PART Ⅰ  United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Chapter One  Land and People
  1.1  Name of the UK
    1.1.1  Confusing Terms
    1.1.2  Differences Between the Terms
    1.1.3  The Four Countries
  1.2  Geographical Features
    1.2.1  Terrain
    1.2.2  Land Use
    1.2.3  Major Cities
    1.2.4  Famous Landmarks
  1.3  The Climate
    1.3.1  Changeable and unpredictable
    1.3.2  Rainy
    1.3.3  Fog
  1.4  The People
    1.4.1  Population
    1.4.2  Nations
    1.4.3  Nationality and Citizenship of the British People
    1.4.4  Language
    1.4.5  Social Class System in Britain
  1.5  Characteristics of British People
    1.5.1  Reserved
    1.5.2  Modesty
    1.5.3  Humour
    1.5.4  Sportsmanship
Chapter Two  The Origins and Shaping of the Nation
  2.1  Origins of the British Nation
    2.1.1  Ancient Settlers
    2.1.2  Roman Britain
    2.1.3  Anglo-Saxon Britain
  2.2  Shaping of the Nation
    2.2.1  Norman Conquest
    2.2.2  Establishment of Feudalism
    2.2.3  The Hundred Years' War
    2.2.4  Threats to Feudal Monarch
Chapter Three  The Rise and Fall of the British Empire
Chapter Four  British Government
Chapter Five  Economy of the United Kingdom
Chapter Six  British Foreign Policy and Relations
Chapter Seven  Education
Chapter Eight  Culture Life
Chapter Nine  Social Life in Britain
PART Ⅱ  The United States of America
Chapter Ten  Land and People
Chapter Eleven  The Shaping and Development of the Nation
Chapter Twelve  America in the Twentieth Century
Chapter Thirteen American Government
Chapter Fourteen American Economy
Chapter Fifteen  American Foreign Policy and Relations
Chapter Sixteen  American Education
Chapter Seventeen  Cultural Life
Chapter Eighteen  Social Life in America
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