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ЗАРЕГИСТРИРОВАТЬСЯ У верасні разам з доктарам Лі А. Фэроў мы адправімся ў новае анлайн-падарожжа – у штат Юта да Скалістых гор, каб даследаваць нацыянальныя паркі Заён, Брайс-Каньён і Арчэс. Яны, магчыма, менш вядомыя за тыя, пра якія мы казалі на мінулых сустрэчах, але адназначна заслугоўваюць не менш увагі. Гэтыя паркі з'яўляюцца яркімі праявамі магутнасці прыродных…

ЗАРЕГИСТРИРОВАТЬСЯ Of all of the national parks in the United States, Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon are probably two of the most well-known and the most spectacular. Join Dr. Lee A. Farrow (Auburn University at Montgomery) to discover why these two parks are major vacation destinations for both Americans and tourists from abroad.

Join us for an exciting online journey as we explore the enchanting Christmas spirit of New York City from the comfort of your home. Immerse yourself in the festive sights, sounds, and traditions of the holiday season while enhancing your English language skills. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to learn English and experience…

John F. Kennedy was postwar America: the youngest President in history; the descendant of Irish immigrants; a Roman Catholic in an overwhelmingly Protestant nation. He grew up privileged in the Boston area, served in World War II, entered politics, married a beautiful young woman,fathered two children and ascended to the highest office in the land.…

Трансляция с субтитрами на русском языке. “All Aboard”! It was a cry millions of Americans heard in the 19th and 20th centuries. Railroads helped to build America. Railroads carried the hopes and dreams of settlers across the vast continent from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and goods and produce as well. The traffic had a…

Marilyn Monroe was more than an actress.  She symbolized the beginnings of a much broader movement in American society in the two decades after the Second World War.  Her personal and professional lives reflected both the stereotypes and realities of women in that era. The resulting contradictions helped to launch the movement for gender equality.

It was a startling declaration: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.”  These words, written by Thomas Jefferson on July 4, 1776, were hardly “self-evident” to most people in the world at the time, including those in the new nation, the United States of America. Now, 247 years later,…

In 1871-72, Russian Tsar Alexander II’s son, Grand Duke Alexis, traveled through the United States for three months. Although his trip had a diplomatic purpose, there was a private reason as well – Alexis had fallen in love with an older woman who was not of royal blood, and the Tsar hoped an extended trip…