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Episode 1: Why Take AP History and What to Expect
The Last five episodes from Youtube
Episode 24: Season 2
AP US History Unit 1: 1491-1607
In this episode of AP History Help, we dive into AP US History Unit 1, covering the period from 1491 to 1607. We'll explore the significance of these dates, discussing the rich and diverse societies of Native American tribes before European contact, and the transformative impact of the Columbian Exchange. Learn about the motivations behind European exploration, the resulting cultural, social, and economic changes on both sides of the Atlantic, and the lasting effects on American Indian societies. Get ready to sharpen your historical thinking skills as we break down key themes, comparisons, and causation for your APUSH exam!
Episode 23: Season 2 Premier
AP World History Unit 1: The Global Tapestry
Welcome back, AP Students! In this Season 2 premiere of the AP History Help podcast, Wendy dives into Unit 1 of AP World History: "The Global Tapestry" (c. 1200 - c. 1450). Discover how large empires emerged, the impact of regional trade, and the cultural, social, and political shifts that shaped the world during this period. Wendy covers everything from the Song Dynasty to the rise of Islamic states, South Asian empires, and African kingdoms. Whether you're prepping for AP World, APUSH, or just love history, this episode is packed with insights, key concepts, and study tips to help you ace your exams. Don’t miss out—grab your pen, paper, and let’s get started! Be sure to check out the links in the show notes for practice questions, videos, and more.
Episode 22: Exam Recap & season finale
🎓 AP History Exam Recap: What Did You Think? 📚
📅 It's the end of the school year, and we’re reflecting on the AP History exams! Did the test meet your expectations? Comment on my TikTok or Instagram posts—let’s create a word cloud with your responses! 🌐 📍 In this episode, we dive into: The grading process and timeline for AP exams. A detailed breakdown of APUSH, AP Euro, and AP World FRQs. Tips for staying engaged and improving your skills over the summer. 🔔 Remember, our next episode drops on August 12th.
Episode 21: Ace Your AP Exam with Expert Last-Minute Tips
Get ready to conquer your AP exam with Wendy's expert advice! Whether you're facing AP World, APUSH, or Euro, Wendy shares invaluable last-minute study strategies, test-taking tips, and confidence boosters to ensure your success. From focusing on key time periods to mastering thematic thinking skills, Wendy guides you through effective study methods tailored to each exam. Discover crucial exam-specific pointers, including managing time, test-day essentials, and dealing with anxiety during the test. Plus, Wendy's pep talk will leave you feeling empowered and ready to crush the exam! Tune in now to ace your AP test with Wendy's guidance.
Episode 20: Comparison in AP History
"Mastering Comparison in History: Unveiling its Essence and Applications" - Delve into the intricacies of historical comparison in this enlightening podcast episode. Explore the nuances of comparing different historical developments and processes across AP World History, APUSH, and AP Euro curriculums. Discover how comparison enriches your understanding and approach to exam essays, whether crafting DBQs, SAQs, LEQs, or tackling MCQs. Gain valuable insights into effectively comparing documents, texts, and interpretations, and elevate your exam strategy with expert tips and sample responses. Tune in and empower your historical thinking skills today!
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