Bedste AP European History-podcasts (2024)

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#219 Unit 5 - The French Revolution Part 3 28:21

22h ago28:21

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In this third part on the French Revolution we look at how the revolution moves away from its Enlightenment roots and becomes somewhat unfocused and more radical.Af Robert Lynde

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#218 Unit 5 - The French Revolution Part 2 25:06

3d ago25:06

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In this second part of our series on the French Revolution we look at the early efforts of the National Assembly to bring about equality in a manner that embraces enlightenment ideals.Af Robert Lynde

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#217 Unit 5 - The French Revolution Part 1 24:13

4d ago24:13

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In this first of a series of episodes on the French Revolution we look at the issues in France that brought Louis XVI to attempt to raise taxes and eventually usher in the start of the revolution.Af Robert Lynde

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#216 Unit 4 - Economic Change, Capitalism, and Adam Smith 31:01

8d ago31:01

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A quick look at the factors that allow for the development of capitalism in England and Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations.Af Robert Lynde

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#215 Unit 4 - Enlightened Absolutism 32:35

9d ago32:35

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In this episode we look at how various monarchs in Eastern Europe will embrace the enlightenment while trying to maintain the institution of absolutist monarchy.Af Robert Lynde

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#214 Unit 4 - Popularizing the Enlightenment 20:52

10d ago20:52

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In this episode we look at the cultural phenomenon that was the Enlightenment and how it spread amongst the literate middle class in Europe.Af Robert Lynde

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AP World History Unit 4 Transoceanic Interconnections 33:00

11d ago33:00

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In this episode, we dive into AP World History Unit 4, covering the transformative period from 1450 to 1750, known as the Age of Exploration and Transoceanic Interconnections. We'll explore the rise of maritime empires, such as those of Spain, Portugal, and England, and the motivations that drove them to explore and expand across the oceans. Key to…

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#213 Unit 4 - Enlightenment Philosophers Round Up 24:07

14d ago24:07

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A quick look at the major enlightenment philosophers that have a major influence on modern government and society today... Rousseau, Voltaire, Montesquieu, Beccaria, Smith, and Wollstonecraft.Af Robert Lynde

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#212 Unit 4 - The Enlightenment and Social Contract Theory 31:38

14d ago31:38

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In this second part of our look at the Enlightenment we study three philosophers that promote the idea that government exists because the people allow it to exist... The Social Contract.Af Robert Lynde

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#211 Unit 4 - The Roots of the Enlightenment 21:17

14d ago21:17

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In this episode we look at how the 18th century philosophical movement known as the Enlightenment will be an outgrowth of the scientific revolution and why France is considered to be the home of the Enlightenment.Af Robert Lynde

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#210 Unit 3 - The Glorious Revolution 25:30

21d ago25:30

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In this episode we look at the ultimate alternative to absolutism and check on a monarch's power... the Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights.Af Robert Lynde

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#209 Unit 3 - Alternatives to Absolutism - The Interregnum and Oliver Cromwell 22:08

22d ago22:08

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In this third part in our series on alternatives to absolutism, we look at the Interregnum in England and the rule of Oliver Cromwell, which really isn't all that much of an alternative to absolutism.Af Robert Lynde

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#208 Unit 3 - Alternatives to Absolutism - Sweden and Poland 16:19

23d ago16:19

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In this second part in our series studying alternatives to absolutism, we look at the different governing systems in Sweden and Poland and compare them to other absolutist monarchies in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries.Af Robert Lynde

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AP US History Unit 3 Revolutions & the New Republic 1754-1800 28:23

25d ago28:23

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In this episode, we explore the pivotal events from the French and Indian War to the first peaceful transfer of power in 1800. Unpack key moments like the Albany Plan, the Revolutionary War, and the formation of the U.S. Constitution. Learn how leaders like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Alexander Hamilton shaped a young nation, while exp…

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#207 Unit 3 - Alternatives to Absolutism - The Dutch 29:01

