My History I and History II study guides are such a pain, and since I have the same professor for the classes there is no multiple choice tests.
Just essay writting
Example:
QuoteSTUDY GUIDE FOR THE FIRST EXAM
Part I: Short Essay (60%)
In an essay discuss the historical significance of each of terms
below. In the exam, there will be six terms taken from the list
below. Each student will discuss three of the six terms.
Ur Ziggurat Ma’at Peloponnesian War
Henotheism Marathon Lugal Delian League
Sargon of Akkad Phoenicia Cleisthenes Rig-Veda
Cyrus Chou Hapiru Phalanx
Hittites Nebuchadnezzar Helots Solon
Shang Harappa Olmec Aryan
Alexander Ptolemy Bactria Philip of Macedon
Part II: Essay (40%)
In an essay answer one of the following questions. The questions
below will appear on the exam. Students can prepare a brief
outline for this essay and consult it during the exam. An outline
is neither a collection of notes nor an already completed essay.
On the outline students can include their thesis, a brief
description of each of their supporting arguments, and a list of
facts as evidence. The instructor will inspect all outlines just
before the exam to make sure that they all meet these guidelines.
1. Compare the first complex societies of Egypt, Mesopotamia,
China, India, and Mesoamerica. How were they similar? How were
they different?
2. The Assyrians, Persians and Athenians all created empires by
the use of military power. Compare their methods of overpowering
their enemies and keeping their subjects in line. What political
and cultural institutions and policies strengthened the military might of these empires?
i don't see anything wrong with those study guides?
Any kind of study guide is appreciated.
Quote from: Mio on October 04, 2011, 08:36:03 AM
i don't see anything wrong with those study guides?
to time consuming for me?
looks like pretty standard material for a 100 level course