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Over97

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Hello

Can someone tell me plz, what is the most effective way in ur oppinion and experience to study for modern history???
 

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write summaries and lists of dates. The more dates you know the better it is to remember the events and their importance. This can be particularly useful if your doing a chronological essay.

For WW1, make sure you know how to talk about sources and you should be fine.
 

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Dates should be known, but i find the best way is going through the syllabus and writing notes on each point. Then again, that's just me, the more i write, the more i understand.
 

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The night before the exam with a jar of coffee beans and a soup spoon to eat them with......

lol.

Seriously, I make summaries with the syllabus. Things like stuff on the groups, key features, and I make sure I have definitions of all the concepts (eg. militarism, communism, etc).

For dates, I select the important ones and put them on flash cards to learn them. It makes it fun (not lol).
 

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