Help with high school history readings, must read history books in high school

Something personally recommended by the General History of the World. Still very helpful.

In the first year of high school, you can actually read some interesting history or historical sketches.

Zweig's "The Guillotine Queen", "When the Stars of Mankind Shine", etc., or "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" and so on in China. It is okay for the people of the hundred pulpits to write it. The main thing is to cultivate an interest in history.

There is a set of books on the market called "Reading ** History in One Breath", including the history of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties and some foreign envoys (American, Japanese, European), which is relatively simple and suitable for high school students.

Five Thousand Years of China" is bought back as a story to read, don't memorize it, watch more and think more, it is very helpful to the Department of History.

Full support for the 2nd floor! The General History of the World is worth a look. Interest is really important, if it's too boring to just memorize it, tell yourself with a positive attitude: I like it, I'm interested, I'm very eager to get to know! Then, I knew.

Hmm......Personally, I think "Five-Year College Entrance Examination Three-Year Simulation" is good, you can buy 2009a, there is a single history, the content is very detailed!

However, textbooks are still the main o( o...

The textbooks are the best, I've bought a lot of books, but it's really useless.

It's a waste of time, and the textbooks are enough.

I'm a sophomore in high school, and I'm still in a liberal arts class, haha, history is average, and sometimes I want to read some history books, but when I actually buy them, they don't use them, and now I think history textbooks are the best!

I don't think there's a need to make up for anything in high school, it's better to read more knowledge in books and look at atlases.

1 "General History of the World": The first "General History of the World" is a very utilitarian recommendation of the orange, when you usually do questions in the college entrance examination, you will often encounter the paragraphs here (I don't know if the current question is like this), so it is a process of betting on the topic, in addition, the general history of the world is a big reading challenge for some high school students, not as readable as the ** language of those things in the Ming Dynasty, but such a text will not be missing in the history of the topic, after reading this book, For students who have just left junior high school, there will be a good improvement in reading skills. Third:

It helps you to have a one-sided understanding of world history, and you can probably string out a line, which is helpful for learning.

2 The reason for recommending the book "Glory and Dreams" is similar to that of "General History of the World", the only difference is that the readability is higher than the former, if you can't read "General History of the World", you can consider starting with this book, although it is not as wide as the former, but it is enough as a beginner's reading.

3 "Historical Records" The swan song of the historian, the rhyme of the separation. This is not a big sentence, reading this book must read the classical Chinese version, in the process of high school, the historical materials of classical Chinese are buried in the liquid into countless materials, reading the historical records, is to let the students who have just entered high school complete the leap from "Xiaoshitan Ji", "Yueyang Lou Ji" to "Twenty-four History" (Chinese exam), "Lisao", high school students should not think about reading through this book, but to be familiar with classical Chinese through this book, understand classical Chinese, and do not have nowhere to write in the face of classical Chinese historical materials. In addition, reading historical records and accumulating materials is a help for the language.

The whole history of high school is composed of Chinese history and foreign history, and Chinese history is divided into ancient history, modern history and modern history, and modern history is divided into the period of the old democratic revolution and the period of the new democratic revolution. A lot of relevant knowledge points are like "nesting dolls", which is the main reason why the students' history grades can't go up. As long as the history of each stage is taken out for a comprehensive analysis and summary, and then detailed into the events and people, high school history will become very simple and transparent!

So how do you study history?

1. First of all, we must establish a correct awareness. We need to make it clear that history is not a course that you think you will be able to get a high score by rote memorization. Of course, it is not excluded that you spend a lot of time memorizing all the history books from beginning to end, but the time for high school study is already tight, and there are so many subjects to study, if you memorize them all like this, how many books do you have to memorize?

2. Master the distribution of historical question types. It is mainly divided into multiple-choice questions and material analysis questions, and the correctness of multiple-choice questions is very important! Only when the accuracy of multiple-choice questions is high, can there be hope of getting a high score, and the answer template for the big question, the answer idea and how to step on the score are very important.

3. Be clear about what each book is about? For example, the first compulsory course talks about politics, the second compulsory course talks about economics, and the third compulsory course talks about ideology and culture. History books don't need to be memorized, but you must be familiar with them, otherwise you can't even find the knowledge points in **, how can you learn?

