r/APUSH

How are we feeling about the makeup today guys? I thought it was fairly easy

For people who took the makeup apush exam today

How did people respond to the SAQ about the 2 different arguments?
I was so lost like what even was the difference

What LEQ did people choose?

How did people use and explain the documents for the DBQ?

How do even respond to this type of prompt. It went something like: "Evaluate the extent to which political participation in society affected the United States between 1790 and 1840."

I'm taking the makeup exam. I know what unit everything's in and the general chronological order of events, but I have no knowledge about specific dates. For instance, I just know that the stamp act is in unit 3 leading up to the revolution.

I took Ap euro this year and I’ve heard mixed opinions on if apush is harder. I know it goes into a lot more detail than Ap euro but I feel like it cant be much harder than Ap euro. Also are there more dates that you have to memorize? I’m assuming it’s just less broad information and more specific details. Thanks!

Hi I’m taking the late Apush exam and one thing I’m struggling with while studying is being able to say whats going on at a certain time. I have i good idea of general chronology but the practice exams lose me at “what event in [insert time period]” probably because I didn’t have to memorize dates throughout the year. If this is something you also struggled with, how did you get better at it?

any last minute cramming advice? what are the most important things to know and the best studying method that worked for you? notes? flashcards? practice? what should i prioritize?

any advice would be greatly appreciated :)

I'm taking APUSH next year, and I'm so scared!! If anyone has any tips for studying, planning, scheduling, or passing the exam, please let me know. I have always had A's, and I know it's unlikely I'll get one in this class, but anything helps 🙏

Taking this class next year, any advice?

I was talking to my teacher and we both had a conversation about how much content you intake compared to what you actually learn. She said that the APUSH time line is 1 mile long but it only goes 1 inch deep and I completely agree it should be 2 APUSH classes like post Civil War and before the Civil War

Hi guys, i was wondering for those who have taken the EOC and APUSH, how much did you have to study? I take mine tmrw and idk if i should really study too hard.

AP graders and previous students, what is the funniest thing you have read/written on an exam? Share your best stories.

(Mods I'm sorry if this isn't allowed for some reason)

just the title cus i am NOT feeling confident.. the saq and dbq went really bad and i forgot to include outside evidence 😭 also everyone is saying it was really easy

I studied 4-6 hours daily a week before the exam using Heimler. This makes it seem like the exam obviously would’ve been easy, right? But the thing is, the MCQ, SAQ, DBQ, and LEQ was everything that I DIDN’T study for. I feel like because it was so easy, that I didn’t get a good score. Is it just me?