This is a bit of a stretch and I know you probably won’t reply, but for the MCQ does it focus on events from 1450-2001 or does it only have a few units in them. For example the MCQ will focus on The Scientific Revolution, Industrial Revolution, The Age of Exploration and Protestant Reformation. I know those are random and don’t correlate with one another but that’s why I’m asking. (In short terms will the MCQ focus on all the units or just a few of them?)
I’m pretty sure it focusses on all units. Probably has more questions based in the big units like the scientific revolution and the enlightenment etc. But there will also be some about things like German/Italian unification, the state of social affairs during certain time periods, the state of politics during certain time periods, things like that. If you’re really scrambling for what to study last minute I’d say review the big chunks (renaissance and reformation, scientific revolution, enlightenment and absolutism, etc. You should be able to get enough info in to be able to pass the test without going in depth on the nuances of Societal/artistic and political changes.
Hey Tom Richey i know that you probly wont see this but can you go over the writing portion of the test tonight thanks Adam EM Music
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This is a bit of a stretch and I know you probably won’t reply, but for the MCQ does it focus on events from 1450-2001 or does it only have a few units in them. For example the MCQ will focus on The Scientific Revolution, Industrial Revolution, The Age of Exploration and Protestant Reformation. I know those are random and don’t correlate with one another but that’s why I’m asking. (In short terms will the MCQ focus on all the units or just a few of them?)
I’m pretty sure it focusses on all units. Probably has more questions based in the big units like the scientific revolution and the enlightenment etc. But there will also be some about things like German/Italian unification, the state of social affairs during certain time periods, the state of politics during certain time periods, things like that. If you’re really scrambling for what to study last minute I’d say review the big chunks (renaissance and reformation, scientific revolution, enlightenment and absolutism, etc. You should be able to get enough info in to be able to pass the test without going in depth on the nuances of Societal/artistic and political changes.
The MCQ section is fully inclusive of all content. Best of luck on your exam!
@@anunimates_2690 no all units are shown equally
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