Want free, quick prep from Barron’s experts? Study with Barron’s AP® U.S. History Podcast and be prepared for exam day.We’ll discuss historical thinking skills and themes, explore each time period covered on the exam, walk you through answering all question types, pose questions and provide answers, and offer tips and strategies to help you succeed.Learn more about Barron's at www.barronseduc.com.AP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was notinvolved in the production of, and does not endorse this product.
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Want free, quick prep from Barron’s experts? Study with Barron’s AP® U.S. History Podcast and be prepared for exam day.We’ll discuss historical thinking skills and themes, explore each time period covered on the exam, walk you through answering all question types, pose questions and provide answers, and offer tips and strategies to help you succeed.Learn more about Barron's at www.barronseduc.com.AP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was notinvolved in the production of, and does not endorse this product.
Changing technology, scientific advances, and demographics have made the United States a much different place than it was prior to 1980. Join us as we discuss the period 1980–present for the AP® U.S. History exam. We’ll touch on important points of this era and provide tips on making connections. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Practice your skills in our last episode as we tackle multiple-choice questions on the period 1980–present. We’ll also recap the important skills you’ll need to succeed on the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Questions on the AP® U.S. History exam can draw from any event within the time periods that you learned about all year in class. Practice your skills as we tackle multiple-choice questions on the period 1945–1980. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Questions on the AP® U.S. History exam can draw from any event within the time periods that you learned about all year in class. Practice your skills as we tackle multiple-choice questions on the period 1890–1945. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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The period 1945–1980, a time of uniformity and conformity, included a wave of liberalism that affected many areas of American life. We’ll discuss this important period in detail to strengthen your knowledge for the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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From 1890 to 1945, the U.S. began to play a larger, more powerful role on the world stage. It was a time of conflict and significant social change. We’ll explore this period while focusing on the important skill of identifying continuity and change over time to help you succeed on the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Questions on the AP® U.S. History exam can draw from any event within the time periods that you learned about all year in class. Practice your skills as we tackle multiple-choice questions on the period 1865–1898. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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The period 1865–1898 was a time of industrialization in the United States. We’ll discuss important takeaways from this period and the skills you need to successfully answer questions on the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Questions on the AP® U.S. History exam can draw from any event within the time periods that you learned about all year in class. Practice your skills as we tackle multiple-choice questions on the period 1844–1877. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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The period 1844–1877 was a short but important time in U.S. history. The most significant event of this period was the Civil War. Join us as we explore this time period and help you identify patterns of continuity and change—a vital skill for the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Questions on the AP® U.S. History exam can draw from any event within the time periods that you learned about all year in class.Practice your skills as we tackle multiple-choice questions on the period 1800–1848. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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The period 1800–1848 was a vital time for U.S. expansion. We’ll review important developments from this time period that might be covered on the AP® U.S History exam, and we’ll discuss stating a point of view and supporting it with evidence. Learn
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Questions on the AP® U.S. History exam can draw from any event within the time periods that you learned about all year in class. Practice your skills as we tackle multiple-choice questions on the period 1754–1800. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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From 1607 to 1754, the race was on to colonize the New World. How did each nation approach colonization in North America? In what ways were they similar or different? Check out our discussion on this period to enhance your historical reasoning skills for the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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From 1754 to 1800, the American colonies broke away from Great Britain, establishing a new nation and a new government. How does causation help you understand and recall the events from this time period? Listen as we use historical reasoning skills to deepen your knowledge for the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Join us for an epic story that spans the Americas, Europe, and Africa. We’ll examine the period 1491–1607 and discuss connections among people, places, and events to help you strengthen your knowledge for the AP® U.S. History exam. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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Questions on the AP® U.S. History exam can draw from any event within the time periods that you learned about all year in class. Practice your skills as we tackle a short-answer question on the period 1491–1607. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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The AP® U.S. History exam requires you to choose from three prompts to write a long essay. Listen as we break down answering an essay prompt by starting with a strong thesis, and then we'll offer tips on scoring optimal points. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
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You’ll need to answer a document-based question in essay form on the AP® U.S. History exam. We’ll brainstorm a thesis and build a response step by step, while showing you how to use historical thinking skills and processes to earn more points. Learn more about Barron’s at www.barronseduc.com.
AP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was not
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Want free, quick prep from Barron’s experts? Study with Barron’s AP® U.S. History Podcast and be prepared for exam day.We’ll discuss historical thinking skills and themes, explore each time period covered on the exam, walk you through answering all question types, pose questions and provide answers, and offer tips and strategies to help you succeed.Learn more about Barron's at www.barronseduc.com.AP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was notinvolved in the production of, and does not endorse this product.
