<p>Im taking honors government right now, but we don't have an AP class, so I decided to do self-study. I've been really lazy, and it hasn't been untill just recently that I've studied for the test. Currently I have the Princenton AP book. And wondering if you think I might need to get a hold of the text book, or if I just read the princenton book, that I should be fine?</p>
<p>My AP teacher who is really experienced and knowledgeble recommended Peterson's AP Government study book which is out of print as of this year. I took it last year well prepped, and I thought it was pretty easy except I forgot to write theses on essays so even though I received near perfect score on M/C and received highest score possible on writing w/o thesis statement, they gave me 4 overall. I remembered it by afternoon taking AP comparative which was much harder I thought, though I still managed a solid 5.</p>
<p>easiest class.</p>
<p>It's easy...Mine is, anyway...</p>
<p>it's stupid easy</p>