Lee Won-bok: Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries in English 10: America 1 (Americans)

This book is an English translation of *Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries 10: America: Americans*, which portrays the past and present of the world's most powerful nation, the United States. It covers everything from its single government as an independent federation and states resembling 50 nations, its first multi-ethnic state and the world's first to implement a presidential system, to American-style democracy and elections that cut off power to the masses, its strongest economy, the light and shadow of American society amidst cutting-edge civilization, and the power of the Americans who drive the nation. Translated into high-quality English by a practicing lawyer born and raised in the U.S., the *Reading Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries in English* series vividly renders the sense of humor, brilliant insights, broad and deep information and commentary, and rich reading material found between the lines of Professor Lee Won-bok's *21st Century Distant Countries, Neighboring Countries* series. The book is structured to allow readers to improve their English skills without even realizing it as they turn each page. It is set to establish itself as a new English learning bible for this era, enabling readers to discuss world history and culture in English rather than relying on rote memorization.

Korean title: 영어로 읽는 먼나라 이웃나라 10: 미국 1(미국인편)

Korean author: 이원복

Korean publisher: 김영사

ISBN-13: 9788934933571