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This 20-word word search covers key themes and characters from the classic film Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. Hidden words include idealism, corruption, senator, and republic, reflecting the film's focus on political integrity and democratic principles. Use it as a film-study comprehension check, a civics-unit vocabulary activity, or discussion material following a classroom screening.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
7th – 12th Grades
Updated September 2026

Word List

  • FLOOR
  • YOUTH
  • INTEGRITY
  • PRINCIPLES
  • IDEALISM
  • CORRUPTION
  • TYPHOIDMARY
  • MRSANDERSON
  • SENATOR
  • DELEGATE
  • CONSCIENCE
  • BALCONY
  • AMBITION
  • LOBBYIST
  • RAILROAD
  • PRESSCONFERENCE
  • THEPEOPLE
  • VOTE
  • LAW
  • REPUBLIC

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