Society and Culture Crossword Puzzles

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 …

starts with ethics, ends with trust. without it, controls are just fancy paperwork, what the board does when it’s not asleep at the wheel. crucial …

the ability to wait calmly and not get upset when learning something new or facing difficulties, t he act of doing something regularly to improve or …

it can be small or large- scale, but every step taken contributes to a larger movement for progress, this social action often happens in front of the …

this theory is based on exchanges or rewards for performance, surname of the theorist who developed the multidimensional model of leadership, theory …

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”, …

a person who studies human history and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the analysis of artifacts and remains, a facility mainly used …

the study of behavior and mind, embracing all aspects of human experience, the degree to which people identify and share characteristics within groups …

line of descent, society with economically interdependent ethnic groups. ethnic identities persist when they exploit different ecological resources, …

someone who is famous, especially in the entertainment business, an advantage such as medical insurance, life insurance, and sick pay that employees …

a belief system that claims a monopoly of truth and is often linked to science, the idea that religion acts as a conservative force and maintains the …

"a system of communication used by a community" (8 letters), "mexican dish with a folded tortilla and various fillings" (5 …

to make great efforts to improve or protect one's country, to maintain and support the values and laws of one's country, a firm determination to act …

individuals _ complacency and continuously challenge existing conditions and activities in order to identify discrepancies that might result in error …

seen as a philosophy rather than a religion, a belief system unique to japan, first began in ancient india, the fourth largest religion in the world, …

a system where everyone gets a say, often through voting, the idea that laws apply to everyone equally, including those in power, having the freedom …

another name for the huang hu river, a military commander that is in charge by force of a small area, the type of soil that came from the chinese …

the country that south africans are leaving, a reason why some people feel unsafe in south africa, a country that is a popular destination for south …

a subtle difference or distinction in meaning, expression, or tone, excessively grand or self-important, often in a way that is overbearing or …

exercising unscrupulous control or influence over a person or situation, an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a …

unpleasantly proud; having an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities, socially acceptable or good; fair, modest and respectful, …