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I think I did super good, I was stressed for no reason! Thank God it's over now! How did you guys do and what units did you do?

Okay so I think I know the material for European History better than I previously did and definitely boosted my confidence, but my exam is tomorrow and I'm just hoping and praying (same with all my friends and classmates) that we pass because we all feel like we're just done for 😭

Honestly though, I think we've got this! Those of you also taking Euro or another history class exam tomorrow, make sure you know the general idea at least and to read the question right. I believe in you guys!

So my European History exams are on Tuesday and Thursday next week and I'm really scared about it. History is my worst subject. I cannot memorize most things and it does not stick with me well. I have watched a documentary for the Russian Revolution that has made me so much more confident about it, but I'm super worried about my other two units (French Revolution and Unification of Germany) I am focusing on, since I feel as it is not sticking with me and I don't really know what goes on in a good portion of it. My teacher told us that the pass rate for Euro is 49% nationally, which makes me even more worried since I am already bad at history. This course had been super hard for me and I don't want to have to retake it or anything. I just want to be over with it already. Does anyone know any tips or advice on how to do good? What sources should I use to study since the textbook isn't helping me? What is the minimum number of marks needed to pass? Should I drink coffee before the exam? I'm extremely anxious and currently do not believe I even have a shot at passing.