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5. '''Go with your first impression''' unless you have a good reason to change it.  Don't outsmart yourself by repeatedly going against your first impression.

5. '''Go with your first impression''' unless you have a good reason to change it.  Don't outsmart yourself by repeatedly going against your first impression.

<br>6. '''Don't let a few hard questions cause you to lose momentum''' during the exam.  Remember that all questions count equally in your score.

<br>6. '''Don't let a few hard questions cause you to lose momentum''' during the exam.  Remember that all questions count equally in your score.

<br>7. On College Board exams, expect some bias.  For example, College Board exams rarely ask about military battles, often have questions about women in history (these questions expect answers that men had the positions of power and authority, and women were restricted to traditional roles without rights everywhere to own property and vote), and are more likely to ask about the decline of the [[Puritans]] than about their [[Christian]] success.

<br>7. On College Board exams, expect some bias.  For example, College Board exams rarely ask about military battles, '''''often have questions about women in history (these questions expect answers that men had the positions of power and authority, and women were restricted to traditional roles without rights everywhere to own property and vote)''''', and are more likely to ask about the decline of the [[Puritans]] than about their [[Christian]] success.

The above 7 tips can significantly improve your scores.  Now back to history:

The above 7 tips can significantly improve your scores.  Now back to history: