1). Social ecology can be defined as the branch of biology or life that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to do their physical surroundings ,which can also be relating to society or organisations
2). Transpersonal ecology is a term used by philosophical and psychological schools to describe experiences and world views that extend beyond the personal level of the psyche, and beyond everyday worldly events
Before te French and Indian War, the individual colonies viewed themselves as separate entities only connected by their common heritage and their loyalty to the British King. When the acts of Parliament began to strip individual colonies of their rights and self-rule, other colonies noticed. As soon as the Stamp Act was passed in 1765, colonists began to organize a unified protest. Nine of the 13 colonies met to discuss the Stamp Act and resolved that the colonists, as British citizens, had the same rights as citizens living in England. Furthermore, they established the idea that it was unlawful for Parliament to impose a tax on the colonies, because the colonies had no representation in Parliament. Five years later in 1772, Samuel Adams began the Committees of Correspondence in order to strengthen the idea that an attack on one colony represented an attack on all of the colonies.
The correct answer is known as "Euthanasia".
Euthanasia is described as the act of ending an individual's life, who is experiencing a disability or illness that is incurable. It is used to relieve the pain and suffering of a patient.
I think it would be economic system so a.
Answer:
4. people must make trade-offs.
Explanation:
Scarcity is the shortage of supply with respect to demand. It arises due to unlimited wants contrasted with limited resources - having alternative uses.
Scarcity : Demand > Supply
This leads to trade off (sacrifise) of something to attain anything, since the limited resources are short of unlimited wants & have alternative uses.
Eg : Having fixed money income (analogous to resources) & many commodities in consumption basket (analogous to wants); if one commodity is gained - it would be at the cost of sacrifising (trade off) some other commodity.