28d ago29:01

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Part one of a three part series looking at alternatives to 18th century absolutism, in this episode we look at the Dutch United Provinces and learn how their form of government lead to the development of a great economy.Af Robert Lynde

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#206 Unit 3 - Baroque Art 26:44

29d ago26:44

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A quick look at Baroque art so that you can understand the various genres, specifically Italian Baroque, Spanish Baroque, French Baroque, and Dutch Baroque.Af Robert Lynde

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#205 Unit 3 - Russian Absolutism and Peter The Great 21:38

1M ago21:38

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In this episode we look at how Peter the Great of Russia will work to get his nobility under control and develop Russia from a feudal state into a modern absolutist state with a strong military and a mercantilist economy.Af Robert Lynde

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#204 Unit 3 - Prussian Absolutism 21:07

1M ago21:07

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In this episode we look at the unique form of absolutism that develops in Prussia under Frederick William I and Frederick II, also known as Frederick the Great... And yes... that's Prussia with a P.Af Robert Lynde

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#203 Unit 3 - Leopold I and Austrian Absolutism 19:38

1M ago19:38

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In this episode we look at the form and shape that absolutism will take in the Holy Roman Empire (Austria) after the Thirty Years War and the Peace of Westphalia with Leopold I.Af Robert Lynde

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#202 Unit 3 - Louis XIV Part 2 25:19

1M ago25:19

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In this second episode on Louis XIV we look at his foreign policy and the wars he waged during his 72 year reign.Af Robert Lynde

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Unit 3 AP World History: Land-Based Empires & Gunpowder Dynamics (1450-1750) 29:25

1M ago29:25

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In this episode of AP History Help, we dive deep into Unit 3 of AP World History, focusing on the land-based empires from 1450 to 1750. Learn how the Gunpowder Empires—Ottomans, Safavids, Mughals, and Russians—rose to power through military expansion, religious authority, and grand architectural projects. We'll explore key themes such as political …

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#201 Unit 3 - Louis XIV Part 1 25:24

1M ago25:24

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Louis XIV of France is considered to be the most successful absolute monarch in Europe with a 72 year reign that epitomizes the concept of absolutism. In this episode we look at his domestic policies that he put in place to solidify his place in history as the "Le Grande Monarque."Af Robert Lynde

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#200 Unit 3 - The Development of Absolutism 25:27

1M ago25:27

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Leveling up! In this first episode of Unit 3 we look at the context by which New Monarchies become Absolute Monarchies by examining the ways Henry IV and Cardinal Richelieu will transform France into an absolutist state.Af Robert Lynde

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#121 Unit 2 - Continuity and Change in Daily Life 1450-1648 23:49

2M ago23:49

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When studying European history it is easy to forget that the monarchs, nobles, religious leaders, and philosophers that bring about change are actually a very tiny fraction of the population. In this episode we look at how life was for the commoners of Europe in the time period between 1450 to 1648.Af Robert Lynde

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#120 Unit 2 - The Scientific Revolution 26:47

2M ago26:47

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A look at how the intellectual focus in the period between 1450-1648 moves from one based on ecclesiastical (church) controlled learning and knowledge, toward a more secular form of learning based on the teachings of the ancient Greeks and Romans, and finally to one that is based on observation, data collection, and the study of science in a system…

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#119 Unit 2 - The English Civil War 27:24

2M ago27:24

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A look at the struggles in England between Parliament and the monarchs that rule after Elizabeth I. In this episode we see the development of the English Civil War that brought an end to the reign of King Charles I of England.Af Robert Lynde

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#118 Unit 2 - Wars of Religion Part 3 23:52

2M ago23:52

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A look at the Thirty Years War, a topic that always proves to be a challenge, and how it marks a turning point in European History.Af Robert Lynde

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AP US History Unit 2 1607-1754 28:47

2M ago28:47

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In this episode of the AP U.S. History Help podcast, we cover APUSH Unit 2 (1607-1754), focusing on the colonization of North America by the Spanish, French, Dutch, and English. Key themes include the social, political, and economic differences between these European powers, the emergence of slavery in the colonies, and complex relationships betwee…

