The United Kingdom's Navy, or Royal Navy, is the tittle used to refer the United Kingdom's naval combat force, whose origin goes to earlies 16th century. This Navy played an important part in establishing the British Empire as well as expanding its supreme world power by contributing in the conquering of overseas possessions and setting of trading posts, gaining the historical reputation of “Royal Navy”.
From the middle 17th century, and 18th century, the Royal Navy fought against the Dutch Navy and the French Navy for protecting Britain maritime supremacy. During 18th century it was the world's most powerful navy until it was surpassed, during the Second World War, by the United States Navy.
The word that fits the blank would be INTERACTIONIST. In the modern times, human development has been taken through an interactionist approach by most psychologists. This kind of approach involves social interaction and how this has shaped and changed the society.
Food security is t<span>he degree to which a person has regular access to adequate amounts of healthy foods.</span>
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Water pollution causes many problems to the eco system that it is affecting. As the pollution spreads it begins to affect the wildlife eventually killing them off. This affects the food chain in the area. For example if pollution began to affect the water in the Florida Everglades it would kill the fish living in the area. Then alligators would not have enough food to eat therefore their population would slowly decrease. Eventually humans would be affected as well. People can get diseases by eating seafood that has been poisoned or drinking the contaminated water. Water pollution from major events like acid rain or oil spills can completely destroy marine habitats. This leaves animals without a place to live therefore meaning they have a less chance of survival.
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According to Gregory Mankiw, a US teacher and economist, this example would demonstrate the economic principle of "the significance of opportunity cost in decision making". Martina had to give up going to restaurants in order to continue travelling by taxi. She probably compared the cost and benefits of packing lunch vs going to a restaurant before taking the final decision.