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History Option 6: USA.

MavisDavis · 2010-05-03 13:37:54

I'n a repeat and haven't really done this book (aside from as the document question last year). Any tips on the most important areas to cover? Or has anyone had any hints from teachers? Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.

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I'n a repeat and haven't really done this book (aside from as the document question last year). Any tips on the most important areas to cover? Or has anyone had any hints from teachers? Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.

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US foreign policy is a good bet apparently.
And affluence in some way.

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US Foreign Policy 1945-1989 (think that's the dates), Civil Rights movement and Moon Landing/technological advancements. I'm focusing on the first 2, they make up a large portion of the book.

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