<p>I was waiting for that. :P</p>
<p>NOTE: The people of Zimbabwe did NOT fight against the British. Rather the rebel groups fought against the local minority whites who took power after gaining independence peacefully from the British. [Now that I look at it, I should have phrased the question better... sorry].</p>
<p>its ok, ask another question then</p>
<p>Q: What country did Leon Trotsky flee to (after Stalin took power) and why did this country give him shelter?</p>
<p>someone else ask a question... i need to learn something new (especially about Latin American revolutions... i remeber nothing).</p>
<p>mexico.</p>
<p>the haitian revolution was initiated and fought by ____?</p>
<p>slaves.</p>
<p>Latin American independence movements are generally associated with what time period?</p>
<p>Q: Latin American independence movements are generally associated with what time period?</p>
<p>A: 1750 - 1914; The Mexican War for Independence was in the early 1800s, if I remember correctly, as was Simon Bolivar, etc.</p>
<p>New Q: What were the three general periods/phases of the French Revolution?</p>
<p>A:
1) Moderate phase
2) Radical phase
3) Conservative resistance phase</p>
<p>Q:
Briefly compare and contrast the Zulu tribe and the Boer (Afrikaners).</p>
<p>I just ordered the AP Princeton Review Book and it's absolutely HUGE!!! How do I even begin studing somthing like that?!?!?!</p>
<p>BTW: the haitian revolution question, i think it was actually touissant l'ouverture who led the rebels, though he died in prison in i think france and his successors were the ones who saw haiti's independence.</p>
<p>a general question to you all: what book did you guys use this year, if you took it in school? and what chapter are you guys on right now?</p>
<p>yeah but wasnt touissaint l'ouverture a slave?</p>
<p>we use world civilizations the global experience ap edition by peter stearns. and we are finishing the book this week.</p>
<p>we used "traditions and encounters: a global perspective on teh past". and we finished like 5-6 weeks ago. were on highway review and its going rough :<</p>
<p>We use the Bulliet et al Earth and Its People, edition III.
What is the significance of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, and what where the major advancements created in these and around 200 other cities in this civilization?
and
How did the opening of Melaka affect world trade?</p>
<p>yes! Bulliet is awesome</p>
<p>andreaaaaaa: yeah he was a former slave. and omg, you're finishing the book within the week? oh man. we're nowhere close. x_x grrr.</p>
<p>We finished reading ours three and a half weeks ago and have been reviewing since then.</p>
<p>A:They were Indus River Valley civilization cities. These cities had been rebuilt many times due to the Indus Valley overflowing. The Indus civilization had a writing system that had not been deciphered. What else?</p>
<p>All I know about Melaka is that Zheng He went there, and that the Portueguese traded spices there? Someone else answer.</p>
<p>Is Melaka also spelled Malacca? if it is, then I think Malacca was a center of trade for China, Japan, and SE Asian and Portugal violently took over it, making it one of their bases i think?</p>
<p>i took it two years ago and i got a 5, it was the first and the easiest ap i've taken. barron's is the best way to go for this one. shorter than the others although hopelessly boring. read through notes if u have any. but def read through the entire review book and do the practice exams. more than 70% rite with good essays is a 5.</p>
<p>yeah we are finishing the book but we havent done any writing at all yet. so we will be rushing to finish the class anyway. what does your class have planned after the ap test? my teacher is making us keep working....we have to do projects and term papers.</p>
<p>what is the current question?</p>
<p>(If there isn't one...
Q: Name a famous Scholastic (middle ages) thinker.)</p>