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Advanced
Placement US History
Syllabus
Schedule
CALENDAR
Terms
Chapter
Objectives
Sample
Test Questions
Classroom
Materials
Other
Assignments
Supplemental
Materials
AP
EXAM REVIEW MATERIALS
Grades
Links
Study Guide
Final Exam Study Guide - Fall Semester - Click here for the HTML Version
Final Exam/AP Exam Study Guide - Both Semesters- Click here for the HTML Version.
The Both Semesters Study Guide is identical to an Outline assignment that was/will be handed out in class. If you choose, Complete the assignment by following these DIRECTIONS: Fill in detail for each of the sub topics (letters and numbers in the outline) to make the outline more complete and useful. For example, for I-A (Europe in the sixteenth century), you will fill in several details about the conditions in Europe in the 16th century -> (1) Renaissance, (2) new inventions, (3) competition between Spain and Portugal, (4) search for new trade routes to Indies because of taxation from Italian merchants, (5) influence of crusades, etc.
Review Packet
Click HERE for a review packet that includes a list of events in American history grouped by presidential administraion, a listing of key rebellions, Supreme Court members, political parties, and wars. **PLEASE NOTE** - I am in the process of adding more information to this document. The completed document (currently 16 pages, probably 25-30 pages when complete) will be handed out in class. It is here to give you a head start on review for the AP Exam.Click HERE for a timeline of key events in American history.
Special Reviews
These reviews were (or will be) provided for in class work. They are in Word document format.Continuity and Change (all of those dates listed on the chalkboard in the classroom) List of the events
Turning Points in American History (from an after school review session)
A summary of Key Concepts in American History
Review Questions
The review questions that are available via the links below are the same review questions that were given out in the After School Review Sessions beginning in March. You may save these to your own computer or pick up printed copies in the classroom.
Special Assignments
Assignments listed on this page are some of the supplemental or special assignments that are given for the class. All group projects and extra credit assignments are included here.
Marshall Court Group Research AssignmentThe Great Debate: Slavery - Class Discussion (Pre-Discussion Handout)
Failure of Reconstruction and the Gilded Age Map Mastery Worksheet
