Character - The way someone thinks, feels, and/or behaves.  The moral qualities distinctive to an individual.
Ethics - Moral principles that govern behavior.
Morals - A person's standard of behavior which is and is not acceptable.

Integrity - Strong moral principals.
Honor - High respect and admiration.
Trust - Firm belief in truth and reliability.  Confidence placed in a person.

Perception - Sensory awareness.  A way of interpreting.
Prosperity - To thrive attaining a successful level of material wealth.
Policy - A course of action proposed or acted upon by a person in a position of authority.

Politician - A person who holds or seeks to hold a position in elected office.  Influences others to determine the allocation of resources.
Society - A group of people with long-standing social interaction who have formed institutions which provide security and cultural identity.
Governance - The process of governing people, enforcing policy, and influencing behavior.

Authority - Possession of the power/control over people/resources. Acknowledged ability to make decisions.
Control - Influence over people/resources.
Law - Recognized system of rules regulating the actions of people.

Citizen - Recognized status of a person being a member of a State.
Representation - Acting the behalf of another.
(A real vote on the allocation of resources; Taxation with representation)
Sovereignty - Full right and power to govern itself without outside interference.

Republic - Form of government with elected officials representing citizens.
Federation - Political entity unifying self-governing states.
Ratify - Officially approve.

Contract - Agreement enforceable by law
Constitution - Supreme contract outlining principals for governance