4. Take time as a clue to sort out the knowledge context. Students often ask me how to remember the time of all events. It is recommended to grasp the time of occurrence of major events, so that we can clarify the background of the times when answering questions, and even speculate on the time of some events that we do not remember.

So is there a teaching aid that can be very helpful on the road of learning history, that is, this "Butterfly Change Notes", the most important thing for us to learn history is the mastery of basic knowledge, this Butterfly Change Notes is aimed at students with weak foundations, which are full of dry knowledge points in content, which can strengthen and consolidate any weak points of students. The analysis and explanation in the book are very detailed, and self-study is not a problem, you can exercise yourself to learn and practice at the same time. However, the basic knowledge is firm, and the exercises cannot be let go, and you need to learn how to use them flexibly.

Yiwen:

It's about to take the exam, so hurry up and give me the fastest delivery and delivery. Really conscience. Let me have time to finish the questions these days before I come over to evaluate.

The difficulty of the questions is moderate, and the question type is novel, which is quite suitable for me who wants to improve my score. Moreover, the answers and solutions are very clear and thorough.

Slowly:

Ms. Money:

I have been following the senior sister for many years, and now I buy books for my students. The packaging of the book is very exquisite, and the content is all the real questions of the college entrance examination over the years, which is great, and it is the best choice for high school students on the road to history review.

Happy life:

General History of the World

Outline of National History", in fact, Mr. Qian Mu's books can be read.

In fact, high school history textbooks are too modular, foreign ones are foreign, domestic ones are domestic, so that you will memorize the front and forget the back, and memorize the king of the back and the front, and learn high school history to figure out the events in the same time period, regardless of where he is, wear it, associate more, remember more, what historical significance, of course the key point is. Hey, no way, memory is always the king of Chinese education!

Look at the key knowledge like you look at ** and before you know it, it will form in the brain and the computer will break.

It is to learn history books as ** or stories.

Don't lose the test papers you have done before, take them out and read them through once or twice before the exam, memorize the important questions and answers, and the knowledge points they have asked are actually so many over and over again, and the questions you have seen in this test paper may also change a few words to appear in that test paper.

Diligence is the most important thing, and history is the subject to memorize.

Haha, I'm a history buff with a keen interest in history. I regard the study of history as reading stories, and every historical event is very intriguing, in which we can learn a lot, and even summarize the experience of our predecessors to avoid detours.

For our test-taking education, I recommend memorizing in chronological order according to personal habits, or memorizing according to the history section. I'm personally used to pressing the time. It is also necessary to connect Chinese and foreign histories with each other, because the dynamics of the world also lead to domestic changes.

Second, use some interesting associative memories. For example: the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

You see, the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942 was the turning point of World War II, so the United States entered the war earlier than this - 1941, it was Christmas (December) and the Americans were angry (No. 7). Although I studied science, I knew a lot better than a liberal arts student, and I didn't forget it for many years.

Finally, cliché, diligence!!

First look through the table of contents in the history book, it is best to remember that the table of contents are typeset according to time and events, and then recall what the chapter says according to the table of contents, sort out an outline, memorize the outline, and read the book more when you have nothing to do.

Draw a logical diagram, sort out the time, place, task, impact, etc. of the event by chronological time, and memorize it repeatedly.

Read some books about history, such as the Five Thousand Years Written on China.

If there are a lot of multiple-choice questions, then it is not very old to grasp the details of history, in other words, it is not familiar with the knowledge of books, (of course, there are a few multiple-choice questions that are difficult, and it is generally OK to get marks for questions that cannot be wrong).

If it is an analysis question that deducts a lot of points, it is not mastered to answer the question, sometimes look at the score value of the answer, skills, it is recommended to buy some questions, and then do it yourself, after doing it, it is to proofread the answer, to see how it answers the reason and meaning of the class to memorize more, some time details of the paper to comb it yourself, will remember a little more

High school history is very scattered, and it takes a little effort.

Read more, read more, accumulate more outside the classroom.

I studied history, listened carefully in class, understood and memorized, and memorized the main points in combination with the topic. After class, you can sort it out and make a list by yourself.

One is my interest, and the other is my love summary.

Simple memorization of the general content,And then play on the spot according to the material during the exam.,Basically, you can score about 80 points.。。 It's stable.