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| The act of weakening the enemy through constant attack and harassment. |
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| A person who challenges an active policy, government, or institution. |
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| A person who destroys religious symbols or established doctrine. |
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| A direct vote for the approval or disapproval of a particular proposal. Aka yes or no vote. |
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| This refers to the native language of a locality or country. |
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| Speech or conduct that incites resistance to the government |
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| Favoritism based on a family relationship. |
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| Capable of being bought or obtained for money. |
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| Conforming to established doctrine, especially in religion |
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| Relates to the political or governmental power of popes. |
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An economy that is self-sufficient and does not take part in international trade
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| Of or relating to the church |
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| A term referring to the working class who are divorced from their means of production. |
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| A person who rejects technology |
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| Religious believers who are not clergy. |
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| Of or relating to the world and separate from the church |
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| Hatred or contempt for females |
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The disruptive situation whereby a territory which is culturally or historically related to one's nation is subject to a foreign government.
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| A judicial officer or government official. |
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