Law, Society and Business notes

Exam 2 Outline, I started with the major headings in the LSB, then noted more specific titles, sections, etc. Additionally, I added notes about each of the topics to add to your in the knowledge/understanding of the material before you go into the exam. I used this during the second exam as well as my corresponding index (see other uploads or exam 2 bundle) and earned a 93 on this exam.

Exam 3 Index via Excel. 2 tabs: first being vocab terms (includes Latin), sorted in ABC order. There is 550 terms in here, many with small definitions, found in the LSB book and Barrons. The second tab is every case (138) mentioned in the LSB, including footnotes.

An outline following the LSB Section 1, all which is covered on exam 1. This will aid in your highlighting as you read along, and give you an idea of what terms, people, cases, etc., come along as you read. I used this during my exam as well to find things easily. My highlights in the LSB correspond with the key I made in the doc- I highlighted key people in blue, terms in green, cases in yellow, and general information in pink (which I didn't include in here, instead, pink denotes the location ...

Exam 2 Index via Excel. 2 tabs: first being vocab terms (includes Latin), sorted in ABC order. There is 355 terms in here, many with small definitions, found in the LSB book and Barrons. The second tab is every case (125) mentioned in the LSB or Barrons book as well as a brief explanation. I used this along with my Outline (see my other uploads or the Exam 2 Bundle) and earned a 92 on Exam 2.

Exam 1 Index. There is three tabs in this excel doc: People (all 131 people mentioned from the LSB in blue), Cases (78 cases mentioned from LSB, Smokin notes, or Barrons, in yellow), and Vocab terms (328, including Latin terms, in green). There is a column for the LSB, Barrons, and Smokin notes page locations for each. This key follows my LSB highlights, as well as my LSB outline (uploaded as well). I used green to highlight terms, blue to highlight people, yellow to highlight cases, and pink fo...

Exam 3 Index via Excel. 2 tabs: first being vocab terms (includes Latin), sorted in ABC order. There is 550 terms in here, many with small definitions, found in the LSB book and Barrons. The second tab is every case (138) mentioned in the LSB, including footnotes.

Exam 2 Outline, I started with the major headings in the LSB, then noted more specific titles, sections, etc. Additionally, I added notes about each of the topics to add to your in the knowledge/understanding of the material before you go into the exam. I used this during the second exam as well as my corresponding index (see other uploads or exam 2 bundle) and earned a 93 on this exam.

Exam 2 Index via Excel. 2 tabs: first being vocab terms (includes Latin), sorted in ABC order. There is 355 terms in here, many with small definitions, found in the LSB book and Barrons. The second tab is every case (125) mentioned in the LSB or Barrons book as well as a brief explanation. I used this along with my Outline (see my other uploads or the Exam 2 Bundle) and earned a 92 on Exam 2.

An outline following the LSB Section 1, all which is covered on exam 1. This will aid in your highlighting as you read along, and give you an idea of what terms, people, cases, etc., come along as you read. I used this during my exam as well to find things easily. My highlights in the LSB correspond with the key I made in the doc- I highlighted key people in blue, terms in green, cases in yellow, and general information in pink (which I didn't include in here, instead, pink denotes the location ...

Exam 1 Index. There is three tabs in this excel doc: People (all 131 people mentioned from the LSB in blue), Cases (78 cases mentioned from LSB, Smokin notes, or Barrons, in yellow), and Vocab terms (328, including Latin terms, in green). There is a column for the LSB, Barrons, and Smokin notes page locations for each. This key follows my LSB highlights, as well as my LSB outline (uploaded as well). I used green to highlight terms, blue to highlight people, yellow to highlight cases, and pink fo...