AP US History Help
Study concepts, example questions, & explanations for AP US History
Sometimes studying for AP classes and exams requires outside help. Varsity Tutors’ Learning Tools has many instruments to help you prepare for your classwork and exams. If you are looking for help in AP US History, you have come to the right place. The AP US History Learn by Concept is an interactive syllabus designed to help you figure out which areas of AP US History you need to study, and which areas where you already excel. The AP US History exam is three hours and fifteen minutes long, and is divided into two sections. Section one, part A consists of 55 multiple-choice questions. Section one, part B consists of four short answer questions. Section two, part A consists of one document-based question and section two, part B consists of one long essay question. Partnered with the other free Learning Tools offered, the AP US History Learn by Concept tool can help you keep your studies on track.
The AP US History syllabus is divided into six time periods, with numerous sub-topics. The six time periods covered in the curriculum include 1608-1754, 1755-1800, 1801-1848, 1849-1900, 1901-1945, and 1980-present. Each time period and sub-topic you click on sends you to multiple questions covering history materials. You are presented with multiple answers to choose from. Once you complete the question, you can scroll down and find out the correct answer. The right answer is followed with an in-depth explanation. You can feel at ease knowing that if you are unsure of the correct answer, it will be explained to you in easy to understand terminology. Each question was developed by a professional, so you can feel comfortable knowing that the answers are correct.
Some specific sub-topics you can expect to find in the AP US History syllabus include Identity, Ideas, Beliefs, and Culture 1608-1754, Domestic Politics 1755-1800, Work, Exchange, and Technology 1801-1848, Domestic Politics 1849-1900, Global Participation 1901-1945, Domestic Politics 1980-present, and many more.
The Learn by Concept interactive syllabus has many advantages. One advantage is the ability to pick which subject you want to test your knowledge in. The AP US History Learn by Concept tool is organized in a logical manner. Each main topic is in bold, and the sub-topics are listed in alphabetical order, making it easy for you to find what you are looking for. This free AP US History syllabus will be beneficial in helping you study for your AP class and exam.
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If you need help studying for the AP U.S. History exam, check out the free resources provided by Varsity Tutors in order to get a good sense of the numerous ways in which you can study. You can start by taking a free AP U.S. History Diagnostic Test to get a sense of which concepts you know well and which you still need to learn. After that, you can take free AP U.S. History Practice Tests to focus on learning the topics that you understand least well. If you don't have time to take an entire AP U.S. History Practice Test, you can use Varsity Tutors' free AP U.S. History Flashcards to study for shorter periods of time. Also, be sure to check out the AP U.S. History Question of the Day for daily practice.
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