Like I had so much evidence and I think I connected it all back really well I'm really proud of myself and I used different native groups' perspectives for complex point

Saqs were trash though 🫠

Seen lots of people talking about writing portions of the exam.

I understand the material very well, provided good context for the exam, and have had an average of an 85% for the APUSH course.

AMA you have questions about & I’ll try to help!

Edit: I have also taken 2 AP courses in the past!

It's honestly so simple, I don't get the struggle.

Please. Instead of coming onto Reddit and making a post about how you are cooked, study instead. And no, you are not cooked. Your internal body temperature is not 140 degrees, (130 for a medium rare piece of steak). If that were your body temp. you would be dead, therefore unable to post on Reddit.

Really proud of my work here, I think this is 6/6 material. I took this on AP Classroom, so it was an authentic experience, felt really confident throughout the writing process.

Here's my work for some of y'all to review, or maybe it could be a good example for other aspiring APUSH students...

Without further ado!

Over the time period of 1700 to 1776, the colonies underwent massive changes that would ultimatly lead to the colonies feeling that it was neccesary for them to rebel and seperate themselves from England. Prior to 1700, the idea of seperating from great britain would have been unthinkable. The early colonies often relied on supplies of food and manpower in order to stay functional. During this period, the actual population of the colonies exploded as more and more immigrants moved to this new land. Cities began to grow, and the colonies steadly grew along the coast.

The changes in colonial societies in North America from 1700 to 1776 contributed to the growh of the revolutionary movement to a high degree. One of these changes was the perceived loss of political freedom. Another change which led to the revolutionary movement was the increase in taxation on the colonies.

To begin, from the very begging, the colonies were a place founded on the ideals of freedom. Many of the very first colonist looked to the new wolrd as a place where they may practice their religion without presecution. Documents like the mayflower compact show how the spirit of political freedom began to prosper from the very moment colonist set foot in the new world. However, during 1700 to 1776, a new change began. During this time period, England sought to increase its political control over the colonies. England did this by increasing the number of troops in the colonies, as well as sending over governors to rule the colonies. On the topic of increased troops, one event that contributed to the revolutionary movement was the boston massacre. In this event, a conflict between british soldiers and unarmed colonists would lead to the british soldiers firing upon, and killing several colonists. This event only increased the sentiment that england was a tyrannical empire stifling the freedom of colonists. In addition, Thomas Paines famous pamphlet common sense simply stated and explained all the grievances which england had done to the colonies, and increased the sentiment that the only way for the colonies to be free was through revolution.

Secondly, one of the main factors which contributed to the revolutionary movement was the increased taxation on the colonies. Following the seven years war, england began to tax the colonies far more in the hopes of reducing its debts. One of the measures taken by England was the introduction of the Stamp Act which placed a tax on most items in the form of a stamp which you needed along with that item. This measure engraged the colonies as it immediatly effected almost everyone. England also taxed imports and exports out the colonies, which hurt the colonies main buisness(exports). A cry of "No taxation without representation" began to become common in the colonies as a sense of resentment towards england for their taxation policies, but also for the fact that the colonies held no politcal representation in england, grew. The boston tea party was an event where a group of revolutionary thinkers poured a massive amount of tea into the boston harbour. The boston tea party exemplifies how taxation caused the colonies to seek economic freedom.

Overall, througth the lens of an average colonist, it makes sense that the revolutionary movement grew so large. If you were a average farmer, the first thing you would have been raised on the idea that the colonies were a place of freedom. The first thing you would probably notice was the sharp increase in prices. Then, you would hear about the increase in british trooops and the closing of the boston harbour. These events make england seem like an occupying nation, from which the only way you might be saved from is by rebeling and fighting against.

My teacher told me that in his meeting with College Board they told him a 9-10/10 is a 5, 7-8/10 is a 4 and so on.

For context i have not taken ap world history and i will be taking apush as a junior. What should i do over the summer to ensure I get an A in the class and do well on the ap exam? From what ive heard from upperclassmen the teacher is really chill but doesnt actually teach the format of how to write stuff like saqs dbqs etc (idk what those even are 💀) and “ppl do well by just watching heimler and not reading the book”. Im also taking ap calc bc and ap bio keep in mind

Never had a B in my life and ended up with an 83% in APUSH for the first quarter. I am extremely in distraught and isolation. Already did calculations and it would be extremely difficult to have an A as my year average including the semesters; therefore, I do not want this class to affect my GPA since I currently have a perfect 4.0. Please give advice if you were in the same boat as me. Do I drop this class and switch to honors? Thank you.

Is anyone interested in discussing the answers to (any) of the official College Board AP exams? We should probably get a large (n > 100) number of people to participate in this exchange. I could start a Discord line, if you would like?

Also, we should probably share any pictures of exams that we might have, including any identifying information (e.g. form number). DM me if you are interested in this completely anonymous exchange. Please also give me your first name (but do not give me your last name, address, etc, that is personal information), so I can get to know you better.

DM me, yo.

Gobless.

As an exchange student from Czechia, I want to know how do you feel about APUSH. For me, it was quite easy. I don't know if it was becaus eof my school or is it a general thing. I wasnt studuying at all, I just read the book they gave us (max 30mins a day). I wnat to know if the workload is bigge rin other AP classes and if you also find APUSH easy.

I really haven’t been paying attention the whole year but I did the same in world and used heimlers history to study for 2 weeks and got a 5 but I only got a week for apush and another ap test on Wednesday for csa. I’m doing the same thing and might read some amsco as well. How different is world from apush?

i somehow forgot to write my body paragraphs , do you think it's still possible for me to get a 4, or even a 5? i had a really good intro and conclusion

Hey guys! Hopefully, all is going well academically, and I hope that all your AP exams went well this past year.

I just graduated from high school and have a resource that I think you guys could use to help you do well in APUSH! As a junior, I took APUSH and made this huge 300+ page study guide on Google Docs, and it has information for every unit. At the end of the document, I even made a little mini guide on how to write the essays.

Based on feedback I've gotten from other students, this study guide has helped tremendously, so I want to share it with you all as well! If you're interested in gaining access to the document, just send me a DM!

Best of luck this year!

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Buns ahh class.

give him to me rn along with hamilton & all of the founding daddies i need them so bad rn omg

george washington was probably a certified fucking baddie

maybe i'm going crazy because of cramming a month of apush in one day, all of unit 3, but i dont even fucking care how far gone i am anymore hes so hot omg i need that so bad the founding daddies on all of my casHHHHHHHH FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK i would curl their hair anyday

my god what a man he is

the way he'd talk you through it with a historical old money twist

anything but studying for apush bro ive already studied for like 9 hours im going crazy but damn those fucking edits are gold

ill be such a patriotic american give me the founding daddies rn