<p>I'm worried I will not be able to answer the FRQs... because I will simply just lack examples/knowledge on the topics :( any ideas on how to make sure I have a general idea on how to write these FRQs?</p>
<p>Know about women’s history and the Cold War. These topics come up a lot.</p>
<p>And if you do well on the MC, all you need is a 6 on the FRQs. Perfect your DBQ and your MC.</p>
<p>Yeah the Cold War and its end is very common. Also, look at comparisons between two or three significant people and events. The non-DBQ essay questions I answered last year had to do with covering multiple, similar topics from a time period. Finding the relations between significant topics is probably going to be what your questions this year call for.</p>
<p>Also, perfect the DBQ; if you can get all or most of your points on that you will be in great shape for the FRQ.</p>
<p>Don’t worry too much. I completely BSed my FRQ on communism, just throwing out random terms like Prague Spring w/out even knowing what it was. And I got a 5 on the exam last year. : D Then again, I knew the subject of my other FRQ very well. If you know one FRQ question well and another not so well, I suggest spending a bit more time on the one you know well.</p>
<p>However, Prague Spring was related to communism (rather, the fall of it). I doubt a term like Prague Spring would do any good on an essay about Hitler annexing the Sudetenland (though I hope something about the Interwar Period comes up).</p>
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<p>Yeah, yeah… I knew it was related to communism. I just had no idea how. So I really just threw it out there, with no context whatsoever. Lol.</p>
<p>well, one good idea would be to review questions that have actually been used on previous AP exams. I’ve got a list of past essay questions here: [AP</a> Pass - AP Euro Study Help - Past AP Euro Essay Questions](<a href=“Essayquestions]ap - AP European History Study Help - AP Pass”>Essayquestions - AP European History Study Help - AP Pass)</p>