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Contents: Part 1: The United States: Unit 1 Florida; Unit 2 Washington Unit; 3 Vermont. Part 2: U.S. Inventions and Inventors: Unit 4 Spencer's Microwave Oven; Unit 5 Josephine Cochrane's Dishwasher; Unit 6 Patricia Bath's Laser. Part 3: U.S. Originals: Unit 7 McDonald's; Unit 8 Superman; Unit 9 Starbucks. Part 4: Holidays and Special Days: Unit 10 New Year's Celebrations; Unit 11 St. Patrick's Day; Unit 12 Labor Day. Part 5: Washington, D.C.: Unit 13 The Capitol Unit; 14 The Smithsonian Institution; Unit 15 Arlington National Cemetery. Part 6: U.S. Arts and Entertainment: Unit 16 Walt Disney Unit; 17 Maya Lin Unit; 18 Ella Fitzgerald. Part 7: The Story of Young America: Unit 19 Christopher Columbus and the New World; Unit 20 Paul Revere's Ride; Unit 21 The Railroad Connects East and West. Quizzes: Answer Key; Audio CD; Tracking List.

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Contents: Unit 1 The Fifty States; Unit 2 The Buffalo; Unit; 3 Texas; Unit 4 The Story of Colonel Sanders; Unit 5 The President of the United States; Unit 6 Martin Luther King Jr.; Unit 7 Basketball; Unit 8 Abraham Lincoln; Unit 9 Washington, D.C.; Unit 10 Halloween; Unit 11 Native Americans; Unit 12 A First Look at New England; Unit 13 Thomas Jefferson; Unit 14 Beverly Hills; Unit 15 Theodore Roosevelt; Unit 16 Niagara Falls; Unit 17 Harriet Tubman; Unit 18 The Boston Tea Party; Unit 19 July Fourth; Unit 20 Helen Keller; Unit 21 New York City; Unit 22 The Story of Ben and Jerry's; Unit 23 Thomas Alva Edison; Unit 24 The Pentagon; Unit 25 Arnold Schwarzenegger; Unit 26 Hawaii; Unit 27 Yellowstone National Park; Unit 28 The Stars and Stripes. Answer Key; Audio CD; Tracking List.

The new edition of All About the USA 3 has fresh content and a full-color design. It offers an introduction to American culture. This entertaining and informative book is divided up into thirty units about American people, places, and events. Readers expand their knowledge of the USA as they explore topics ranging from John F. Kennedy and Las Vegas to Kellogg's Corn Flakes and Blue Jeans.
Level: AVU II/8. klasse etc.

Contents: Unit 1 George Washington; Unit 2 The Hot Dog; Unit 3 Thanksgiving; Unit 4 Blue Jeans Unit; 5 Alexander Graham Bell Unit; 6 Body Language; Unit 7 Mia Hamm; Unit 8 The American Cowboy; Unit 9 Coca-Cola; Unit 10 The Statue of Liberty; Unit 11 The Bald Eagle; Unit 12 Baseball; Unit 13 John F. Kennedy; Unit 14 The Gold Rush; Unit 15 The Hamburger; Unit 16 Toni Morrison; Unit 17 Las Vegas; Unit 18 The Oscars; Unit 19 Tornados; Unit 20 Lewis and Clark; Unit 21 Jazz; Unit 22 Florida Oranges; Unit 23 Mount Rushmore; Unit 24 Bill Gates; Unit 25 Henry Ford; Unit 26 The Cranberry; Unit 27 The White House; Unit 28 Uncle Sam; Unit 29 Homesteaders; Unit 30 Kellogg's Corn Flakes; Answer Key; Audio CD; Tracking List.

Contents: Unit 1 Cars in America; Unit 2 The Building of the Brooklyn Bridge; Unit 3 Yo-Yo Ma; Unit 4 The Spirit of the Wolf; Unit 5 Death Valley; Unit 6 Maples and Pecans; Unit 7 Oprah Winfrey; Unit 8 T-Shirts and Tuxedos; Unit 9 The Wright Brother Take Off; Unit 10 The Mystery of Roanoke; Island Unit 11 Getting on Board; Unit 12 Georgia O'Keefe – Art Legend; Unit 13 The Last Queen of Hawaii; Unit 14 Alaska – The Last Frontier; Unit 15 Susan Butcher on the Iditarod Trail; Unit 16 A Perfect Lunar Landing; Unit 17 The Birdman of Alcatraz; Unit 18 A History of Animation; Unit 19 The Google Guys; Unit 20 All-American Football; Unit 21 The History of Rock; Unit 22 Lucas and Spielberg at the Movies; Unit 23 Television Comes to America; Unit 24 Hip-Hop Culture; Answer Key; Audio CD; Tracking List.

