formal organization of most large scale enterprises such as those associated with government, military, religious, corporate, or educational institutions
bureaucracy
100
the act of leaving one country to live in another country
emigration
100
concerning the beautiful, artistic or attractive
aesthetic
100
a spiritual quality or personal power that arouses loyalty or enthusiasm for an individual from a large group of people
charisma
200
consisting of or supported by members of two parties, especially two political parties
bipartisan
200
a system of government in which goods and their means of production are owned by the state and are distributed to all people as needed
communism
200
to leave one's country to reside in another
expatriate
200
the direct opposite
antithesis
200
a political philosophy based on tradition and social stability that advocates gradual rather than radical changes
conservatism
300
an economic system in which the means of production of goods and their distribution are privately or corporately owned and operated and in which there is open competition in a free market
capitalism
300
a political philosophy or government with a dictator based on a belief in racial and national superiority over individual worth
fascism
300
the act of entering a country for the purpose of becoming a permanent resident
immigration
300
the state of being absorbed into a culture
assimilation
300
to pledge
covenant
400
a political philosophy based on progressive measures and a belief in the autonomy of the individual and the protection of civil rights
liberalism
400
a strong supporter of a party, cause, faction, person, or idea
partisan
400
the science or study of births, deaths, diseases, or marriages, etc. of populations with reference to vital statistics
demography
400
not controlled by others; independent; self-contained
autonomous
400
a leader who gains power by playing on the emotions and prejudices of the people, along with the use of false claims and promises
demagogue
500
not belonging to or supporting any particular party, bias, or affiliation
nonpartisan
500
holding more than one office at a time; a society in which diversity within groups is encouraged and the integrity of the groups is maintained as the group participates in the common civilization
pluralism
500
racial segregation, esp. political and economic
apartheid
500
cleansing or purifying
catharsis
500
the state of departing from the accepted norm or standard