Self-Studying AP World History = WH SAT II?

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<p>I'm self-studying AP World History (with AP Euro as well) this year. Would using AP World History from Barron's to self-study along with all my knowledge from a pretty interesting and intensive honor's world history class from last year be enough to tackle the SAT II for World History? </p>

<p>Can anyone elaborate on the SAT II's question 'types'? Like is the test detail and specific date oriented, or does it require a general knowledge of the subject? I would think Barron's AP not SAT II would be enough for the SAT II, right?</p>

<p>I've heard the SAT II is a lot easier than the AP test, but still curious. Perhaps anyone with personal insight with the whole deal? Aiming for a 750+ (WH is one of my favorite subjects honestly).</p>

<p>Thanks again.</p>

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<p>This seems sufficient, at first I was going to recommend you look at european history as well, but since you are studying both this seems sufficient! While the Sat 2 is easier than the AP exam, I suggest you still look at an SAT 2 book or two for the WH exam, as the questions are different, and I know the year I took it, the exam focused much more on 20th century history than I was prepared for.The questions will vary, but as I remember most were detail oriented; however it was details that you would have come across while studying/preparing for a 5 on the AP. Good luck!</p>