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The development of Britain through the various eras that characterized what was a tumultuous century both at home and abroad, beginning with the Edwardian period of the early 1900s

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Significant features of the English language. Varieties of English in the world; an examination of the emerging roles and status of English as a global language.

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The British parliamentary system and the role of political parties in government and opposition. Contemporary political issues and their impacts upon the effectiveness of government in the United Kingdom.

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American history from the colonial period to the Spanish-American War, the historic development of American society, the United States’ political and economic system. Topics included: the American Revolution, the Industrial Revolution and Sectionalism, the Civil War and the end of slavery, the rise of Big Business.

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British history from the period of the Reformation until the early twentieth century; the way ordinary people confronted political and economic changes and what price society paid for Britain’s prosperity.

Course Description :
The development of Britain through the various eras that characterized what was a tumultuous century both at home and abroad, beginning with the Edwardian period of the early 1900s.

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An introduction to British literature in its historical and cultural contexts from the sixteenth to the twentieth century.

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Fundamentals of academic writing with an emphasis on essay and academic report writing; basics of academic citation and referencing.

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Different types of academic texts with a special emphasis on effective reading techniques improving students ability to deal with diverse subject areas across the humanities and social sciences.