1) Getting Prepared ~ To get prepared a suggestion would go to your local library and getting some "MUST KNOW IN HISTORY" and you can also search up some books, there is a great series called Everything you need to ace (History) In one big notebook.
2) Schools andClasses ~ If you are taking a Honer program you might want to go ahead and study the 7th grade history. If you would be able to tell me what you did this year than i might understand what you will do next year
see, I learned the early settlers all those stuffs and in middle school I learned like Early civilizations.
3) Curriculum~ It depends on Curriculums in your state, so if you can search up the Curriculum in your state. In some places like Asia, you would learn diffrent types of history of that country
In all honesty, it depends on the school you attend, but in my school, we learned how different civilizations were founded/started, and which cultures impacted the countries around us. We also learned about different religions from the cultures and civilizations around.
I hope this helps a little, but depending on your school, and how advanced your classes are, you might learn something entirely different. If you go to a Christian school, you will learn about the middle east, and how Christianity was spread.
The correct answer to this open question is the following. As a result of their Puritan beliefs, the center of life for colonists in New England was religion through the local church. In the 16th century in England, Puritans started a Reformation movement that was not accepted by the Church of England. Puritans were persecuted and had to travel to North America to find a better place to practice their religious beliefs.
