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sdbritt wrote:man... theres a forum here? well, i know there is now, but there was one earlier?! neat. yet another one too spread my thoughts over.
anywho, ya, us history is cool. neat how stuff from like the revolution, spanish american war, WWI, etc., still have effects today and that to an extent we d the same things as those in the time periods above did.
And don't forget the Monroe Doctrine!
Is it true that everyone will be taking the test on May 5? Because that's what we have all been waiting for and i thinks it's neat the way that everyone takes it the same time the same day.
Yes, everyone takes the test on the same day.
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i dont know about anyone else but im taking it on may 6th....hope i got the date right.---jake :cool:
I'm taking the test on May 6th as well.
Taking AP test on May 6.
We are taking it on May 6th, in the afternoon. My European History AP exam is May 6th, in the morning.
«US History, 5» «Euro History, 5» «BC Calculus, 5» «US Politics, 5» «Computer Science A, 5»
"How hard could it b
The date for the AP exams is universal for each subject. IE all US History AP students will be taking their exam on the same day at the same time, and same for the other classes.
As for the exact date, I'm not sure.
Someone told me, as with the new SAT, that the AP has different DBQ questions for the different coasts (west/east) otherwise you could just call a friend who lives in the time zone ahead of you to get the topics. is this true?
:D :confused:
"I can resist anything, except temptation" - Charlotte (me) :eek:
U.S. history is nothing compared to European history.
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