Sorry in advance for typos, abbreviations, etc. On phone atm. Also, im tired.</p>
Has anyone gotten a 5 on the ap euro using only prep books? If so, which ones? Western heritage is long, dry, and redundant like omg and since thats the textbook my class uses, ive no interest in getting a difft one. </p>
My class isnt the best imho, so it would be esp helpful if someone who self studied gives me pointers as well.</p>
Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>Using only prep books might be a little hard to get a 5, but I did do last minute cramming using the REA and Barrons book.</p>
<p>Yooooo, I got a five, but my teacher was actually incredibly passionate about European history and loved to teach it. She’s one of my favorite teachers. </p>
<p>All right:
-The Barron’s book will actually set you up with everything you need to know. Get the one with the CD because the more practice tests you take, the better.
-If you google AP Euro practice quizzes, one of the the first links will have quizzes for every topic. Take them all, it’ll help you understand APEH questions and help you study.
-Find old essay prompts and practice outlining them. Use your resources. Don’t actually write the essay, but know how to outline.
-Crash Course videos on YouTube help you get the basics of a few major topics. </p>
<p>I hope I helped!</p>
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