Pretty self explanatory. Was there any songs or mnemonic devices you used? Here's one of mine on the Proclamation Act of 1763. The Proclamation Act Of 1763, the colonists were no longer free. Cant go past the west alps. 10,000 soilderss on the frontier, making sure no colonists were ever near. Sometimes they can be pretty dumb, but hey, they work.
Every Good Boy Does Fine ^ Lines on treble clef King Henry Died By Drinking Chocolate Milk ^ Metric System If you don't use Common Sense, you're going to feel some pain. ^ Common Sense by Thomas Paine
My science teacher last year had us listen to, memorize, and recite a song about scientists and atoms and stuff. It was torture, but the fun kind of torture that you get a thrill out of. The chorus went like: Dalton, Thompson, Rutherford and Bohr Schrodinger and Heisenberg and many, many more Used their brains to venture through the world of interspace To find the world of the atom is a weird and wondrous place
OH MY GOD my 7th grade science teacher was OBSESSED with this one. I hated it too. My parody was "Cells, cells, they're made of organelles! This song is awful, I'd rather burn in Hell!"