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DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - won2007 - 02-15-2007 folks, I am about to take DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction in 10 days and have been studying with IC for 3 days, Any advise on other study sources ? Thanks DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - ShotoJuku - 02-15-2007 [SIZE="2"]Check the established threads and you will find volumes of info - Good Luck![/SIZE] DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - yumeji - 02-16-2007 My father is an ex-college professor. He has a masters and PHD in the collective forms of history (a smart way to say i forgot what it was really called) and when i mentioned this test, he gave me the perfect study helper - The Civil War: A Film By Ken Burns. This is a 9 to 10 hour long series availible at most rental stores on VHS. It is an amazing and perfect way to cycle the events of the Civil War and Reconstruction using great imagery and it follows with the IC material almost perfectly. You can probably do just fine using IC, but i highly recommend this series. It helped me ^_~ DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - bceagles - 02-18-2007 I would like to get a chart that list the: Battles Years The generals Who won etc. Anyone have something like this? DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - won2007 - 02-20-2007 yumeji Wrote:My father is an ex-college professor. He has a masters and PHD in the collective forms of history (a smart way to say i forgot what it was really called) and when i mentioned this test, he gave me the perfect study helper - The Civil War: A Film By Ken Burns. This is a 9 to 10 hour long series availible at most rental stores on VHS. It is an amazing and perfect way to cycle the events of the Civil War and Reconstruction using great imagery and it follows with the IC material almost perfectly. Thank you, yumeji. I just passed MIS and 5 more DSST upper level courses to go, any other advise that you could help ? Thanks. DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - AGS - 02-20-2007 I recieved a 45 ... a little less than 47 a passing score ....... I knew I would have problems with this exam ... However, I recieved a 75 on Intro to World Religion.... Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union - a 54.....passing score is 45... Intro to Mid East a 56 - passing score is 47... I didnt do an adequate review on the Reconstruction section of the exam ... Its a tough exam with a lot of questions... DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - upgray - 02-20-2007 Using instantcert supplemented with sparknotes (both civil war and reconstruction books, $5 each) i thought it wasn't a bad exam. I think the sparknotes really help. I went through instantcert four times and sparknotes twice. Also, I used the website Civil War in America Timeline of Battles to get a concept of a timeline. Also, randomizing the questions on instantcert seem to take away the timeline context to the questions, so i didn't randomize. DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - bceagles - 02-24-2007 Any updates? DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - Southron Boy - 02-24-2007 bceagles Wrote:I would like to get a chart that list the: The South won, of course. Really, I would check out Wikipedia for the basics. I have not taken this one, but my brother and I are reenactors and War Between the States buffs. Here are some sites that might be helpful: CivilWar.com (battles,timelines, documents, etc.) Civil War Battle Summaries by State Confederate Generals The Confederate War Department Wish you the best! DSST - Civil war & Reconstruction, - brian_allen_1971 - 04-12-2007 Does anyone want to PM with the correct way to ask you to give/sell me yours? lol |