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Narrative AA1
Narrative AA2
Narrative AA3

(pages 001 to 025) Chapter 01
(pages 026 to 057) Chapter 02

(pages 058 to 085) Chapter 03a
(pages 058 to 085) Chapter 03b

(pages 086 to 117) Chapter 04
(pages 118 to 151) Chapter 05
(pages 152 to 185) Chapter 06
(pages 186 to 209) Chapter 07
(pages 210 to 231) Chapter 08
(pages 232 to 257) Chapter 09
(pages 260 to 297) Chapter 10
(pages 298 to 319) Chapter 11
(pages 320 to 349) Chapter 12
(pages 350 to 375) Chapter 13
(pages 376 to 405) Chapter 14
(pages 406 to 435) Chapter 15
(pages 436 to 467) Chapter 16

(pages 468 to 482) Chapter 17a
(pages 482 to 492) Chapter 17b
(pages 492 to 503) Chapter 17c

(pages 504 to 525) Chapter 18
(pages 526 to 549) Chapter 19
(pages 550 to 583) Chapter 20

(pages 584 to 619) Chapter 21x
(pages 584 to 619) Chapter 21a
(pages 584 to 619) Chapter 21b
(pages 584 to 619) Chapter 21c

(pages 620 to 647) Chapter 22a

(pages 620 to 647) Chapter 23a
(pages 648 to 711) Chapter 24a
(pages 712 to 743) Chapter 25a
(pages 744 to 769) Chapter 26a
(pages 770 to 801) Chapter 27a
(pages 802 to 835) Chapter 28a
(pages 836 to 863) Chapter 29a
(pages 864 to 893) Chapter 30a
(pages 894 to 921) Chapter 31a
(pages 922 to 959) Chapter 32a
(pages 960 to 993) Chapter 33a
(pages 994 to 1029) Chapter 34a
(pages 1030 to 1067) Chapter 35a
(pages 1068 to 1105) Chapter 36a

W-CH-01a (pages 020 - 025)
W-CH-01b (pages 020 - 025)

W-CH-02a (pages 026 - 031)
W-CH-02b (pages 026 - 031)

W-CH-03a (pages 058 - 082)
W-CH-03b (pages 077 - 077)
W-CH-03c (pages 078 - 080)
W-CH-03d (pages 080 - 082)

W-CH-04a (pages 089 - 092)
W-CH-04b (pages 095 - 098)
W-CH-04c (pages 099 - 103)
W-CH-04d (pages 104 - 109)

W-CH-05a (pages 118 - 125)
W-CH-05b (pages 125 - 127)
W-CH-05c (pages 128 - 131)
W-CH-05d (pages 131 - 132)
W-CH-05e (pages 132 - 138)
W-CH-05f (pages 138 - 143)
W-CH-05g (pages 143 - 145)
W-CH-05h (pages 144 - 148)

W-CH-06a (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06b (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06c (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06d (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06e (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06f (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06g (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06h (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06i (pages 152 - 185)
W-CH-06j (pages 152 - 185)

W-CH-07a (pages 186 - 209)

W-CH-08a (pages 210 - 231)

W-CH-09a (pages 232 - 257)

W-CH-10a (pages 258 - 297)

W-CH-11a (pages 298 - 319)

W-CH-12a (pages 320 - 349)

W-CH-13a (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13b (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13c (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13d (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13e (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13f (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13g (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13h (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13i (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13j (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13k (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13l (pages 350 - 375)
W-CH-13m (pages 350 - 375)

W-CH-14a (pages 376 - 405)
W-CH-14b (pages 376 - 405)
W-CH-14c (pages 376 - 405)
W-CH-14d (pages 376 - 405)

W-CH-15a (pages 406 - 435)
W-CH-15b (pages 406 - 435)
W-CH-15c (pages 406 - 435)
W-CH-15d (pages 406 - 435)

W-CH-16a (pages 436 - 467)

W-CH-17a (pages 468 - 503)
W-CH-17b (pages 468 - 503)
W-CH-17c (pages 468 - 503)
W-CH-17d (pages 468 - 503)

W-CH-18a (pages 504 - 525)

W-CH-19a (pages 526 - 549)

W-CH-20a (pages 550 - 583)
W-CH-20b (pages 550 - 583)

W-CH-21a (pages 584 - 619)
W-CH-21b (pages 584 - 619)
W-CH-21c (pages 584 - 619)

W-CH-22a (pages 620 - 647)
W-CH-22b (pages 620 - 647)
W-CH-22c (pages 620 - 647)
W-CH-22d (pages 620 - 647)

W-CH-23a (pages 648 - 677)

W-CH-24a (pages 678 - 711)
W-CH-24b (pages 678 - 711)

W-CH-25a (pages 712 - 743)

W-CH-26a (pages 744 - 769)

W-CH-27a (pages 770 - 801)

