How can we better learn history?

Three feet of ice is not a day's cold," and it is not something that can be done overnight to study history well. History is a subject with a strong memory, and people often find it difficult to memorize everything they have learned, and even memorize it a few times, and then forget it after a short time. In fact, if you want to memorize historical knowledge, there are rules to follow.

For example, the study of ancient history can be broken down into five major areas: political characteristics, economic characteristics, ethnic relations, foreign exchanges, and culture. For world history and modern Chinese history, it is necessary to pay attention to understanding, because many historical events are intertwined and inherited from each other, so as to form a relatively large memory network, rote memorization is not feasible, and it is very difficult, which requires the help of understanding, linking the historical background at that time, using the method of logical reasoning, it is easier to sort out the ins and outs of this historical event. For the revision of history, the emphasis will vary depending on the individual's circumstances.

Personally, I think that you should pay attention to the basic knowledge in books and notes before the exam, because 30 multiple-choice questions occupy half of the country, and multiple-choice questions are often some basic knowledge. For material questions, it is necessary to rely on the usual accumulation, such as the teacher requires us to ask questions three times a week, even if we really don't want to do it, we should read the materials, compare the answers, and have a general impression of the materials, because the material questions often involve problems that we have not been exposed to or are not detailed in the books, and doing the material questions can expand our knowledge. As we all know, history is a subject that does not require high thinking ability, but it pays attention to the rigor of thinking, so if you want to learn history well, you must not be so-so, get by, you must be down-to-earth, step by step, as long as you build confidence, master effective learning methods and problem-solving skills, then you will be invincible in the college entrance examination room.

The road is at our feet, and we can definitely walk well; As long as we grasp the method of learning, we will not cross the single-plank bridge that many people are afraid of, but the bridge above it that can be unimpeded. 1. Generate interest If you are interested in history, your grades will naturally improve. How do you get interested in history?

First of all, historical events are closely related to us. For example, the 1997 issue in Hong Kong is related to the 1898 Sino-British Treaty; The civil war in Yugoslavia today is closely linked to the First and Second World Wars.

Therefore, as long as you pay attention to current events and explore the source of the book, you will be able to consolidate the knowledge in the book. Second, understand the usefulness of history. History can train people in thinking and analysis, and enable people to have the spirit of seeking truth and seeking truth from facts by emphasizing evidence and logic.

History is a great help in life, retirement can be inspirational, progress can be accomplished--- famous British Prime Minister Winston Churchill is a historian, and the late Hong Kong Governor Youde also specialized in history. Therefore, you should not feel inferior because you are studying liberal arts, especially history. On the contrary, we should work hard to learn this subject well, and work our studies, personal cultivation, knowledge, and future.

History is still quite an interesting subject, and the teacher listens to the lesson, and reads the textbook a lot, or the teacher gives an outline of the key points to remember the important time. Remember some of the markers, the impact they made, and so on!