
In this lecture students will learn about:
1- The Regions of The United States East of the Mississippi
2- Bodies of Water
3- The Physical landscape
4- Some facts about US resources, economy, agriculture and nature extremes
In this lecture students will learn about:
1- Who are the native Americans and where did they come from.
2- European Colonization of America.
3- How did the new settlers change USA.
4- How did USA gain it’s independence from the British.
5- What happened to the native people of America after the European colonization.
In this lecture students will learn about:
1- Major metropolitan areas in the US
2- The United States government and its different branches
3- The government actions affecting the land and the people
4- Everyday life of the ordinary Americans including: religion, ethnicity and economy
In this lecture students will learn about:
1- The Physical Features of USA west of the Mississippi River including:
1) The Great Plains 2) Mountains and Hills 3) Basins and plateaus
2- Alaska
3- Hawaii
4- Bodies of Water (Oceans, Gulfs, Lakes and Rivers)
5- Climate of the region!
6- Energy and mineral resources
In this lecture students will learn about:
1- Native Americans ways of life
2- Colonial times
3- US expansion to the west
4- Settling the west
5- How did the US expand it’s land territories?
6- Farming and ranching
7- Industry and Entertainment
In this lecture students will learn about:
1- The US major cities (port and interior) and rural areas
2- Challenges facing the region such as:
(population changes, relationships with neighbors, water problems, erosion and environmental challenges)
3- Economy including:
( agriculture, mining, aerospace and service industries)
This is a simplified but not an oversimplified course discussing:
Geography, history and modern lives of the people of (The United States of America)
This course is intended to be both academic and non-academic, academic for middle and high school levels and nonacademic for the people interested in history, geography, and life of people.
State-of-the-art methodologies were used in the creation of this course to integrate knowledge, in the best way possible, you will find that the course is divided into one section, there will be a set of lectures, Q&A sheets, and a 10-question quiz after each part.
If you are a student struggling with social studies, a lover of history, geography and the different ways of life and culture people share worldwide, or a freshman majoring or minoring in one of the disciplines above, or North and Central America, if you want to travel or immigrate to The United States. You want to get a glimpse of the people's physical features, history, and life.
This course is definitely for you!
May this course be the first step into achieving and accomplishing great things, dreams and career goals ahead
Best of Luck in all of your future endeavors.
Mr. Mohamed El-Orbany