Chapter 1 Great Britain1.General Introduction2.Land and People2.1 Geographical Situations2.2 Natural Resources2.3 People and Their Character3.History3.1 The Dawn of Civilisation to the Norman Conquest (4000BC--1066)3.2 Middle Ages--from the Anglo-Saxons to the House of York3.3 From the Middle Ages to the Modern Era (1485--1714)3.4 Rise to a World Power(1714--1914)3.5 Great Britain Between 1914 and 19453.6 Britain in the Second Half of the 20th Century3.7 Britain in the 21st Century4.Government and Politics4.1 Government4.2 Parties4.3 Justice and Law4.4 Local Government4.5 Foreign Relations and Military5.Economy5.1 Economic History of the UK5.2 Economic Sectors5.3 Governance and Regulation6.Society and Culture6.1 Social Welfare6.2 Family Life6.3 Education6.4 Religion6.5 Literature, Music, Theatre, Film, Television and Sports6.6 Etiquette and Customs6.7 Holidays and FestivalsChapter 2 The United States of America1.General Introduction2.Land and People2.1 The Land2.2 People3.History3.1 Colonial Era3.2 American Revolution(1776--1789)3.3 Territorial Expansion and Westward Movement3.4 The American Civil War (1861--1865)3.5 Homestead Act and Emancipation Proclamation3.6 Industrial Growth3.7 The United States in World War Ⅰ3.8 The United States in the 1920s--1930s3.9 The United States in World War Ⅱ3.10 The United States from 1991 to Present4.Government and Politics4.1 Political Principles4.2 Three Branches4.3 Political Life4.4 Government Policy5.Economy5.1 Economic History5.2 Agriculture5.3 Manufacturing5.4 High-Tech Industry5.5 New Economy5.6 Role of Government in Economy6.Society and Culture6.1 Social Welfare6.2 Family Life6.3 Education6.4 Religion6.5 Arts6.6 Etiquette and Customs6.7 Holidays and FestivalsChapter 3 Canada1.General Introduction2.Land and People2.1 Geographical Situation2.2 Natural Resources2.3 People and Their Character2.4 Canada and Maple Leaf3.History4.Government and Politics4.1 Government4.2 Political Parties4.3 Justice and Law4.4 Provinces and Territories4.5 Foreign Relations and Military5.Economy5.1 Economic System5.2 Industry and Commerce5.3 Agriculture5.4 Transportation and Communications5.5 Science and Technology6.Society and Culture6.1 Social Welfare6.2 Family Life6.3 Holidays and Festivals6.4 Education6.5 Religion6.6 ArtsChapter 4 Australia1.General Introduction2.Land and People2.1 Geographical Situations2.2 Natural Resources2.3 People and Their Character3.History3.1 First Inhabitants3.2 European Exploration3.3 Colonial Period3.4 Federation3.5 The Impact of the Two World Wars4.Government and Politics4.1 The Constitution4.2 Government4.3 Parties4.4 Justice and Law4.5 Foreign Relations and Military4.6 Defense and Security5.Economy5.1 Economic System5.2 Industry and Commerce5.3 Agriculture……Chapter 5 New ZealandChapter 6 Ireland