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Canada has been ranked (by United Nations studies) as the best place in the world to live. Canadians enjoy many advantages – a high standard of living, access to good healthcare and education, and a beautiful environment. People from many different ethnic backgrounds live in harmony. But family life, working life, even the way some people are governed, is changing. Meet the people of Canada (“In their Own Words”) and discover the diversity of their lives, from a cattle farmer in Alberta to a pilot in Vancouver.
Contents: Toronto – A Meeting Place; Past Times; Landscape and Climate; Natural Resources; The Changing Environment; The Changing Population; Changes at home; Changes at Work; The Way Ahead; Glossary; Further Information; Index
Level: 8.kl./AVUII/E-F

Canada is a country of amazing natural beauty, but most Canadians live in the cities of Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Ottowa, and enjoy one of the world's highest standards of living. However, many of the indigenous Canadian Indians suffer high unemployment, poor health and housing. Canada's population includes many different peoples who have settled in the country in the past. Yet the government has recently been accused of allowing in too many economic migrants, leading to rising tensions in the country. For many years, French-speaking Quebec has kept its identity separate while being part of Canada. But if Quebec wins its independence the Canadian government will lose its largest province. Author: Heather Blades. (64 pages)

Contents: 1. Canada — An Overview; 2. History; 3. Landscape and Climate; 4. Population and Settlements; 5. Government and Politics; 6. Energy and Resources; 7. Economy and Income; 8. Global Connections; 9. Transport and Communications; 10. Education and Health; 11. Culture and Religion; 12. Leisure and Tourism; 13. Environment and Conservation; 14. Future Challenges; Timeline; Glossary; Further Information.

Level: 8.-9. kl./HG E-C/AVUII/1st year of Gymnasium

There are many different Irelands. There is the Ireland of peaceful rivers, green fields, and beautiful islands. There is the Ireland of song and dance, pubs and theatres — the country of James Joyce, Bob Geldof, and Riverdance. And there is the Ireland of guns, fighting, death, and the hope of peace. Come with us and visit all of these Irelands — and many more ...

An authentic and up-to-date picture of Ireland today. Ireland is a member of the European Union and one of the first countries to introduce the euro. Its economy has boomed in the last few years, and the media refer to this as 'the Celtic Tiger'. As work prospects have improved, thousands of Irish people have moved back to Ireland to live and work. But are these improvements skin-deep? And what are the challenges that face the young population of Ireland? Meet the people of Ireland and learn about the diversity of their lives, from a TV meteorologist to a student in Dublin. Includes maps and fact boxes about size, flag, population, religion, currency, language etc.
Contents: Cork: Past, Present and Future; Past Times; Landscape and Climate; Natural Resources; The Changing Environment; The Changing Population; Changes at home; Changes at Work; The Way Ahead; Glossary; Further Information; Index
Level: 8.kl./AVUII/E-F

The United Kingdom is one of the world's wealthiest countries, playing a highly significant role in global affairs. The country's diverse history of invasion and settlement, together with successive waves of immigrants has left its mark on British culture, language and beliefs. As the United Kingdom looks to the future it faces a number of challenges including regional economic disparities and inter-community tensions. Author: Alex Woolf. (64 pages)

Contents: 1. United Kingdom — An Overview; 2. History; 3. Landscape and Climate; 4. Population and Settlements; 5. Government and Politics; 6. Energy and Resources; 7. Economy and Income; 8. Global Connections; 9. Transport and Communications; 10. Education and Health; 11. Culture and Religion; 12. Leisure and Tourism; 13. Environment and Conservation; 14. Future Challenges; Timeline; Glossary; Further Information.

Level: 8.-9. kl./HG E-C/AVUII/1st year of Gymnasium