a level history revision
how do i study history specifically british empire? do i just make essay plans?? whats a good way to study effiencty without rewriting so many notes
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i do british empire! the best way for me to revise is making mindmaps of the key headings in the textbook, like the acquisitions, the revolutions, loss of colonies etc. the main thing you want on the mindmaps is how the action impacted a) the empire and, b) the royal navy. essay plans is also good. april onwardsm you need to focus on active recall tho, so blurting, whiteboards, memory games, etc! 🙂
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