Titre :	England and the New World
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Farhat Ferhat, Auteur
Editeur :	Algrer : office des publications universitaires
Année de publication :	2014
Importance :	103.p
Présentation :	couv: ill en couleur
Format :	15x22
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-9961-0-1738-8
Prix :	420.00 DA
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Index. décimale :	E420
Résumé :	The author combines a dual specialization in the fields of English (Teaching of English as a Foreign Language) and American Culture. He has been lecturing on U.S. Civilization and the Basic Skills ever since graduation in 1986. He holds a PhD in American Studies from Britain with a long teaching experience in different countries of the world. His research interests include the Basic Skills, American Studies and U.S-Arab relations. This reader surveys the development of the English Empire in America from the settlement of Virginia in 1607 to Georgia in 1733. It covers the topics as detailed hereafter. Chapter One reviews the creation of the Thirteen colonies. Chapter Two describes the American geographical landscape and its environmental diversity. Chapter Three focuses on the Indians tribes and their culture. Chapter Four examines the colonization of the land from the Atlantic through the Pacific Coast and its impact on the Indian population. Chapter Five discusses the rise of the English society in the New World and its relations with the Mother Country. In a nutshell, when the seventeenth century began, there was an American Indian nation living along the Atlantic coastline, but at the century’s end, an English community was emerging in the area bearing the seeds of the country that became the United States of America in 1776.
Note de contenu :	the ga Indian leader in American history THE MAKING OF THE THIEE AMERICA COLONIES GEOGAH F THE NEW WORLD AMERICANS INDIANS THE ROMOVAL OF THE TRIBES THE ENGLISH SOCIETY IN AMERICA

England and the New World [texte imprimé] / Farhat Ferhat, Auteur . - Algrer : office des publications universitaires, 2014 . - 103.p : couv: ill en couleur ; 15x22.
ISBN : 978-9961-0-1738-8 : 420.00 DA
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Index. décimale :	E420
Résumé :	The author combines a dual specialization in the fields of English (Teaching of English as a Foreign Language) and American Culture. He has been lecturing on U.S. Civilization and the Basic Skills ever since graduation in 1986. He holds a PhD in American Studies from Britain with a long teaching experience in different countries of the world. His research interests include the Basic Skills, American Studies and U.S-Arab relations. This reader surveys the development of the English Empire in America from the settlement of Virginia in 1607 to Georgia in 1733. It covers the topics as detailed hereafter. Chapter One reviews the creation of the Thirteen colonies. Chapter Two describes the American geographical landscape and its environmental diversity. Chapter Three focuses on the Indians tribes and their culture. Chapter Four examines the colonization of the land from the Atlantic through the Pacific Coast and its impact on the Indian population. Chapter Five discusses the rise of the English society in the New World and its relations with the Mother Country. In a nutshell, when the seventeenth century began, there was an American Indian nation living along the Atlantic coastline, but at the century’s end, an English community was emerging in the area bearing the seeds of the country that became the United States of America in 1776.
Note de contenu :	the ga Indian leader in American history THE MAKING OF THE THIEE AMERICA COLONIES GEOGAH F THE NEW WORLD AMERICANS INDIANS THE ROMOVAL OF THE TRIBES THE ENGLISH SOCIETY IN AMERICA