W-CH-28a (pages 802 - 835)

W-CH-29a (pages 836 - 863)

W-CH-30a (pages 864 - 893)

W-CH-31a (pages 894 - 921)
W-CH-31b (pages 894 - 921)

W-CH-32a (pages 922 - 959)

W-CH-33a (pages 960 - 993)

W-CH-34a (pages 994 - 1029)

W-CH-35a (pages 1030 - 1067)

W-CH-36a (pages 1068 - 1101)

ONL-CH-01a (pgs 020 - 025)

ONL-CH-02a (pgs 025 - 057)

ONL-CH-03a (pgs 058 - 085)
ONL-CH-03b (pgs 058 - 085)

ONL-CH-04a (pgs 086 - 117)

ONL-CH-05a (pgs 118 - 151)

ONL-CH-06a (pgs 152 - 185)
ONL-CH-06b (pgs 152 - 185) WR

ONL-CH-07a (pgs 186 - 209)
ONL-CH-07b (pgs 186 - 209) WR

ONL-CH-08a (pgs 210 - 231)

ONL-CH-09a (pgs 232 - 257)

ONL-CH-10a (pgs 258 - 297)
ONL-CH-10b (pgs 258 - 297)
ONL-CH-10c (pgs 258 - 297) WR

ONL-CH-11a (pgs 298 - 319)

ONL-CH-12a (pgs 320 - 349)

ONL-CH-13a (pgs 350 - 375)
ONL-CH-13b (pgs 350 - 375) WR
ONL-CH-13c (pgs 350 - 375) WR

ONL-CH-14a (pgs 376 - 405)
ONL-CH-14b (pgs 376 - 405) WR
ONL-CH-14c (pgs 376 - 405) WR

ONL-CH-15a (pgs 406 - 435)
ONL-CH-15b (pgs 406 - 435) WR

ONL-CH-16a (pgs 436 - 467)
ONL-CH-16b (pgs 436 - 467) WR

ONL-CH-17a (pgs 468 - 503)
ONL-CH-17b (pgs 468 - 503) WR

ONL-CH-18a (pgs 504 - 525)
ONL-CH-18b (pgs 504 - 525)

ONL-CH-19a (pgs 526 - 549)
ONL-CH-19b (pgs 526 - 549)
ONL-CH-19c (pgs 526 - 549)
ONL-CH-19d (pgs 526 - 549) WR

ONL-CH-20a (pgs 550 - 583)
ONL-CH-20b (pgs 550 - 583)

ONL-CH-21a (pgs 584 - 619)

ONL-CH-22a (pgs 620 - 647)

ONL-CH-23a (pgs 648 - 677)

ONL-CH-24a (pgs 649 - 711)
ONL-CH-24b (pgs 649 - 711)

ONL-CH-25a (pgs 712 - 743)

ONL-CH-26a (pgs 744 - 769)
ONL-CH-26b (pgs 744 - 769)

ONL-CH-27a (pgs 770 - 801)

ONL-CH-28a (pgs 802 - 835)

ONL-CH-29a (pgs 836 - 863) WR
ONL-CH-29b (pgs 836 - 863)
ONL-CH-29c (pgs 836 - 863) WR

ONL-CH-30a (pgs 864 - 893)

ONL-CH-31a (pgs 894 - 921)
ONL-CH-31b WR
ONL-CH-31c WR
ONL-CH-31d WR
ONL-CH-31e WR

ONL-CH-32a (pgs 922 - 959)
ONL-CH-32b (pgs 922 - 959)
ONL-CH-32c (pgs 922 - 959)

ONL-CH-33a (pgs 960 - 993)
ONL-CH-33b (pgs 960 - 993) WR

ONL-CH-34a (pgs 994 - 1029)

ONL-CH-35a (pgs 1030 - 1067)

ONL-CH-36a (pgs 1068 - 1105)

When reading for a History class, one often encounters “TMI” - too much information. The wise student asks, "But how do I know which information is important, and which information I can ignore?" Too many names, too many specific details. How does a student know what's important? Here are some hints: (1) ignore overly specific information; (2) use later parts of the text to help you determine which information in earlier parts of the text are important; (3) mark important parts of the text for later reference; (4) know your purpose in reading - why are you reading this? What are you trying to discover or find out?

When writing for a history class, begin with data. You want to write data-rich, or information-rich, paragraphs, which include specifics, not generalizations: names of people, names of places, names of events, and dates. Use numbers and proper nouns. Then go on to talk about more conceptual things, like causes and motives.

Examples: for the Battle of Tours and Poitiers, it's enough to know the year, 752 A.D. - you don't need to know the month or day. But for the attack on Pearl Harbor, you want not only to know that it was in 1941, but that it was on a Sunday, December 7th. You can also indicate a date by referring to other events. For example, if you forgot when President Kennedy was in office, you could refer to his administration as being after World War II but before the moon landing.