<p>i'm where you are!
But i've already been through the amsco book throughout the year. I just need to review it and do the practice questions + essays. </p>
<p>Do the amsco question and essays actually resemble the real test?</p>
<p>I think it's a bit harder. I regularly score about a 60 raw on the released exams, and I'm scoring 45-50 on the amsco tests.</p>
<p>Oh wait.. I took REA, not amsco. sry :)</p>
<p>I like Powerpoint Palooza, where there's a whole bunch of powerpoints. It's much more visual and I like it. You have to remember all your facts because the Powerpoints don't do much to elaborate.</p>
<p>Powerpoint</a> Palooza</p>
<p>good links - AP</a> US History</p>
<p>29 page cram packet - <a href="http://www.mury.k12.ut.us/MHS/apus/handouts/AP%20review.pdf%5B/url%5D">http://www.mury.k12.ut.us/MHS/apus/handouts/AP%20review.pdf</a></p>
<p>this has tons of links - ADVANCED</a> PLACEMENT U</p>
<p>even has a forum - APStudent.com:</a> U.S. History for AP Students</p>
<p>supreme court cases - Supreme</a> Court Cases for AP Review</p>
<p>political parties - American</a> Political Parties</p>
<p>I like that 29 Page Review Packet</p>
<p>^yeah me too! Thank you SOO much!</p>
<p>Guys, really, don't worry about it. </p>
<p>Last year all I did was read AMSCO one and a half times, did all the practice questions and that practice test at the end of the book. Flipped through some pages of PR (which was really helpful), and went to sleep at 11:00 PM.</p>
<p>Woke up, went to school, took the test. Got a 5.</p>
<p>btw, I only read about 7 chapters out of American Pageant.</p>
<p>^^^thanks a lot man those links are great</p>
<p>as of now it i 9:58 in Southern California, 5/6/08. i am on page 130 with less than half the book read. one word.. fuc*.</p>
<p>I have the last chapter of AMSCO to read!
i need to take some practice tests though :( does anybody know if the Princeton Review's practice tests are good?</p>
<p>Cram Packet here
APUSH</a> Cram Packet.doc</p>
<p>Thank you very much stressed. (And don't worry, we're all stressed at this point ;) )</p>
<p>Any APUSH chat rooms yet?</p>
<p>quick question....</p>
<p>Does Henry Clay's American System support government invervention or oppose it? Because in Prince Review it says Clay and Madison were republicans and believed in limited role of the government. But in the cramp packet, it says the American System SUPPORT government intervention.</p>
<p>How hard is the multiple choice in the AMSCO practice test compared to actual tests?</p>
<p>Did you guys check out Course-notes.org? They have some pretty good stuff there.</p>
<p>I know madison and jefferson where against the government intervention. Jefferson was all against strong central government, whereas jackson was all about strong central gov to keep common man safe. So all in all, in terms of clay i would still say against. that would make more sense.</p>
<p>Jackson wasn't for a strong central government. He even tried to weaken it. He was for states' rights, but he drew the line at nullification. I think you got it confused with his strong executive.</p>
<p>Clay's America system supported government "intervention." I think support would be a better word, though. Clay eventually became a whig, which were the polar opposites of the democrats. Democrats were for states' rights, so therefore, whigs were for federal government. Whigs were basically the same as the federalists anyhow. But the system called for interstate roads, and tariffs, and a national bank -all federally controlled ideas. It makes sense that the plan would support government intervention.</p>
<p>agree /w Ptranium.
Jackson was anti-National bank and trying to limit gov.'s intervention in other social and economic actions.
The PR says he "put a halt to programs associated with Clay's America System"</p>
<p>haha my bad... goes to say how unprepared I actually am having had to dedicate so much more of my time to AP calc. lol</p>