning “whole” or “universal”, french, meaning “free”, latin, meaning “work”, …