Depending on the context (also: historical time) of the situation, mutual agreement between the two places and the terms actually used in their legal documents, it could be:
a dependency
a colony
a territory (for example: Puerto Rico is an unincorporated US territory)
and some others: people in the past have used different words to mask the fact that they dominate another country against their will...
The constitution is, as the declaration of independence was a document to tell England that the america's were no longer under british rule. i hope this helps!
Answer:
Social learning theory
Explanation:
As you may know, the parent figure is very important in aperson´s life: Most of the things you learn in your early life are, in a way, connected to your parents: from speaking in a certain way (accent) to having a certain taste in music or movies...Why? very simple, because they are there with you all the time, and you learn to live the way your peers live, <u>you adapt </u>(and most of the times not just adapt but get to like it).
What happens to Tina may be explained by social learning theory because Tina, in her unconsious mind, learned from his father that dogs were bad and, even if she hasnt had a bad experience with them, she is still afraid of them.
<em>For example</em> have you ever had a bad experience with a spider? probably not, yet im sure you are afraid of them, simply because society has a negative image about them... and <u>you adapted</u> to live in it.
The primary accomplishment of the First Continental Congress was a compact among the colonies to boycott British goods beginning on December 1, 1774 unless parliament should rescind the Intolerable Acts. Committees of observation and inspection were to be formed in each Colony to ensure compliance with the boycott.
The answer is neurotic trend of "moving toward people".
There are three principle neurotic trends as depicted by Karen Homey, which develop from a people system of engaging nervousness.The trends are:
Moving Toward People
Moving Against People
Moving Away From People
