One day left guys. You ready?</p>
Hey, sinohellenic!</p>
I’ve actually been doing lots of practice tests so I can hone my multiple choice skills and timing as much as possible. Now, I’m just trying to memorize stuff for potential FRQs. </p>
I hope I’m ready, let’s just say that. 
How about you?</p>
Just curious… what is everyone else studying for the FRQs?</p>
This is the exam I am most prepared for. I did it self-study, so I was kind of concerned, but I have scored between 72 and 76 on each of the 4 released exams I’ve done</p>
@sinohellenic, percent or out of 80? because if that’s out of 80 then that’s ridiculously good, if it’s percent then thats still really good.</p>
Also, did you pay for the exams or find them online? because I’ve only been able to find one online.</p>
I’ve been doing marginally well on the multiple choice (75% on the 1984 exam, 78% on the 1994 exam, 84% on the 2004 exam, 86% on the 1999 exam, etc.) which I think I can improve at least by a few percent in the next few hours (I definitely need to review more modern history).</p>
However, I’m definitely quite worried about the DBQ. Since I self-studied, I haven’t familiarized myself with the format. Thankfully I think I’m okay for the FRQs since I did take APUSH (and my teacher was really, really good-- a Harvard grad ), but like I said, that DBQ worries me. I think tonight I’ll take a few for practice, just to adjust myself to the format. </p>
Btw, the FRQ is the same for Euro as it is for US, right?</p>
Good luck everyone. Do not stress yourselves out tonight. Take it easy and relax.</p>
Does anyone have the 2009 exam? I have it, but half of the questions are cut off so I can only really take half of the exam. I have all the other Euro exams that I would be willing to send in return!</p>
Zuuu i dont have any euro exams but would u be so kind as to send me a MC section?</p>
Where do you find these Euro exams??? Is it possible to send one to me?</p>
Yeah, of course. PM me with your email addresses and I’ll send you what I have.</p>
Just got your email. I love you.</p>
Haha, you’re welcome :)</p>
any predictions on frqs?</p>
I predict more modern frqs. Certainly a woman question, maybe a question on the cold war. and MAYBE (this is a huge maybe) this will be the year they drop an EU question on us. If you look at previous questions, they have without a doubt been getting more and more modern.</p>
there’s always one on cold war, and one on feminism</p>
for me, i’m scared that I won’t have enough concrete evidence for frqs 
or that i’ll completely misread the prompt T___T</p>
the dbqs are ridiculous; it’s very easy to get a 8 at least
just follow these steps:</p>
- thesis that answers question
- 3 groups OR MORE
- use all or all but one documents
- analyze POV in 6-7 docs (in case one of them doesn’t count)
- DON’T QUOTE</p>
i think that should be it :)</p>
GOOD LUCK Y’ALL D:!</p>
I plan to study Cold war and women in europe history- cuz i kno those are like…for sure, hopefully they dont appear in the same grouping</p>
does anyone know where to get past MC sections?</p>
hey, how are the frq questions about cold war and women usually framed? i mean compare and contrast?</p>
" Compare and contrast the goals and achievements of the feminist movement in the
period circa 1850–1920 with those of the feminist movement in the period 1945 to<br>
the present"</p>
" Assess the ways in which women participated in and influenced TWO of the
following.
The Renaissance
The Reformation
The French Revolution"</p>
" Analyze the political and economic effects of changing population patterns in Western
Europe in the period circa 1950 to the present. Cite specific examples from at least
TWO countries. "</p>
" Evaluate the changes and continuities in women’s public roles during the Renaissance"</p>
You can find the rest at: [AP:</a> European History](<a href=“AP European History Exam – AP Students | College Board”>AP European History Exam – AP Students | College Board)</p>