APUSH Study Room?

Pre-College Issues High School Life
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<p>Anyone want to create one to talk about different chapters and whatnot? Best way to study is to conversate.</p>

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<p>sure, we can make an AIM group. or just talk on here. we're on World War II right now. how bout you? I need to review beginning-1850. I don't have an in-depth knowledge of specific facts in apush, so I need to review a lot until the AP exam.</p>

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<p>Me neither! We're on the turbulent 1960s!</p>

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<p>Best way to study is to read the chapter, make a list of people, events and terms, and memorize what each one is.</p>

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<p>And I REALLY need to review WW2. I totally neglected Chapters 28-35.</p>

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<p>cool cool. i got amsco, and pr. hopefully i dont procrastinate :p</p>

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<p>Can you guys give me advice on the AP History Exam? Best way to study? Remember facts, etc?</p>

<p>I took the class last year, but we didn't take the exam. (It was honors, not AP though)</p>

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<p>whaaaaat? you guys are on the 60s?!
we're on chapter 32-33 so only on the 1920s
i knew our class was WHACK.
except we're having a tea party tomorrow...:)</p>

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<p>Wow. My class is just finishing WWI.</p>

<p>xprincessxjamie, that's a good idea. However, it may be a tad difficult if we have different books. But it never hurts if things overlap!</p>

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Best way to study is to read the chapter, make a list of people, events and terms, and memorize what each one is.

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<p>good one, I never read a single chapter.</p>

<p>Still got a 5</p>

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<p>Hey! We have American History too! But we don't have it in the two set version.</p>

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good one, I never read a single chapter.</p>

<p>Still got a 5

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<p>I never really studied that way, either. I just read the book.</p>

<p>However that is how I would study if I wanted to completely pwn a test for some reason.</p>

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<p>Forget my last post. That's our class set, not our home set.</p>

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<p>AMSCO has a list of key terms at the end of each chapter so I'll probably read the chapter, list and define all the key terms, and then take the quiz.</p>

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<p>We just wrapped up chp 36 (the cold war) and after spring break we should start 37. ^ AMSCO is a really good study tool and use the college board's list of what's covered and try to pace yourself while studying--like tell yourself that you're going to finish studying/reviewing the American Rev. to the Civil War in this many days or a week etc.</p>

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<p>Yay AMSCO! I hope I do well in the end.</p>