About High School History Geography, High School Chinese Geography

High School Geography Compulsory : Chapter 1: Planet Earth Chapter 2: Earth's Atmosphere Chapter 3: Earth.

Chapter 4: Shaping the Earth's Surface Chapter 5: Physical Geography.

Wholeness and difference.

High School Geography Compulsory: Chapter 1: Population Change Chapter 2: Cities and Urbanization Chapter 3: Agriculture.

The Formation and Development of Industrial Regions Chapter 4: The Formation and Development of Industrial Regions Fifth.

Chapter 6: Coordinated Development of Human Geography.

Unfold. High School Geography Compulsory: Chapter 1: Geographical Environment and Regional Development Chapter 2: Regional Ecological Environment Construction

Chapter 3: Comprehensive Development and Utilization of Regional Natural Resources Chapter 4: Regional Economic Development.

Chapter 5: Regional Linkages and Regional Coordinated Development.

High School History Compulsory: 1 The Political System of Ancient China 2 The Political System of Ancient Greece and Rome 3

The Establishment and Development of the Capitalist Political System in the Modern West 4 Anti-Aggression in Modern China.

The Tide of Seeking Democracy 5 "The Establishment of the Socialist System from the Theory of Scientific Socialism.

6》 Political Construction and the Reunification of the Motherland in Modern China 7 Foreign Relations in Modern China.

8. The trend of multipolarization in the political landscape of the world today.

High School History Compulsory: 1 The Basic Structure and Characteristics of Ancient Chinese Economy 2 The Capitalist World Market.

Formation and Development 3 The Changes in China's Economic Structure and the Twists and Turns of Capitalism in Modern China.

Exhibition 4 "The Road to the Construction of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics 5" Modern Chinese Social Life.

6 "Adjustment of the economic policy of world capitalism" 7 "Socialism in the Soviet Union.

Construction 8 "Globalization trends in the world economy.

High School History Compulsory: 1) The Evolution of the Mainstream Thought of Traditional Chinese Culture 2) The Rise of the Western Humanistic Spirit.

Sources and their Development 3 Science and Technology and Literature and Art in Ancient China 4 Modern Times.

The Development of Science in the World 5 The Trend of Ideological Emancipation in Modern China 6 20

Major Ideological and Theoretical Achievements in China in the Past Century 7 Science and Technology, Education and Modern China

Literature and Art 8 World Literature and Art since the 19th Century.

Well, now it's been reformed, and many areas are using the new curriculum standard for people, and I just finished the first high, and the second high .........This is the content of history and geography that we study throughout the first year of high school, and there are elective ...... after the compulsory coursesOn the whole, history is still related to junior high school, but geography is more difficult! The entire geography compulsory is recognized as the most difficult geography compulsory course! So oh!!

The landlord will be careful when the school starts!!

Well, high school is really tight on time, so the landlord should make good use of the time! Keep up the good work! I wish the landlord a smooth study!! If you want to know anything else or ask anything, you can send me a message and I'll be happy to help!! Come on!

The second floor is right.

The one on the third floor is not the new course standard, and it has been many years since graduation, right?

It depends on which province you are from, because the textbooks are different in each province, if you are from Zhejiang, I can tell you in detail

History: Modern Chinese History (The first volume is basically a history of humiliation, and the second volume is a history of exploration, all the way from liberation to reform.)

Modern and modern history of the world (from the opening of new shipping routes, to the establishment of capitalism in various countries, to the world greatness.

war, to some international patterns in modern times).

Ancient Chinese history (You always have to know something about China for 5,000 years, and briefly talk about some ideas and developments.

The course is dominated by Confucianism. The courses are chronologically arranged, from generation to generation.

From rise to fall, from politics to culture and science. The content is very miscellaneous and has to be noted.

Geography: Scientific Geography and Human Geography.

Scientific geography mainly starts from the whole earth and tells you some of the natural phenomena and laws of the earth (individual.

I think it's not very easy to learn, and I often fail and ...... tears）

Human geography mainly starts from each country, and talks about some geographical and humanistic characteristics (that is, which country is.

What kind of climate, what kind of valuable things are mainly grown, ah) This is what I learned in high school, I don't know if I can help you. Study hard and make progress every day!

High school history is divided into political history, economic history and cultural history, which is very easy to learn, just memorize, no difficulty: geography is divided into physical geography, human geography and case analysis, physical geography is particularly difficult, and it is the foundation, human geography is simpler, but there are many tasks to memorize, case analysis will not be tested in the college entrance examination, just learn it, in the words of our teacher, it is the way to experience it.

History and junior high school are not much more detailed and systematic, geography is more complicated, and it is much more difficult to learn.

History is divided into three main sections: political history, economic history, and intellectual history.

The study of geography is divided into physical geography, human geography and regional geography.

High school history, geography, learning things is more difficult than before. History is easier. It is divided into modern and modern history of China and the world, and ancient history is relatively simple. Geography, the upstairs has been more complete.

It's no different from junior high school, just more detailed...

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Three major plains: the Northeast Plain, the North China Plain, the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River Plain, the three major plateaus: the Loess Plateau, the Mongolian Plateau, the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

The three major peninsulas of the Junggar Basin, the Tarim Basin, the Qaidam Basin and the Sichuan Basin: Liaodong Peninsula, Shandong Peninsula and Leizhou Peninsula.

