<p>I'm taking the test tomorrow, and this entire time I've been reviewing with Barrons U.S History Sat book. Just now I started looking through the threads and saw that mostly everyone thought Barrons was crap.To be honest I think so too, it's not that they provide too much information (I actually quite like SOME of the details) but that the unnecessary details are emphasized over important details. I learned more about the state of Maryland than the Three-fifth's compromise which wasn't even called the three-fifth's compromised in the book or bolded. </p>
<p>Anyways, I took the AP US History test this past May and so I have Sparknotes and REA (when I purchased those books there wasn't any other option, because well...I purchased them like a week before I took the actual test though I think I did well). I know that the AP is much broader (or so I've heard). I don't have time to buy another subject test book because it's tomorrow, so would using my AP review books be sufficient? </p>
<p>Has anyone studied with these and took the subject test? How different is the multiple choice in the subject test compared with the AP multiple choice questions? Or should I tough it out with Barrons? (Does barrons at least cover everything that I need to know even if I overstudy? I don't know what exactly to weed out). </p>