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Besides studying basic outlines of each era...Is there really any point to attempt to study specific people, acts, court cases, etc.?
I have kind of procrastinated until these last few days...But I really almost don't care anymore after having to read a thousand pages of The American Pagaent.
Anyway, input is appreciated.
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Woooooorrrrd
Same happened here. I've just let go of all stressful thoughts, and have turned reviewing into a game with my friends online. You've got one step ahead of me on the eras though. I couldn't tell you what happened. *thumbs up*
Well at least I'm not alone :D
But yeah, I'm not going to let myself get stressed over it, whats done is done, and tomorrow my history class is technically over and we don't do abything important afterwards.