Social Studies Regents
In order to graduate, students must have 4 units of credit in Social Studies Regents, easy right? You may not think so but it is possible. You have a ton of support in the way of teachers, classmates, study notes and now this, the ExamTime Social Studies Regents portal. Here you can find material on areas of the exam already taken by other Regents students. We will introduce you to some of the tools that will help you to get an upper hand on the exam prep period and more.
ExamTime already has over 1.000,000 resources created online and some of those include not just Social Regents but Math, English and Science too. Its not all about taking material from other students though, actively engaging in creating your own notes online too will help you to really get the grades you want.
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Social Studies Subject Overview
As you know by now, there are four main areas you will need to become familiar with if you are going to pass the Social Studies Regents exam. Those areas are:
- Global History and Geography
- United States History and Government
Each area contains an even greater detail of topics and that is where using ExamTime tools is going to help. In order to keep on top of your Regents study notes, you are going to need a pretty good system. We have Digital Notes, Mind Maps, Flashcards and more to help you with that. Keep scrolling through this page to see how we can help you.
Global History and Geography
The Global History and Geography section has a substantial amount of material to get familiar with. Just a handful of these include:
- Belief Systems
- Imperialism
- Interdependence
- Conflict
- Justice & Law
- Golden Ages
- Movement of People & Goods
- Economic Systems
- Human & Physical Geography
- Human Rights
A great example of how one of our users used Mind Maps to get her head around Global History can be seen below. She laid out each of the topics and provided herself with an overview of what she needed to cover. If you missed it, have a look at the Regents Mind Map page for a full list of the tools benefits.
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US History and Government
As with the Global History and Geography section, US History and Government is just as heavy on material. For this section, students are expected to cover the following areas:
- Government
- Citizenship & Civic Values
- Constitutional Principles
- Culture & Intellectual Life
- Individuals, Groups & Institutions
- Interdependence
- Economic Systems
- Reform Movements
- Presidential Actions & Decisions
- Foreign Policy
We have named but a few of those topics here. There are plenty more and students should have access to each of those titles. Once again, in a bid to detail and outline their study notes, a user in the example below has used the ExamTime Note tool to highlight key facts in the ‘Early Africa’ section of the Global History subject. Have a look at it, get familiar with how the tool can work for you and then why not sign up and try creating your own.
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