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How to Study for WHAP

How to Study for WHAP. Step 1. Find a quiet place without Technology. Step 2. Materials Spiral Notebook or Loose-leaf binder Periodization packets Cornell notes Wood Book Must know dates, World regions list. Periodization. Take one period of time

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How to Study for WHAP

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  1. How to Study for WHAP

  2. Step 1 • Find a quiet place without Technology

  3. Step 2 • Materials • Spiral Notebook or Loose-leaf binder • Periodization packets • Cornell notes • Wood Book • Must know dates, World regions list

  4. Periodization • Take one period of time • Find “The Big Picture” page from Wood book • page 25 for Foundations • Summarize each Theme like we did in class • List each Theme and see what you remember from that time period • Then go back to notes

  5. Industrialization

  6. Inequality

  7. Periodization • See where the Must Know dates fit. • See where important vocabulary fit. • Make notes or visuals to help you such as a timeline or historical metaphor.

  8. Study the Essay formats • DBQ • Change over time • Comparative

  9. Study World regions and cities • Know where they are on a map • Memorize them so that you can visualize them.

  10. Actually • You should do this for the current Period as well as review. • Any questions you can then bring to class

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