Recommendations for AP Self Study?

Test Preparation
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<p>For next year, my current AP Government teacher recommended I do an Independent Study (would show up on my schedule as "IS AP <strong>blank</strong>") for an AP test on one of the histories. I took AP USH last year and currently enrolled in AP GOV. I am a current junior.</p>

<p>Just to make some recommendations easier, I'm a person who really enjoys politics and history. I started and am the president of the MUN at our school, so I guess you could just go figure I like that stuff. So... which do you think would be the "easiest" one to get a 5 on out of the following:</p>

<p>AP Government Comparative
AP European History
AP World History</p>

<p>I am forcasting this week and I've heard some different things about each of these classes. Just to help me choose, I'd apprechiate it very much if people would tell me of their experiences in any of the classes listed above. Thanks.</p>

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<p>i took world last year and i can tell you that it isnt very government-related or political...its more like...civilizations and national/international trends throughout time</p>

<p>however the ap test was a breeze, and i hear that is the norm (i didn't self study, but still)</p>

<p>cant tell you about euro or comp gov though...</p>

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<p>Euro is the most detaile between world and euro. Euro talks about some politics, but that's not close to being the focus, so I would take compartive just because it's what you find interesting, and that's often the easiest thing to self-study</p>