2014抚顺高考历史答题技巧汇编-百特教育（2014 Fushun college entrance examination history answer skills compilation - Baxter Education）.docVIP

2014抚顺高考历史答题技巧汇编-百特教育（2014 Fushun college entrance examination history answer skills compilation - Baxter Education） Learn to analyze historical events How to analyze historical events? There are 4 factors that should be taken into account in analyzing historical events: causes, processes, results and effects. The history of human society is the process of evolution of cause, effect and influence. For example, the Opium War, a historical event. A China modern history (I) the first section of the first chapter first order on the eve of the Opium War and the China world and second British opium smuggling and China crackdown about the cause of the Opium War; the first third orders after the Opium War is about the Opium War the second section of the first order ; the Treaty of Nanjing and second Treaty of Wanghia and Sino French Whampoa　 treaty is about the outcome of the Opium War; the second section third the Opium War and the seventh section of the first project new thought germination reason and two. The new idea of germination about the effects of the Opium war. How to analyze the causes of historical events? Everything is without reason. 1 reasons, China ancient history of events should be analyzed 7 main factors: historical factors, political factors, economic factors, factors of ethnic relations and international relations factors and culture factors, subjective factors. Such as the unification of Qin dynasty: Historical factors - the annexation war in the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, and the reduction of the number of States, namely, partial unification. Political factors - the long war, the peoples hardship, the desire for unification. Economic factors, social productivity development in the spring and Autumn period, especially after Qin Shang Yangs reform development, the soldiers guofu. National factors - the annexation war in the spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, national ties and national integration. The st