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What is the cumulative exam for U.S history?

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Each school usually has its own curriculum. A cumulative exam is an exam that questions you over everything during the semester. Therefore, your exam will be different from other schools. I'd recommend going through your notes and reviewing it, making sure you understand everything. Also, you can google topics you're unfamiliar with or aren't too sure about and either read more about it or look at some practice problems.

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The correct answer to this open question is the following.

The cumulative exam for U.S history is that kind of exam that is going to include all the topics that were taught during a certain period of time. For instance, if the teacher decides to do a cumulative history exam at the end of the month, you have to study all the topics, themes, and sub-themes imparted in class during that period. For instance, if the topic is "Ancient Civilizations," you have to study the first three most important ancient cultures such as Sumeria, Egypt, and the Indus Valley civilization, with all the dates, characters, events, and details included in each lesson.

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