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GB USA Modern World Global role GB within Europe Empire Immigration then GB Political system USA Political system (incl. Monarchy) (Illegal) immigration today Common- wealth Multi- cultural Society Myths: American Dream, Melting pot Salad Bowl Multi- cultural society ... Internet Environment Modern World Globalisation Science World of Work

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