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I'm not a history teacher, but I love history. Let's put it simply: you must not only focus on the so-called key points when you memorize history, because the exam will definitely test the key points, but it will never test all the key points.

And to find out the whole clue, it can be said that there is no harm in answering the question, and there will never be a memory card (because the connection is universal, you remember the Franco-Prussian War, you 9 naturally think of the Paris Commune, and then think of the First World War). You must grasp it throughout!!

As for the outline: 1The opening of new shipping routes.

2.Renaissance and Enlightenment.

3.The three early bourgeois revolutions (Britain, France, and the United States).

4.Latin American independence movements.

5.The First Industrial Revolution and the Second Industrial Revolution.

6.Bourgeois reforms and revolutions (the impact of the first industrial revolution: there were 3 times: the 19th century in the 20s and 30s (omitted) the 1848 European revolution (omitted) The bourgeois revolutions and reforms in the 60s and 70s of the 19th century (the most important).

7: Marxism and Leninism.

8: National Democratic Movements in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

9: The transition of the major capitalist countries to the imperialist stage.

10: World War I.

Supplement; 1.The reason I'm connecting things that don't belong in one section is because they have a lot of similarities.

2.Classmates, when you memorize, it is recommended to prepare a draft book and write while memorizing. Until you can put only see 2 3 keywords 9 can write silently so the point.

These 2 methods are my own creation, and they are by no means copied. When I was studying, my classmates around me all used my two methods, and at least they all scored more than 85 points. (out of 100 points).

Hope it helps.

Follow the history book and grasp the big events, time, content and significance.

From the four perspectives of economy, military, politics, and culture, it is enough to put the content of the book into it, and it is enough to memorize the sequence of time. Reasonable back-and-forth use.

1. The Renaissance movement.

It first emerged in Italy in the 14th century and spread to other parts of Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries.

2.The place where the first empty lap took place: Italy.

3.Mainstream thought: humanism.

4.Method:

The new bourgeoisie opposed the obsolete teachings of the Church by promoting the ancient Greek and Roman culture.

5 Substance: A brand-new cultural movement that emancipates people's minds. It was the rise of bourgeois culture.

6.The main representatives and their achievements:

a.Italian poet Dante: a pioneer of the Renaissance, known as the last poet of the old era, the first poet of the new era, wrote the long poem "The Divine Comedy", and was the first to criticize the church.

b.Italian master Leonardo da Vinci: The greatest achievement is painting, and his works include "Mona Lisa" and "The Last Supper".

c.Shakespeare's masterpieces: "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hamlet".

7.Significance: It promoted the prosperity of the cultural and ideological field in Europe and laid the ideological and cultural foundation for the emergence of capitalist society.

2. The opening of new shipping routes.

1.Purpose: To go to the East in search of wealth.

2.The first countries to open new shipping routes: Portugal and Spain.

3.Columbus discovers the New World of America:

In 1492, Columbus's fleet crossed the Atlantic and reached Cuba and Haiti.

4.Significance:

a.From Europe to Asia, the Americas and Africa are becoming more and more connected, and the world is beginning to be connected;

b.The industrial and commercial economy flourished along the Atlantic coast of Europe, which contributed to the emergence and development of capitalism.

c.It brought colonial disasters to many countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

I advise you to go directly to the bookstore to buy a book, the small book is called pass, and it is convenient, you can take it out and remember it at any time.

Look at that ruthless too.

They're so detailed... Hehe. I think it's better to remember it in chronological order.

Very organized. There will be no confusion. And then the cause of each historical time.

Effect. Significance:You can compare and remember.

Actually, I'm a science student. Sweat. But I used to have a good history.

Buy a historical compendium or a commemorative sheet of historical events.