It has been a busy few days so far as we've reviewed for the AP Exam. Your brains are no doubt full, and I'm sure your hands tired of writing. Keep up the good work and continue to press forward!
If you do need a break from studying, it may be a good idea to relax and read a chapter from this book.
I've provided some links for additional study materials. At this page you will find helpful lists of key terms, geography, people, and documents. Although Hank hasn't posted in over a year, his podcasts are nevertheless illuminating. It probably wouldn't hurt to read through the AP Central site on European history.Here's a downloadable, mammoth review guide compiled by an adventurous AP Euro student, and a set of on-line quizzes you can take to test/refresh your knowledge of the course content. Finally, here's a good storehouse of information on the course itself along with tons of review items, as well as this repository of resources.You can find more resources and study guides here, as well as here.
If you come across any other helpful study sites, please leave the URL in the comments section and I'll add them to this list.
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Here's a helpful site: www.ap-history.com. It has practice quizzes, sample essay question, multiple choice, essay and dbq guides, etc.
cool website and full of information.
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