Learning history mainly depends on rote memorization, mastering all the knowledge in textbooks, and then applying what you have learned through problem-solving training. History is the scope of liberal arts, and the biggest feature of liberal arts is rote memorization, and then the examination questions are strengthened.

The benefits of history:

British philosopher Bacon once said, "It is wise to study history." To put it bluntly, studying history can make you smarter and make you smarter. Why can it play this role? Because history is about the experience and lessons of people in all ages, ancient and modern times, at home and abroad. In which you will learn a lot of knowledge and a lot of truth. If you want to be smart, if you want to be smarter, you should study history seriously.

The broad sense of "history" is the unity of "history has two meanings" produced by the simultaneous training of "history". Including: the objective existence and development process of human past society completely independent of human consciousness; Historians describe and explore this objective existence, process and its laws, spiritual production practice and products created by it. The narrow sense of historiography refers to the latter. History in a narrow sense is the unity of spiritual production practice, and what it creates belongs to ideology. As far as its nature is concerned, there are different definitions of "activity", "learning" or "scholarship", "knowledge system", "science", "art", "semi-science and semi-art" and "synthesis" due to the different angles and starting points of historians' investigation.