AP United States History

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AP United States History is an introductory course on American history with content equivalent to a first-year university history program. Students will cultivate an understanding of U.S. history from circa 1491 CE to the present through the analysis of historical sources, making historical connections, and argumentation.

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1.1: Native American societies before European contact

1.2: European exploration in the New World

1.3: The Columbian Exchange

1.4: Labor, slavery, and caste in the Spanish colonial system

1.5: Cultural interactions between Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans

2.1: How different European colonies developed and expanded

2.2: Transatlantic trade

2.3: Interactions between American Indians and Europeans

2.4: Slavery in the British colonies

2.5: Colonial society and culture

3.1: The Seven Years’ War

3.2: The American Revolution

3.3: The Articles of Confederation

3.4: The creation and ratification of the Constitution

3.5: Developing an American identity

3.6: Immigration to and migration within America

4.1: The rise of political parties

4.2: American foreign policy

4.3: Innovations in technology, agriculture, and business

4.4: Debates about federal power

4.5: The Second Great Awakening

4.6: Reform movements

4.7: The experience of African Americans

5.1: Manifest Destiny

5.2: The Mexican–American War

5.3: Attempts to resolve conflicts over the spread of slavery

5.4: The election of 1860 and Southern secession

5.5: The Civil War

5.6: Reconstruction

6.1: The settlement of the West

6.2: The ""New South""

6.3: The rise of industrial capitalism

6.4: Immigration and migration

6.5: Reform movements

6.6: Debates about the role of government

7.1: Debates over imperialism

7.2: The Progressive movement

7.3: World War I

7.4: Innovations in communications and technology in the 1920s

7.5: The Great Depression and the New Deal

7.6: World War II

7.7: Postwar diplomacy

8.1: The Cold War and the Red Scare

8.2: America as a world power

8.3: The Vietnam War

8.4: The Great Society

8.5: The African American civil rights movement

8.6: Youth culture of the 1960s

9.1: Reagan and conservatism

9.2: The end of the Cold War

9.3: Shifts in the economy

9.4: Migration and immigration

9.5: Challenges of the 21st century

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AP United States History

Although there is a large volume of historical information to master, the current APUSH exam focuses more on applying knowledge and historical thinking skills (analysis, argumentation, etc.) rather than solely testing rote memorization of events.
APUSH focuses in-depth and in detail on the history of the United States of America from 1491 to the present, differing from the global scope of World History or the European regional focus of European History.
Historical thinking skills (source analysis, contextualization, argumentation, etc.), the ability to connect events/themes, and good writing skills for SAQ, LEQ, and DBQ formats are key.
Short Answer Questions (SAQ), Document-Based Questions (DBQ), and Long Essay Questions (LEQ) constitute a very large proportion of the final score, directly assessing students' analytical and historical argumentation abilities.
Intertu helps systematize knowledge of U.S. History by periods and key themes, while also focusing on intensive development of historical thinking skills and effective test-taking strategies for both multiple-choice questions and the SAQ, DBQ, and LEQ formats.
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