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is: Ability to interpret primary and secondary sources, including documents, maps, and images. Chronological Reasoning: Understanding sequences of events and their causes and effects. Comparison and Contextualization: Comparing different civilizations or
sis on understanding historical developments, geographic concepts, and analyzing primary and secondary sources. Multiple Choice Section: 50 questions testing factual knowledge and understanding of global history themes. Part II – Thematic Essay: One essay question requ
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