Society and Culture Crossword Puzzles

_ well being involves exercising, good nutrition, and of course making healthy lifestyle choices, medicine that involves pricking the skin with …

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 …

standing together and supporting each other, having the freedom to do what we want, not thinking we are better than others, treating everyone fairly, …

ensuring everyone has the same rights and opportunities, embracing and valuing differences in people’s backgrounds, actively involving everyone, …

japanese word for a type of animation, japanese word for a comic book, japanese word for a wooden clog, japanese word for a traditional theater, …

pursuing a goal with relentless determination, progress and growth, rather than perfection, keep actions aligned with their goals, to extend …

a person from ireland is.., a person from wales is.., a person from new zealand is.., a person from the usa is.., a person from china is.., a person …

the male parent, formal term for mom, a male child, what do you call a female child?, a male sibling, a female who shares at least one biological or …

portuguese explorer, the first person to sail directly from europe to india. started"age of exploration", "extension of power over a …

ability to influence others in an effort to achieve goals, a process of human interaction within organizations, process of exercising one’s own …

feeling tired and uninterested because there's nothing fun to do, feeling very happy and eager because something good is about to happen, feeling …

negative emotional responses on group membership, differential behaviours directed toward members of different social groups, beliefs about social …

making sure of avoiding potential danger, mishap, or harm; cautious, a person ready and able to change, adapts to different circumstances, kind and …

consent or readiness to do something, the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier, subject to the obligation to report, explain, or …

maintaining these can help develop a good support system, keep on trying especially when things are difficult, setting these will help you focus on …

treating others with kindness and consideration, the limits we set to feel safe and comfortable, feeling good physically, mentally, and emotionally, …

is maintaining important parts of one's original culture as well as becoming an integral part of the new culture, intercultural anxiety, refers …

the chickasaw lived in _ mississippi, a formal event where people gather to express beliefs, the natchez lived along the _ river, the indians _ , …

the ideology that is a set of cultural beliefs and practices that helps maintain powerful social, economic, and political interests, norms deemed …

direct design based on a system of beliefs or philosophy, places emphasis on providing simple, rational solutions to design problems without …

associated with low self esteem, involves the fight or flight response, the need to feel good about oneself, the mental image or picture of self, when …

an enduring state of mind, which can shape a person’s general expectations about the future, an individual’s automatic reaction to an event or …

ability to recover quickly from difficulties, the quality of being gentle and considerate, the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, …

a formal dinner for members of the military only, a formal dinner to which non-military guests are invited, a code of behavior or courtesy based on …

making a decision that goes against what a community accepts as the right thing to do could be considered this, a value that is both our school and a …

the duchess who started afternoon tea in britain, these people discovered how to drink hot tea around 3000 b.c, a cake that can be round or shaped …

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

this involves the use of technology to harm the victim. examples include sending hurtful messages or threats online, spreading rumours or lies on …

draw conclusions from prior knowledge, oriented toward or focused on one's own social group; do not realize the degree to which they have …

strength in the face of pain or grief, stop feeling angry or resentful toward (someone) for an offense, flaw, or mistake, an act of selecting or …