Author: Allison

From Renaissance to Early Modern (ca. 1450-1648) Chapters 11-14 from textbook.

The Long Nineteenth Century (ca. 1815 – 1914) Chapters 20-24 from textbook.

Early Modern Transformations (ca. 1648-1815) Chapters 15-19 from textbook. 30-45% of your exam will come from this period.

The Twentieth Century and Beyond (ca. 1914-present) Chapters 25-30 overview from textbook.

This document can be used as a pocket study guide by printing and folding the pages in half lengthwise.

The visual part of active learning involves making a grid to make the connections. Here is an example and a blank pdf. It prints on legal paper.

“Taking a test is not just a passive mechanism for assessing how much people know, according to new research. It actually helps people learn, and it works better than a number of other studying techniques.”

This site is meant to help you learn more facts about European History through repetition. And writing facts by hand. I’ll be adding old chapter worksheets as I can. For now, let’s look forward.