<p>I guess I'm kind of stuck in making this decision. My first subject is Math II, and my second subject has to be either US history or English literature. I can't take any of the sciences, and I've been told that english literature would be easier as compared to US history. I have not taken any literature classes, neither have I studied US history before. I'll have to do start both of them from ground level, so which one is easier?</p>
<p>I would say US history because if you live in united states, you already have a general idea of how things went and focus on memorizing dates for important stuff and know every little detail not by memorizing just have an idea about it</p>
<p>Do you live in a country other than the US? If you have to start US History from scratch, it would probably be a lot to cover and you would have to take a lot of time to read and review all the material. Literature is very skills-based, and while you can spend time practicing the passages, it will depend largely on the skills you’ve acquired over the years in analyzing and reading literature. </p>
<p>Personally, I would choose US History as it is easier to study for, and has a more generous curve. It is certainly easier to score well on; it would just take a lot of time to prepare.</p>