How do you keep a history? Memorize texts? Remembering the concept?

First of all, you must understand the book first, and then start to summarize the knowledge, and you don't need to memorize it deliberately, but mainly memorize the concepts. For example, when it comes to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, you must know that the feudal system collapsed, the princes competed for hegemony, the hundred schools of thought contended, and the Jingtian system collapsed. Then use the historical events of a certain period combined with the cultural, political and economic background of the time to solve the problem, history will definitely advance by leaps and bounds, come on, landlord!

I used to take the history test more than 40 points, and then I explored my own learning methods, and now every monthly exam is above 80, the landlord can also do it, history is not specifically to memorize, but to understand the cultural background of a certain period of economic level and political situation, know that you are not afraid of ten thousand questions!

The key to remembering history is to cultivate interest, connect more with other historical materials, and naturally remember clearly.

The key to remembering the concept is two points: 1. To grasp the core spirit (for example, communism is advanced). 2. It is necessary to summarize the question routines (such as the historical present, the party, the party, the outside party, the international ...... of China）

There's no way to memorize texts, let's memorize them by rote. You just think: I x your exam ......

Under is a high school student who loves history very much. It is recommended that you read the textbook first when studying history, and have a certain understanding of the social, economic, cultural and major events of that era, or search the Internet for the various conditions of that dynasty, and then you have to understand it yourself, remember not to memorize, understanding is the most important, as long as you understand it, you can come up with it, history does not want politics to answer the questions according to the words in the book, only you know the general meaning of the question, you can write it. Hope.

Historical memorization and learning methods.

1. Divide history into dynasties, and see through the rise (founding) and demise (demise) of each dynasty as if it were **;

2. Write down the major events that occurred when each emperor was in power in each dynasty;

3. Write down the key words and deeds of the characters who have a greater impact on the historical process of each dynasty;

4. Summarize the political, military, economic, and cultural characteristics of each dynasty, and analyze the impact of these on later generations;

5. Take the exam questions and mock questions that you have used in the past, and if you don't know the answer, you can turn the book to find the answer, and if you can't do it, go online for help.

Remember the great events in history, remember what was happening in the history of the world during the same period.

History is actually very simple, the main thing is to read history, and politics is the same.

In fact, just watch more, don't deliberately memorize. For most people, "erudition and strong knowledge" only need to be "erudite", and if you can't remember clearly, you can check the information. Aren't you tired of having so many things in your head?

Realistically, you remember your loved one's birthday better than anyone else.

Cultivating interest, experiencing with heart, being able to memorize, and learning from the past is what I am going to summarize.

Construct the context of historical knowledge, and classify it horizontally: politics, military, economy (agriculture, handicrafts, commerce, etc.), culture (folk culture, aristocratic literature and art, entertainment), diplomacy, ethnicity, etc. Longitudinal classification:

The chronological order of dynasties is compared. For the memory of the era, we can use the century generation method, that is, draw a horizontal line, a vertical line every hundred years, and a short vertical line in less than ten years. Record what happened at each time, ah, this line saved the memory.

The construction of the knowledge network is the basis for a discipline to be able to learn the number, and after the construction is completed, with the addition of new knowledge, the more the network will be substantial, and it will be very convenient to put forward a certain point in the examination or practical application, and a large number of related content can be pulled up by the way.

When the story is remembered, every historical event will have some small story. A lot of historical analysis has a routine, and it is easy to remember it according to the routine analysis.

Hehe, a lot, like there are dynastic poems and the like. It is better to be interested and understandable to memorize. If it's for exams, you may have to memorize them, and those books are boring.

But if you want to increase your knowledge, it is recommended to read better history books, such as the interpretation of the Three Kingdoms, those things in the Ming Dynasty, what kind of thing is history, etc.

It's best to take the time to summarize each knowledge point to list a few from important to minor Similar knowledge points can be arranged in chronological order, such as a certain event, you can remember it according to the time, place, main tasks and results, and then list the major events of a period horizontally in chronological order I think the main thing is to take notes and summarize them by yourself and then memorize them (at the beginning, my history notes were summarized a little bit by myself after class, and the effect was not bad).

Take it as a **, you have to watch it every day, and then memorize it when you are familiar with it.

Sort first, and then read by heart (preferably in the morning), because reading in the morning is the best memory.