01-16-2007, 09:25 AM
I watched videos 1-14 at the folowing link Resource: A Biography of America I also read through the pass your class book that someone on this forum put up. I listened to some history audio books as well, but felt they were overkill.
Things I would recommend remembering are; Chronology of important events (particulary just prior to the civil war and the abolition movement), and womens suffrage. The thing that got me was famous quotes and knowing who it was that made them. Hope this helps!
~Rich
Things I would recommend remembering are; Chronology of important events (particulary just prior to the civil war and the abolition movement), and womens suffrage. The thing that got me was famous quotes and knowing who it was that made them. Hope this helps!
~Rich
Better be wise by the misfortunes of others than by your own.
~Aesop
Pursuing B.S. Nuclear Technologies, Excelsior College
Tests Remaining: 0 (0SH)
Tests Taken: 11 (36SH)
CLEP
U.S. Hist I(57), U.S. Hist II(58), Intro Soc(67), A&I Lit(78), American Gov.(61)
DSST
Intro to IS(73), MIS(65), Ethics In America(68), Intro World Rel.(71), General Anthropology(65), Astronomy(69)
Chopping Block
None and DONE!
~Aesop
Pursuing B.S. Nuclear Technologies, Excelsior College
Tests Remaining: 0 (0SH)
Tests Taken: 11 (36SH)
CLEP
U.S. Hist I(57), U.S. Hist II(58), Intro Soc(67), A&I Lit(78), American Gov.(61)
DSST
Intro to IS(73), MIS(65), Ethics In America(68), Intro World Rel.(71), General Anthropology(65), Astronomy(69)
Chopping Block
None and DONE!
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