Unit 1.

The Earth in the Universe.

1. The basic forms of the earth's motion: revolution and rotation.

Circling the center. Direction of the Earth's axis of the Sun:

West-to-east (counterclockwise over the North Pole and vice versa over the South Pole) period: sidereal year (365 days, 6 hours, 9 minutes, 10 seconds).

sidereal day (23:56:04).

Angular velocity: 1 day on average.

The perihelion (early January) is faster than the aphelion (early July) and slower everywhere, with a linear speed of 15 per hour (except the poles): an average of 30 km/h.

Decreasing from the equator to the poles, the equator is 1670 km h, and the poles are 0

Relationship between the rotation and revolution of the earth:

1) Yellow-equatorial angle: the angle of intersection of the equatorial plane and the ecliptic plane. It is currently 2326'

2) The movement of the direct sun between the Tropic of Cancer.

2. The geographical significance of the Earth's rotation.

1) Alternate day and night (2) Locality.

3) Objects moving horizontally along the surface are shifted, with the northern hemisphere shifting to the right and the southern hemisphere to the left.

3. The geographical significance of the rotation of the earth.

1) The length of day and night and the change in the height of the sun at noon.

Changes in the length of day and night.

Northern Hemisphere: In the summer half of the year, the days are longer and the nights are shorter, and the further north you go, the longer the days become.

The direct point of the sun is in that hemisphere, north of the Arctic Circle, where the polar day phenomenon occurs.

The hemisphere has long days, and the equator is year-round.

In the winter half of the year, the days are short and the nights are long, and the further north you go, the shorter the days.

Day and night are equinoxes, and spring and autumn equinoxes are global.

Polar night phenomena occur north of the Arctic Circle.

Day and night are equinoxized. Southern Hemisphere: Opposite to Northern Hemisphere.

Changes in the height of the sun at noon.

Spring and Autumn equinox: Descending from the equator to the north and south.

From the point of direct sunlight to the north and south.

Changes with latitude.

Summer solstice: Descends from 2326'n to north and south.

The direction is lowered. Winter solstice: Descends from 2326's to north and south.

North of 2326'n, it reaches its maximum on the summer solstice.

The closer you are to the point of direct fire.

Varies with the seasons.

South of 2326's reaches its maximum on the winter solstice.

There are two direct shots a year between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.

4. Interpretation of the light map.

1) Judging the north and south poles, usually used for a top-down view, is judged based on: the rotation of the earth from the north pole of the earth is counterclockwise, and from the south pole it is clockwise; Or look at the longitude, the direction of the increasing east longitude is the direction of the earth's rotation.

2) Determine the solar terms, dates, and latitudes of direct sun spots.

The morning and dusk circle passes the pole (or coincides with a meridian), and the direct point of the sun is the equator, which is the spring and autumn equinox; The morning and dusk line is tangent to the polar circle, if there is a polar day in the Arctic Circle, it is the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, and the direct sun is 2326'N, and if there is a polar night phenomenon in the Arctic Circle, it is the winter solstice day in the Northern Hemisphere, and the direct sun is 2326'S

The high school entrance examination is related to whether or not you can graduate.

1. Only after passing the high school entrance examination can you graduate normally and get a high school diploma.

2. The difficulty of the high school entrance examination is not high, the exam is completed in two years, basically as long as it is not the last few in the class, you can pass, but you can also make up the exam.

3. It is necessary to study politics, history and geography very hard, but not to pass the high school entrance examination but to get a higher score in the college entrance examination, so that you will not be held back because the scores in these subjects are too low in the college entrance examination.

4. The high school entrance examination is the graduation examination of high school, which is divided into examination subjects and examination subjects, and the examination subjects are divided into four grades: A, B, C, D, and C and above are passed, and those who pass the examination can receive a high school graduation certificate and take the college entrance examination. The test questions of the general examination are generally not very difficult, and the pass rate is also very high, almost all of them can be passed at one time, and there is a chance to make up the exam if you really can't pass.

5. The cultural subjects of the examination are: Chinese, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Ideology and Politics, Physics, Chemistry, History, Geography, Biology, and Information Technology, a total of 10 subjects; Practical subjects are: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

The examination method of cultural subjects is divided into two types: examination and examination, and adopts the form of "3+3+4", that is, Chinese, mathematics and foreign language 3 are compulsory subjects, and candidates can choose any 3 subjects as examination subjects in the remaining subjects, and the remaining 4 subjects are used as examination subjects (written examinations), and candidates are required to select examination and examination subjects at the time of registration for the first time. The practical operation subjects are all examination subjects.

6. The score report of the examination subjects is divided into 4 rankings (excellent, good, pass, and fail), and the score report of the examination subjects is only divided into 2 ranks (passing and failing). The cultural subjects of the high school entrance examination are held twice a year, and 10 subjects are taken each time. The first time is arranged about three weeks before the Spring Festival, of which the three subjects of Chinese, mathematics and foreign language are mainly for senior high school candidates; The second time is scheduled in mid-June, and the seven subjects of ideology and politics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography, and information technology are mainly for sophomore candidates, and no separate make-up examinations will be arranged.

The examination time for physics, chemistry and biology experiments is arranged in late June every year, mainly for second-year high school candidates.