<p>us?
euro?
world?</p>
<p>can any1 tell me how they r different?</p>
<p>thanx a lot!</p>
<p>i think US is hard. I hvnt taken the other ones, but they probably all range in their own difficulty. DBQs can Die</p>
<p>us = hardest.. hard class ... good times last year!</p>
<p>euro and world aren't bad... but then again, they aren't as specific.</p>
<p>you can definitely BS a euro essay, but u can't BS a US essay</p>
<p>one of my friends got a 4 on the exam and pulled a 90 in the class... he never read... he pulled entire essays and MC Qs out of his butt.</p>
<p>definately US. World you can do well on with general study, euro you just need to read teh review. US has a lot of very specific questions that prob require either a thorough review book or actually reading a text book</p>
<p>well.. I thought AP Govt/pol. was hard as crazy. Seriously, you gotta know everything down to the smallest detail to even get an A and pass the exam. US is hard, without a doubt, but GOVT. was definitely my hardest AP history because of the questions were so dam specific.</p>
<p>My vote would be for AP art history.</p>
<p>US is definitely hardest, but it was my favorite. (I've done all 3)</p>
<p>US is the hardest? I thought European was the hardest.. but that may be also because our school had a very infamous teacher for European history... and then everybody suddenly thought US was easier. (cough) I thought US was easier (in my opinion) than European because european covered so many damn countries and the teacher was not very clear on some subjects... I liked my US teacher better.</p>
<p>Art History is the hardest class in my school...APUSH was actually pretty easy, but I think most of that is that I had an amazing teacher.</p>
<p>what are the best prep books to use for the AP world test?</p>
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<p>Barrons and Kaplan imo..</p>
<p>whats best prep book for ap us gov and politcs?</p>
<p>AP World History is the hardest because in AP World History, you have to learn the facts, tell how they are related, and how it has affected the present and past.</p>
<p>us history is a lottttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt more factual than world</p>
<p>APUSH is a beast. I heard a rumor that CB considered canceling/revising the test a few years ago when the scores starting falling so badly out of the bell curve.</p>
<p>how long are the tests and how many problems are there?</p>
<p>so is world or euro harder??
and is US the hardest one??</p>
<p>btw, i think there r:
70 MCs (about 1 hour)
3 essays (about 2 hours) - oh and one is a document-based question</p>
<p>any other opinions on good prep books for the World History AP test?</p>
<p>Prep Books (im not absolutely sure these r the best ones but i think they should b pretty good):</p>
<p>APWH - princeton review and barrons
AP Euro - Modern European History (by viault) and princeton review
APUSH - from what ppl have posted here, AMSCO, PR, and REA seem 2 b good</p>
<p>So far IB/APUSH does not seem that hard. Just review your notes everyday and make notecards!!</p>