Across 3. The idea that the law itself, and not an individual, has the greatest power and that all individuals are equal before the law and subject to the same law. (3 Words) 6. People working together to accomplish common goals, a principle emphasized by collective ideologies. 12. Material possessions, including land, that are owned by an individual or group. (2 Words) 13. An individual ruler or a small group that has complete control over the economy, social structure, and politics of the country. 16. The struggle among two or more people or groups for an economic, social, or political advantage. 20. How society is organized based on income or wealth. 23. Political movement involving organized efforts to achieve political, social, and economic equality for women. 25. The rights associated with personal liberty, such as freedom of religion and of association, and the right of life, liberty, and the security of the person. (4 Words) 28. Ideas and understandings that people hold to be important or fundamental to who they are as individuals or as members of a group 33. An economic system based on free markets, fair competition, wise consumers, and profit-motivated producers, with minimum government involvement. 37. The wants or wishes of a group of people. (2 Words) 38. An ideology based on the importance of individual liberty and the values of individualism. 39. The idea that individuals do not live in isolation, but depend on one another. (2 Words) 40. People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry. 41. Aboriginal people in northern Canada generally living north of the tree line in Nunavut, northern Quebec, the Northwest Territories, and Labrador; also in Greenland, Russia, and Alaska.

Down 1. Any ideology based on the belief that collectivist values should be the foundation for political, economic, and social life. 2. The good of a community; something that benefits well-being of society as a whole (2 Words) 4. A form of government in which the rights and freedoms of the individual are guaranteed, including the right of individuals to vote for their political leaders. (2 Words) 5. The key rights which all human beings are born with, such as rights to life, liberty, and security. (2 Words) 7. Companies owned by Canadian federal or provincial governments, which are formed to serve the common good. (2 Words) 8. Aboriginal or “first” peoples, who were once called Indians, descendants of the original inhabitants of Canada, and the various governments that represent them. (2 Words) 9. Ideas and understandings that a person holds to be true 10. Anything not privately owned by individuals. (2 Words) 11. Ideology that values the rights and freedoms of the individual, often above the security and harmony of the whole group. 14. A group’s responsibility for the actions of all of its individual members, as well as the idea that individuals have a responsibility to the group that is greater than their individual responsibility. (2 Words) 15. Diagram for organizing ideologies, such as the extent to which they emphasize collectivism or individualism. (2 Words) 17. Faithful observance of the norms or standards imposed on members of a group as a condition of membership in the group. (4 Words) 18. An economic system that operates with limited government intervention. (2 Words) 19. System of thought based on beliefs and values about how the world works, how we should live together as a society, and what society could become. 21. Ideology that places the needs and goals of the group before those of any individual member, and is based on the independence of society. 22. A principle common to collectivist ideologies, which can have different meanings depending on the person or the ideology. (2 Words) 24. Differences in the beliefs and values regarding the economic structures of society have resulted in the ideologies of capitalism and communism, among others. (2 Words) 26. Personal interest; wanting to satisfy one’s own needs. (2 Words) 27. The set of goals or ideals that members of a group pursue together and that will benefit the group as a whole, rather than benefiting any one individual in the group. (2 Words) 29. An economic system where a country should export more goods than imports, accumulate wealth in gold and silver, and protect its economy by taxing and setting quotas on imports. 30. The ability of individuals to act freely as consumers and producers. (2 Words) 31. A group of people. 32. An understanding where each individual of a society agrees to be governed so they may gain the benefits of living in that society. (2 Words) 34. Government-owned land, which is often rented or leased to individuals or companies for profit. (2 Words) 35. Collection of beliefs about life and the universe held by an individual or group; the lens through which the world is viewed or interpreted by an individual or group 36. A system where the oppressed working class overcomes its property-owning oppressors through revolution, so that together they can work towards property being owned by the community and all people sharing the benefits of production.