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AP US History FAQs
- The US AP History exam tests your knowledge of the cultural, economic, political, and social developments that have shaped the United States from 1491 to the present day. The AP exam is a collection of standardized tests that measure students’ knowledge of certain subjects. Students can earn college credit at thousands of colleges and universities by earning a satisfactory score, usually a 3, on an AP exam.
- AP US History chapters cover the following topics:
- 1491-1607: The society of Native Americans, European explorers of the Americas
- 1607-1754: The colonies established in the New World by the Dutch, Spanish, British, and French
- 1754-1800: The American Revolution and formation of the United States
- 1800-1848: The political, cultural, and economic development of a young United States
- 1844-1877: The expansion of the United States and the Civil War
- 1865-1898: Cultural and political changes
- 1890-1945: Causes and effects of global wars and economic meltdown
- 1945-1980: The rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union, civil rights movements, political transformations
- AP exams test you on the equivalent of an entire college semester’s curriculum in 2 – 3 hours. Peterson’s test prep prepares you for the questions you can expect on the exam with two online AP US History practice exams and flashcards to test your knowledge of key terms. It is highly recommended that you first take an AP class and review the content several weeks before the exam. AP classes typically finish covering new content at least a week before the exam, giving you time to review what you have learned.
- Peterson’s AP US History test prep prepares you for the questions you can expect on the exam with two online practice tests and flashcards to test your knowledge of key terms. You can also access our AP US History study guide, which provides exam details, content featured on the exam, study tips, and instructions on how to prepare for the exam.
- Peterson’s offers two full-length AP US History practice exams, broken down into two sections. Get detailed answer explanations to every question.
- A good AP US History review includes knowing what’s on the exam and taking practice tests to ensure you’re familiar with that content. You can also access our AP US History study guide, which provides a review of concepts presented on the exam and tips for preparing for it.
- You will have 60 minutes, including 15 minutes, to read seven documents. While this may seem overwhelming, here are four steps to answering the DBQ:
- Read the analysis prompt. Categorize and organize the documents to help you prepare for your essay.
- Focus on your response and building a solid thesis.
- Write out your response, making sure to include arguments that support your thesis.
- Review your response. Ensure that your writing is concise, error-free, and meets all DBQ requirements.
- Schools that offer AP classes will administer the US AP History exam by collecting your fee of $94, ordering the test, and arranging a test-taking location and time. You will have a proctor in the room and will likely take the exam with other class members. Talk to your teacher, guidance counselor, or contact the AP coordinator at your high school. If you have a significant financial need, the College Board website article explains the fee reduction options.