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Originally Posted by raffaytarar
Thanks for your response. But I am bit confused, like for instance the 3rd topic in syllabus says 'Expansion of USA (1820 - 1949)', so we have to cover just the topics related to expansion in that time or every topic that happened from 1820 to 1949?
For example do we have to cover topics of 'Andrew Jackson' and 'President Polk and Mexican War'?
What I get is that things happened in this era apart from expansion that needs to be covered are mentioned specifically in syllabus, such as Civil War, Progressive Era, Role in two World Wars etc.
But for instance President Polk and Mexican war not mentioned so do we have to cover that too?
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Yes some previously important topics aren't mentioned in the syllabus, specially of era before WWI. New syllabus clearly focus post WWII portion and 2016 paper substantiates it with 4 questions from this portion (5 out of 7 from post WW1 era). 2016 paper was striclty according to the syllabus outline. But you should always expect the unexpected from FPSC. So i would recommend you to first have firm grip over the syllabus and then, if you can manage 2,3 days, cover those topics that were frequently asked in previous papers but aren't mentioned now like Federalist regime, Jefferson democracy, Jackson's era, monroe doctrine, war of 1812, manifest destiny, issue of slavery and important presidents.
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