How do you put all the historical content together?

What to do with this idea, what is good about wearing and what is mysterious?

You have to rely on kung fu, and there are no too absolute tricks.

Need to be interested in history and have a little feeling; Accumulate gradually as you learn.

If you are close to reviewing now, I think you should read some good historical reference books, see how they are or those historical clues, and what historical knowledge is connected around these clues; What is the relationship between the threads, and how they crisscross to form an orderly network of historical knowledge.

For example, in ancient Chinese history, there can be two methods: vertical, the political system of ancient China (** and local), social change, the system of electing officials, major policies, economic policies, economic phenomena (each era has some characteristics or important contents), economic development performance; ethnic relations, foreign relations, etc.; Answer questions from the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties to the Ming and Qing dynasties; Horizontally, each era, such as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the Qin and Han Dynasties, the Three Kingdoms and the Two Jin Dynasties, the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the overall characteristics of each era, the political, economic, cultural, and national external issues are united;

In modern Chinese history, there are several main lines, such as the history of invasion of China by Western powers, the history of modern people's struggles, and the history of people's struggles of all strata; The four periods of new democracy, and the four periods after the founding of the People's Republic of China. First smaller, take the lesson as a unit, summarize all the content questions, then take the unit, and then you can use a period or a large theme;

The modern history of the world has topics such as the history of the budding development of capitalism and the history of international relations. In a word, without a large overall framework understanding and combing, history will not be worn in the true sense;

When it comes to memory, I think the best way is to organize the memory in a time, and then let it reappear in the process, and then let it surface again every once in a while (like tonight and tomorrow morning), and if it does, it will generally not be forgotten again. The best way to improve is to do questions to deepen your understanding of the texts in the first question.

Take the place as the needle, and the time as the line.

The horizontal time remains the same, and the state of each place is observed.

The vertical position remains the same, and the state of time is observed.

Insist on watching hundreds of pulpits every day. If you look at it for a few years, it is estimated that you can connect a little.

I used to remember according to their connections,,, such as Chinese history, what needs to be remembered in this dynasty, what happened to this person, and what has to do with him, probably so it's good to remember.

You use the timeline as a fulcrum, find connections on the timeline, and wear everything to remember.

It depends on what you remember? If there is no good way to do data things, you can only memorize them, and this is probably the reason why no matter how good a history professor is when he teaches history, he has to prepare for the lesson. But you have to have conceptual things, otherwise you don't even know how to start with the information.

The introduction to history begins with the change of dynasties. This is logical, you come this way:

China's written history is only about 3,000 years, although there are many changes of dynasties, but it is also easy to remember, for example: you first know that the pre-Qin (the period before the Qin Dynasty was all pre-Qin), then the first feudal dynasty was Qin, and then you think about who killed Qin? Of course it's Xiang Yu, who killed that Xiang Yu, naturally it's Liu Bang.

Then you can know that the next dynasty is the Han. We know that the Han is divided into the East and the West, so who caused it? It's the new emperor Wang Mang, there is a data problem here, that is, in which year Wang Mang ended the Western Han Dynasty, you can check it.

Next is the Eastern Han Dynasty, think about it logically, who killed the Eastern Han Dynasty? The answer is Cao Pi, then you will remember that it is the Three Kingdoms period later. So who unified the three kingdoms?

Naturally, you will think of Sima Yan of the Sima family, and so on, the order of Chinese dynasties will soon be remembered. As for the development of culture and society in different periods, it can also be remembered in this way. For example:

We know that the pre-Qin period is a representative age of Chinese bronze, and the Iron Age naturally developed with the disputes of the countries during the Warring States Period. You can't memorize history alone, you have to think, you have to think, think about why that dynasty rose and why did it die? What new things have developed in society in the changes of rise and fall?

For example, we know that during the two Jin Dynasty periods, officials talked about their background, and the concept of door valves was very heavy, and it was difficult to be looked down upon and difficult to get on the throne if the family was not commensurate. Such an official election system was inevitably replaced by another more advanced system, so there was the beginning of the imperial examination system in the Sui and Tang dynasties, which were unified after the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

Studying history should not be limited to textbooks, but also read more other books.

Hello classmates, I am a history teacher, and I will answer you with my own experience in response to your question: As the saying goes, a good brain is better than a bad pen, if you can remember it, read more history books. I guess most people can't, or pick up more pens to copy books, this is my most common method!

Don't believe the materials sold on the market, the methods or whatever, in fact, they are all textbook content! You can summarize and copy the content of the history book according to the chronology, people, events, wars, etc., so that if you divide it into 5 categories, then you will turn the book to 5 sides, and in the process, you can remember to write even if you are absent-minded! But of course, you can do this in your spare time, and you don't rush it.

I had 6 history books in high school, and I smashed them all! I haven't even done anything with the history volumes that I have sent, so I just copy them blankly at the back, and there are special ones for copying treaties, wars, and dates. I was the first in the liberal arts exam that year!

