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Chapter One Culturein GeneralSection �� Introductionseaicyn �� The characteristics of CultureSection �� Categories of CultureSection �� History of the Concept of CultureSection �� The Development of Global CultureReading CivilizationChapter Two A Survey of the English-speaking CountriesSection �� United KingdomSection �� United StatesSection �� CanadaSection �� AustraliaSection �� New ZealandReading Qrrick Facts of the CountriesChapter Three Land & ResourcesSection �� British Land & ResourcesSection �� American Land & ResourcesSection �� Canadian Land & ResourcesSection �� Australian Land & ResourcesSection �� New Zealand Land & ResourcesReading EnvironmentChapter Four People & SocietySection �� British People & SocietySection �� American People & SocietySection �� Canadian People & SocietySection �� Australian People & SocietySection �� New Zealand People & SocietyReading Social ProblemsChapter Five LanguageSection �� British EnglishSection �� American EnglishReading LinguistrcsChapter Six HistorySection �� British HistorySection �� American HistorySection �� Canadian HistorySection �� Australian HistorySection �� New Zealand HistoryReading History & HistoriographyChapter Seven GovernmentSection �� British GovernmentSection �� American GovernmentSection �� Canadian GovernmentSection �� Australian GovernmentSection �� New Zealand GovementReading GovernmentChapter Eight Economy & TradeSection �� British Economy & TradeSection �� American Economy & TradeSection �� Canadian Economy & TradeSection �� Australian Economy & TradeSection �� The Economy of New ZealandReading Economy and CivilizationChapter Nine ReligionSection �� British ReligionSection �� American ReligionSection �� Religion in CanadaSection �� Religionin AustraliaSection �� Religionin New ZealandReading ReligionChapter Ten EducationSection �� British EducationSection �� American EducationSection �� Education in CanadaSection �� Education in AustralianSection �� Education in New ZealandReading Voices in EducationChapter Eleven LiteratureSection �� British LiteratureSection �� American LiteratureSection �� Canadian LiteratureSection �� Australian LiteratureSection �� Literature in New ZealandReading Literary CriticismChapter Twelve ArtSection �� British ArtSection �� American ArtSection �� Canadian ArtSection �� Australian ArtSection �� New Zealand ArtReading ArtChapter Thirteen Mass MediaSection �� British MediaSection �� American MediaSection �� Media in CanadaReading BBC World ServiceChapter Fourteen Foreign RelationsSection �� British Foreign RelationsSection �� American Foreign RelationsSection �� Canada's Foreign RelationsSection �� Australian Foreign RelationsSection �� New Zealand Overseas TradeReading United Nations