1.0 Introduction 1.1.1 Geographic Condition in the UK 1.1.2 People in the UK 1.2.1 The Founding of the Nation 1.2.2 From the Modern Age to Postwar Britain 1.3.1 The Political System in the UK Ⅰ 1.3.2 The Political System in the UK Ⅱ 1.4.1 Recent History of UK Economy 1.4.2 Current Economy in the UK 1.5.1 British Literature: From Medieval to the 18th Century 1.5.2 British Literature: From Romanticism to the 20th Century 1.6.1 Historical Background and Debates 1.6.2 School System and Higher Education in the UK 1.7.1 British Life Values, Ethnic Groups & Social Structure 1.7.2 The Welfare System, Sports, Festivals & Holidays 2.1.1 Geographic Condition in the US 2.1.2 People in the US 2.2.1 From the Beginning to the Establishment of a New Nation 2.2.2 From the Civil War to the Post-war Period 2.3.1 American Government 2.3.2 Political Parties in the US 2.4.1 American Economy: The Industrial Revolution 2.4.2 American Economy: Agriculture, Trade & Finance 2.5.1 American Literature: From Colonial Period to Realistic Period 2.5.2 American Literature: From Naturalism to the Present 2.6.1 Educational Background in US 2.6.2 American Higher Education 2.7.1 American Social Life I 2.7.2 American Social Life II 3.1.1 Geographic Condition in Canada 3.1.2 People in Canada 3.2.1 Canada in Pre-19th Century 3.2.2 Canada in Post-19th Century 3.3.1 Canadian Government 3.3.2 Political Parties in Canada 3.4.1 Canadian Economy: General Introduction 3.4.2 Canadian Economy: Agriculture, Manufacturing & Service 3.5.1 Educational Background in Canada 3.5.2 Post-secondary Education in Canada 3.6.1 Social Life in Canada I 3.6.2 Social Life in Canada II 4.1.1 Geographic Condition in Australia 4.1.2 People in Australia 4.2.1 Early Australia (Before the 20th Century 4.2.2 Australia Through Time: Australia Later (After the 20th Century 4.3.1 Australian Government 4.3.2 Australia Political System 4.4.1 Brief History of Australian Economy 4.4.2 Current Australian Economy 4.5.1 Educational Background in Australia 4.5.2 Higher Education in Australia