Hey, defeat is in English. Finally, I will tell you that interest is also a big aspect, and if you are not interested in liberal arts, you will cultivate science. The above is my personal "successful" experience, please adopt it and give points!

History is actually a very simple thing, as long as you read the book diligently (if you remember well or not), you can analyze it! All the topics will not go beyond the scope of books, even if there are questions about the current social and political situation, it is also a test of your ability to analyze history (so that the majority and politics are combined), so it is better to read more books when you have nothing to do, and there is no other way! If you want to prepare for the exam, you can make a cheat sheet!

But for the sake of your own future, work hard, child.

Look at the ** about historical time.

Summarize according to the chronology, and remember the key events of each era.

Divide the time period Separate the modern history of China from the history of the world String together each time period Related events are also connected to each other Make some markers Or connect them according to the table of contents of the textbook Recall the trend of things over time See each section Every time you should remember the major events of that period of time.

Sort out historical events according to time.

One sentence knowledge points should be memorized, and other more complex large-frame knowledge points should be read more books and memorize the location. In fact, you don't have to memorize the time, the history table behind the book is very complete, but some of the content in the text is not arranged according to time, you can make a list by yourself and prepare for the exam.

It can be reviewed by thematic history or by ancient Chinese history, modern Chinese history, and modern world history.

Answer: Xia Shang and Western Zhou, Eastern Zhou are divided into two sections. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period unified the Qin and Han dynasties. Three points of Wei Shu Wu, two Jin Dynasty before and after. The northern and southern dynasties stood side by side, and the Sui and Tang dynasties were passed down from generation to generation. After the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, the dynasty came to an end. In modern times, it is too sensitive, and the shield is not to be seen.

You can combine memory by drawing a number line, to remember, it is difficult to remember deliberately, and it is better to remember unintentionally, you don't need to remember it in chronological order, and separate the historical dynasties to remember. Hope this helps you.

Let's take a look at some idiom stories first, there are many idiom stories that talk about historical knowledge, such as the old horse knows the way, lying on the salary and tasting courage, etc., to understand in detail, you can go to see the general history of China.

First of all, you have to like it and be interested.

It is recommended that you first take a look at the General History of the World. Then you have an in-depth understanding of the history of a certain region and a certain period of time that you are interested in.

Reading "Five Thousand Years of China" is a shortcut to understanding ancient Chinese history.

You've just taken a vacation, right? I don't know if your teacher taught you to make a small summary. I think it's quite effective.

It is to write down the events of each lesson in each unit according to the table of contents, and then divide the details into a tree. The second is to pay attention to the time and write down what happened at one time in the same place...

Time is what I hate the most, to memorize history is mainly to memorize his background, signs, ideology, culture and content significance, to have a general understanding of the time of their order is basically on the line, college entrance examination 70The above is guaranteed.

Remember! With clues such as time, Guan Jian is understanding!

You go to write down the history first, and then sort out the clues clearly, which is easy to memorize, and there is no need to memorize, you have to have logic, think about the meaning of those histories, nothing more than which, you have to think about China's education, is not it to let you understand a good way of development and a lesson.

Treat history as a science, wear all the knowledge points by deduction, and make half a book in minutes, but the time of the events can only be memorized.

Turning history into a movie in your mind Those effects Influence Think about the social context of the time.

History is the continuity of time, and if you put time on what happened in a certain year, it is almost the same as passing it in your mind a few times.

Hehe, you first have to read it a few times, then you have to read it when you're fine, look at it when you're bored, look at it when you're on the toilet, think about it when you're fine, and memorize it quickly when you combine what you know in the past.

If you're interested in that book, it's easy to remember, but if it's general, make an outline and read it several times, just looking at the outline to see if you can get a rough outline. In fact, there is another way to watch film and television works, although it is sometimes outrageous but very vivid, and the relationship between the characters is basically not too wrong.

Remember when the big events in history took place!

Whatever question you ask, keep three things in mind:

Economy-Politics-Culture, and finally follow a sentence that conforms to the trend of the times of social development or something, basically it's okay!

Because the foundation of social development is the economy, and the direct product of the economy is class, and class society produces political problems - and then most of the derivatives of society are culture.

For example, why was Tang poetry so prosperous in the Tang Dynasty?

Because the Tang Dynasty had a prosperous economy, strong national strength, a stable political situation, and a stable society, the people's ideological currents surged... Something like that.

As long as you read more books, don't have any mentality of wanting to memorize them, and read more history books. Before the college entrance examination, you can read the history book 50 times. In addition, you can buy some historical classics and come back to cultivate your interest in history.

We must review often, we must learn to understand, we must know how to string them together, and we must understand some unspoken rules of history.

Read more books, expand your knowledge, and summarize. The development of history has its cause and effect, and it connects historical events in a reasonable way.

I think that the discipline of history is like a long river, you know its main line, look at various places from the main line, understand more, remember more. That's it.

All of the above makes sense.

Reading books is the absolute last word.

Read more history books and watch more historical dramas. Then use your knowledge to dress up historical figures and events.

The most important thing is to increase your interest in history, read more extracurricular books, and watch more related film and television dramas.