I'm posting links for the APUSH study guide, and CRAM PACKET. We will be working out of the study guide starting ASAP. So, you're going to need them in class every day until the exam. We're going to go through the packet, section by section.
BRAINPOP - We have a FIVE DAY TRIAL (Expires this Sunday; We'll make another one!). The login is WJPS2011 and the password is WJPS.
THE AWESOME REVIEW PACKET. We will try to get copies, but I would suggest printing it out.
Topic Outlines - Brief, one page synopses of all the topics we've covered.
THE CRAM PACKET. Please print this out
THE CRAM PACKET. Please print this out
While not the best method of studying, this handy-dandy little packet will help you prepare for AP (EXAMENITO MUCHO MAS GRANDE). This is for studying on your own.
How should you use this cram sheet? Start looking at it TODAY! Don't just read it, though. Highlight it, and take notes on it. The best way to cram is repetition, repetition, repetition. In other words, Highlight the cram sheet, and copy down the key information, over and over and over again, until you can do it from memory. It's not the most fun way to learn stuff, but it is successful for tests like these.
APUSH Exam FAQ's - These are the most common subjects of multiple choice questions on the AP Exam. You should be memorizing 10 of these a night.
One Page Outlines of APUSH Topics with Notes
- Exploration
- Colonization
- Life in the Colonies
- Causes of the Revolution
- Critical Period
- Making a Nation
- War of 1812
- Jacksonian Democracy
- Creating an American Culture
- Native American Treatment
- Sectional Differences
- Westward Expansion
- Causes of the Civil War
- The Civil War
- Reconstruction
- Industrialization and Corporate Consolidation
- Gilded Age: Politics and Urbanization
- Foreign Policy - 1865-1914
- Progressive Era
- World War I
- The 1920s
- The Great Depression
- Foreign Policy in the 1930s
- World War II
- Truman and the Cold War
- Eisenhower and Modern Republicanism
- Kennedy's New Frontier
- Nixon
- The United States Since 1974
- Civil Rights Movement
- Women's Equality
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