Question by SA: How to memorize the first 25 Presidents by TOMORROW?!?
Okay so I have a test in every class tomorrow and a ROTC test… plus I had play practice for 5 hours today. I forgot I had to do this (I’m not the type of person who usually does this) so I’m freaking out! It’s almost 11:30 and all I know for sure are the first 10 presidents. How to I remember the rest?
***** I hate listening to songs and it doesn’t help me the slightest bit… so please leave that out if possible.

Best answer:

Answer by Maria
just keep reading over them…and try to make flashcards and quiz yourself:)

Answer by CrabDuckMan
My AP psych teacher taught me the best way to remember things like that in order, are by associating the names with concrete places. Come up with a story to recite, like

“Franklin Pierce ran into your garage and stole your car, so you ran around the side of your house where James Buchanan was working in the garden. He was picking carrots because Abraham Lincoln liked them so much. Him and Andrew Johnson would always get together and smoke weed and munch on carrots. Ulysses S. Grant was their arch enemy, and he was the dog catcher of the neighborhood so that wasn’t good either. Rutherford B. Hayes has a gambling addiction.”

idk.

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