<p>I know, commonly asked question, but I'm getting nervous. We're just finishing the New Deal and still have 8 chapters of Brinkley left... That leaves us one month (one week of which is spring break) to finish the book...</p>
<p>So where are you guys? I'm trying to decide whether I should self-study the end to finish on time...</p>
<p>we're having a test on the Cold War next class.</p>
<p>Today we learned about the Nixon Administration.</p>
<p>reconstruction...</p>
<p>^ are you serious? you have like 100 years to cover in a month then. lol</p>
<p>We are on WWII, starting cold war next week.
p.s. my book is Brinkley too, so we're ch.28 i believe</p>
<p>wer on WW2. but my brain stopped working after the progrsesive era so im relying on AMSCO for that.</p>
<p>I guess my class is pretty far behind. We are currently on the Great Depression.</p>
<p>Thanks guys...</p>
<p>hmm...I'm thinking spring break is going to have to be spent learning the last few decades of US history...</p>
<p>Just finished the Roaring Twenties and Great Depression. Now we are in the middle of WW2.</p>
<p>we're also in the roaring 20s and great depression...snow days have made us fall behind, so my teacher's piling on hw over spring break :(</p>
<p>My class is on chapter 33, 34, 35 of the American Pageant. Our test on these chapters is this coming friday.</p>
<p>The era mainly important for the AP test is 1760-1940.</p>
<p>For the modern era, study timelines.</p>
<p>I hardly studied anything past the 1940s and I got a 4 last year.</p>
<p>we're almost done WWII</p>
<p>Test on Chapter 35 and 36 from the American Pageant this Monday. Then Wednesday we have a test on Chapter 37.</p>
<p>Finished Pageant in January. I am one of those odd folks who only have one semester AP classes. ;)</p>
<p>we have a full year class...we did the first 5 chapters (spanish/french exploration to 1720s or so) over the summer. and now, heading into spring break, we've just finished the 60s - LBJ, civil rights, vietnam - and are beginning nixon/ford/carter</p>
<p>We've been reviewing for almost a month now.
I'm one of those odd folks who has the class stretched over two years ;)</p>
<p>Two years??? That's insane. Why would you study US History for two years? I am sure if you wanted to be a history major, it would be helpful, but not for people looking outside of history.</p>
<p>my class has had it over a year and a half. we started january of soph year. lol</p>
<p>just had a WWI quiz..</p>
<p>We're just had a test over the first part of the Cold War, up to the Eisenhower administration. But, we spent like maybe 2 weeks going over 1920s to WWII.</p>