In addition, I have unlocked practice tests and essays for you through all 9 periods on the College Board website, which you can access through https://myap.collegeboard.org/login
LONG-TERM ASSIGNMENTS:
-Click HERE for a digital copy of the instructions on how to prepare for the rest of this course - with the hyperlinks for easy access!
For Period 8:
-Click HERE for a digital copy of the Period 8 Test Study Guide (you already received a paper copy)
-Click HERE for a digital copy of the Am Pag Chapter 39 Study Guide (you already received paper copies of Chapters 36-38)
For Period 9:
-Click HERE for access to the Period 9 Test Study Guide
-Click HERE for access to the Am Pag Chapter 40 Study Guide
-Click HERE for access to the Am Pag Chapter 41 Study Guide
-Click HERE for access to the Am Pag Chapter 42 Study Guide
For general review for the Final Exam and/or AP Exam:
-Use the above digital copy of the instructions for access to great review advice and online resources!
-Continue to use the resources below to help you!
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PERIOD 7 MATERIALS:
-Click HERE to read/take notes on my "FDR and the New Deal" PowerPoint in time for class on Tuesday 2/25/20! Be sure to click on all the hyperlinks too!
-Click HERE for access to an optional YouTube video on the 1920s: "The Century: Boom to Bust" (and questions to help you follow along are HERE)!
-For a digital version of my Wilson/Lodge/TOV analysis/timeline - Click HERE!
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PERIOD 6 MATERIALS:
-Click HERE to access another teacher's PowerPoint which covers ALL of Period 6!
-Click HERE to access my PowerPoint on Populism, farmers, and gold vs. silver!
-Click HERE for my simple summary of the growth of labor unions for your DBQ!
-Click HERE to access 3A's Period 6 Topic Set Presentations!
-Click HERE to access 3C's Period 6 Topic Set Presentations!
-Click HERE to access my "Politics in the Gilded Age" PowerPoint to further your introductory knowledge of Period 6! It explains several presidents' administrations and various trends, policies, and controversies along the way! Please read this over in time for class on Friday 12/13/19!
-Click HERE for the Am Pag Chapter 23 Study Guide
-Click HERE for the Am Pag Chapter 24 Study Guide
-Click HERE for the Am Pag Chapter 25 Study Guide
-Click HERE for the Am Pag Chapter 26 Study Guide
-Click HERE for a digital copy of the Period 6 Topic Set lists and instructions!
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MIDTERM EXAM MATERIALS:
-Click HERE for a digital copy of the Midterm Exam Study Guide!
-Click HERE for a digital copy of the class calendar from 11/21 through 12/11!
-This is a nice review resource (for ALL periods): http://ap.gilderlehrman.org/
-The College Board has review materials that I have unlocked for you too! Go to https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/ and log in with your student account. From there, click on My AP and you should see AP United States History assignments listed on your dashboard! Use the unlocked ones to practice!
-To help you review for Period 1, click HERE for a copy of the Period 1 Test Study Guide and Am Pag Chapters 1-2 Study Guides for reference! Be sure to review the Period 1 Key Concepts too (using the old link below)!
-To help you review for Period 2, click HERE for a copy of the Period 2 Test Study Guide and Am Pag Chapters 2-5 Study Guides for reference! Be sure to review the Period 2 Key Concepts too (using the old link below; Period 2 starts on page 34 of the PDF)!
-To help you review for Period 3, click HERE for a copy of the Period 3 Test Study Guide and Am Pag Chapters 6-10 Study Guides for reference! Be sure to review the Period 3 Key Concepts too (using the old link below; Period 3 starts on page 42 of the PDF)!
-To help you review for Period 4, click HERE for a copy of the Period 4 Test Study Guide, Period 4 Review Activity instructions, and Am Pag Chapters 11-16 Study Guides for reference! Be sure to review the Period 4 Key Concepts too (using the old link below; Period 4 starts on page 54 of the PDF)!
-These can also help you review Period 4:
Click HERE to view 3A's Period 4 Review Study Guide!
Click HERE to view 3C's Period 4 Review Study Guide!
-To help you review for Period 5, click HERE for a copy of the Period 5 Test Study Guide and Am Pag Chapters 17-23 Study Guides for reference! Be sure to review the Period 5 Key Concepts too (using the old link below; Period 5 starts on page 64 of the PDF)!
-This can also help you review Period 5:
Click HERE to view the PowerPoint about Reconstruction we used during this unit!
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FOR REFERENCE THROUGHOUT THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR:
Click on the following link to get to a digital/online version of a course booklet with Key Concepts for Periods 1-9 of this course! Period 1 begins on Page 28 of the PDF; jump there, and then scroll down to find what you need!
http://media.collegeboard.com/digitalServices/pdf/ap/ap-us-history-course-and-exam-description.pdf
(Just FYI - here is a link to an updated version of the course booklet effective Fall 2019, so you have all the latest info! It's a little harder to decipher the Key Concepts in this one, so the above link from 2017 is best for that. This 2019 link is best for when you have general questions about the course or exam and need the latest information: https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/pdf/ap-us-history-course-and-exam-description.pdf?course=ap-united-states-history)
Click on the following link to take you directly to the College Board's description of the APUSH EXAM, with links to the official RUBRICS plus STUDENT SAMPLES - WITH SCORING COMMENTARIES! - of real DBQs and LEQs so you can learn what strong (and weak!) essays look like!
https://apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-united-states-history/exam?course=ap-united-states-history
And if you ever need brainstorming ideas for essays, here's a copy of the PERCS handout we've been using all year:
https://drive.google.com/a/bayschoolsohio.org/file/d/0B-vVhdgHnSijeTZVanVMOHZsNzQ/view?usp=sharing
The following websites are good resources for primary source documents if you ever need to find any for an assignment (for whichever website you do use, always remember to cite the complete web address in your work!):
- Gilder Lehrman Institute: https://www.gilderlehrman.org/
- Avalon Project: http://avalon.law.yale.edu/
- Library of Congress: https://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ourdocs/index.html
- History Central: http://www.historycentral.com/documents/index.html
- Newspaper Headlines: https://basic.newspapers.com (can only be accessed inside BHS)
