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Chapter 1 Literature-LiteraryGiants and Their Masterpieces Unit 1 Shakespeare, The Greatest Dramatist: Appreciation of His Comedies and Tragedies Text ¢ñ Why Study Shakespeare£¿ Text ¢ò On Shakespeare Unit 2 Great Authors and Their Novels of the Victorian Period Text ¢ñ Gender Roles in the 19th Century Text ¢ò Charles Dickens' Gift of Giving Unit 3 Notable Poets of RomanticismmByron, Shelley and Keats Text ¢ñ Famous Last Words Text ¢ò The Later Romantics: Shelley, Keats, and Byron Chapter2 History-Figures and Events of Significance Unit 1 King Arthur and William of Normandy: Early History of Britain and the French Influence Text ¢ñ King Arthur Text ¢ò The Emergence of the British State Unit 2 King John and King Charles h Is King's Right Divine£¿ Text ¢ñ King John Text ¢ò Charles l Unit 3 Spanish Armada and the Two World Wars: The Empire on Which the Sun Never Sets Text ¢ñ Rivalry Between Britain and France Text ¢ò The Battle of Britain Chapter 3 Communication-Etiquette Here and There Unit 1 English Weather-Speak: How to Talk About the Weather with the English Text ¢ñ Is the British Weather Unique in the World£¿ Text ¢ò Rules of English Weather-Speak Unit 2 Greetings and Goodbyes: How to Greet and Say Goodbye Text ¢ñ A Short Primer on British Social Etiquette Text ¢ò English Etiquette Unit 3 English Pubs-How to Engage in Non-verbal and Verbal Communication Text ¢ñ Seven Differences Between American and British Pubs Text ¢ò What Is Britain Without the Pub£¿ Chapter 4 British Media-Broadcasting, Newspapers and Television Unit 1 The Broadcasting History of BBC Text ¢ñ The Growth of Alternative Media Text ¢ò Swashbuckling Sounds: The History of Pirate Radio Stations Unit 2 Britain's Big Three: Quality or Popular Papers Text ¢ñ A History of the Broadsheet Newspaper Text ¢ò The Era of the Press Barons Unit 3 Television: An Idiotic Thing£¿ Text ¢ñ The Age of Show Business Text ¢ò The Medium Is the Message Chapter 5 A Country of Countries-Geography and Tourist Attractions Unit 1 Geographical Divisions of United Kingdom Text ¢ñ The Differences Among the UK, Britain, Great Britain and England Text ¢ò People and Language Unit 2 Historical Heritage and Landscape Text ¢ñ Stonehenge-Era Pig Roasts United Ancient Britain, Scientists Say Text ¢ò The White Cliffs of Dover-Things to See and Do Unit 3 A Tour to Major Cities: Landmarks and Spectaculars Text ¢ñ Six of London's Best Small Museums and Why You Should Visit Them Now Text ¢ò How to Experience Belfast's Cultural Scene like a Local Chapter 6 Entertainment-Sports, Movies and TV Series Unit 1 Sports: Widespread Participation Text ¢ñ Sports in the UK Text ¢ò Association Football or Soccer Unit 2 What's So Fascinating of British Films£¿ Text ¢ñ The Highest-Grossing British Films of All Time Text ¢ò British Film History Unit 3 Charms of Popular TV Series-Sherlock, Downton Abbey and Doctor Who Text ¢ñ Best Films and TV Shows Based on the British Royal Family Text ¢ò Do You Love British TV Series£¿ Showmax Got You Covered Unit 4 One City, Three Olympic Games Text ¢ñ London Olympic Games Then and Now: 1908 Text ¢ò Legacies of Past Olympic Games Chapter 7 Politics-Constitutional Monarchy Unit 1 Constitution and Monarch: How to Justify Britain's Support for Monarchy Text ¢ñ Elizabeth II Text ¢ò Harry's Departure Could Do Britain's Royal Family a Favor Unit 2 General Election: Who Would Become the Winner of First-Past-the-Post Text ¢ñ How Winston Churchill Lost the 1945 British General Election Text ¢ò Some Arguments Surrounding the Debate over FPTP vs. PR Unit 3 Separation of Powers: Would Early Election Do Wonders for Theresa May Text ¢ñ