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Read the textbook a few times first, like reading **, while reading and remembering, you can remember the characters and events, and it is best to remember the causes and effects of some major historical events and the measures taken. After familiarizing yourself with the textbooks, take the dynasty as the key link, and string together the events, or divide them according to the nature or type of events (for example, the national aspect of reform, the anti-aggression, etc.).
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Introduce you to a method - vertical and horizontal mnemonics.
Use time to represent the vertical axis, hell to represent the horizontal axis, and events are the intersection of the vertical and horizontal axes, so that a very complete and very large knowledge network diagram will be formed in your mind, and all the knowledge will be strung together.
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My way of doing it is to take a look.
You look at history as a story, both in small print and in notes.
Remember not to read, just watch.
This way, you won't be mistaken about timing.
In fact, there is no need to remember the accuracy of the time.
The main thing is that you have to distinguish what happened before and after what event.
I've tried and tested.
And I read too much and remember it faster.
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Liberal arts are best to learn, as long as you spend time every day, politics is memorization, there is no shortcut, memorize every day, and when the time comes, you will be familiar with it Geography is simpler, look at it when you have time, don't deliberately memorize it, read too much, and it will be imprinted in your mind.
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Liberal arts are based on the ability to memorize and comprehend.
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The key to learning history well is to gradually develop an interest while persisting in learning and memorizing, which requires a small plan.
Put a long line to catch a big fish, don't keep an eye on the progress and exams in front of you, your only exam is the college entrance examination, make a plan for a few history books, memorize one or two sections of content every day, the content is less or you can increase the amount of time you have to learn later, and learning history is a process of slowly accumulating memory.
After the first round of back fighting, he was beaten by the second and third rounds.
Weekends are available for review as appropriate.
When reading a book, not only should you read the outline and drawing, but also read small stories, famous quotes, and **, which is a good way to relax and relieve boredom, and it is also a good way to accumulate cold knowledge points.
Don't pay attention to the questions, to be honest, you don't need to write history homework, you don't remember it, and it's useless to copy and copy the answers according to the answers.
Put the time on your back.
Test scores don't depend on how many questions you do, but on how much you have in your head.
The school will definitely send you a lot of review materials, just one benefit, there must be a good classification of good knowledge points, take a look, and strive to remember.
If you don't have it now, you can simply make a classification outline by yourself, such as water conservancy, such as literary works, etc.
Remember just the outline.
It is only used for facing the outline and recalling knowledge points.
Don't spend a lot of time on taking notes, keep an eye on it, make full use of the tutoring materials to sort it out, and you can also pick up your classmates.
Read more answers and analyze the main points of the question.
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First of all, you need to build a framework, this is very important, all the knowledge is based on this framework, have an overall impression.
Finally, if you want to take the exam, look at other people's experience with example questions, learn from them, and give yourself confidence.
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For example, at the beginning of modern Chinese history, the year of the Opium War was 1840, and this 1840 is to be remembered. This is hard work, and there is no good place to point out.
On the other hand, we should grasp the method of studying history, which is based on politics. The politics here is the politics of the political textbook, that is, Marx's view of history. Class, productive forces, these are all very important things that cannot be ignored.
The other is their own induction, such as the rise of the country.
United States, Western Development (Resources), Civil War (Political Environment), Industrial Revolution (Science and Technology), Two World Wars (External Environment).
Germany, Franco-Prussian War (resources), unification (political environment), Industrial Revolution (science and technology) These are all contents that can be summarized by themselves and are easy to remember and understand.
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Chronicle the chronology vertically and remember the characters horizontally, which will give you a general framework for history, and you should have no problem dealing with general multiple-choice questions.
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Some years are necessary to know, such as the time of the founding of the People's Republic of China, to know a time to know what historical stories were during this time, you can also read historical biographies
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Rely on your own back. Then organize and organize the frame diagram, which is easier to remember.
Memorize a little bit every day, and you can still memorize a lot.
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If you remember the time, you'll remember a lot, and you'll be interested.
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