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#117 Unit 2 - The Wars of Religion Part 2 20:12

2M ago20:12

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Part 2 in our series on the Wars of Religion. This episode looks at the French Wars of Religion, also known as the French Civil War, and looks at how a new monarch, Henry IV of France will put the interest of the state and his power above religious concerns.Af Robert Lynde

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#116 Unit 2 - The Wars of Religion Part 1 26:05

2M ago26:05

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A look at how the struggles between the Protestants and Catholics in 16th Century Europe will lead to a series of wars over religion. This episode has a special focus on Philip II, the Netherlands, and Queen Elizabeth of England.Af Robert Lynde

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AP World History Unit 2 Networks of Exchange | AP History Help Episode 25 22:40

2M ago22:40

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In this episode of AP History Help, Wendy breaks down Unit 2 of AP World History: Networks of Exchange, a vital topic for the AP exam. Dive into the Silk Road, the Mongol Empire, Indian Ocean Trade, and Trans-Saharan routes. Learn about the economic, political, and cultural impacts of these trade networks, plus key concepts like technological innov…

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Understanding APUSH Unit 1 (1491-1607) 18:49

3M ago18:49

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In this episode of "AP History Help," we delve into Unit 1 of AP US History, covering the crucial time period from 1491 to 1607. We explore the significance of these dates, highlighting the major events and transformations that define this era. Discover how indigenous societies thrived before European contact and how the arrival of Europeans, led b…

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AP World History Unit 1: The Global Tapestry c. 1200 - c. 1450 27:35

3M ago27:35

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Welcome back, AP Students! In this Season 2 premiere of the AP History Help podcast, Wendy dives into Unit 1 of AP World History: "The Global Tapestry" (c. 1200 - c. 1450). Discover how large empires emerged, the impact of regional trade, and the cultural, social, and political shifts that shaped the world during this period. Wendy covers everythin…

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Exam Recap Season Finale Episode 22 21:20

6M ago21:20

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🎓 AP History Exam Review: What Did You Think? 📚 📅 It's the end of the school year, and we’re reflecting on the AP History exams! Did the test meet your expectations? Comment on my TikTok or Instagram posts—let’s create a word cloud with your responses! 🌐 📍 In this episode, we dive into: The grading process and timeline for AP exams. A detailed brea…

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Ace Your AP Exam with Expert Last-Minute Tips | AP History Help Podcast Episode 21 20:56

6M ago20:56

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Get ready to conquer your AP exam with Wendy's expert advice! Whether you're facing AP World, APUSH, or Euro, Wendy shares invaluable last-minute study strategies, test-taking tips, and confidence boosters to ensure your success. From focusing on key time periods to mastering thematic thinking skills, Wendy guides you through effective study method…

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Historical Reasoning Skills: Comparison 16:00

7M ago16:00

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"Mastering Comparison in History: Unveiling its Essence and Applications" Delve into the intricacies of historical comparison in this enlightening podcast episode. Explore the nuances of comparing different historical developments and processes across AP World History, APUSH, and AP Euro curriculums. Discover how comparison enriches your understand…

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Causation as a Historical Reasoning Process | AP History Help Podcast Episode 19 19:02

7M ago19:02

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Today, it's all about causation. But why does it have to be so complicated, you ask? Let's break it down. Causation involves identifying, analyzing, and evaluating the relationships among historical events and developments as both causes and effects. We'll debunk myths and show you how to distinguish primary from secondary causes. Plus, we'll equip…

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Change & Continuity Episode 18 AP History Help 17:54

8M ago17:54

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Discover the key to mastering historical analysis with our podcast series focusing on the critical reasoning processes. In this episode, delve into the concepts of change and continuity, essential for acing exams and understanding historical trends. Learn how to identify patterns over time, grasp the significance of developments, and apply these in…

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How the LEQ Differs from the DBQ on the AP History Exam Episode 17 AP History Help 22:37

8M ago22:37

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In the latest episode of our AP History Help podcast, we transition from discussing the DBQ Essay to the LEQ (Long Essay Question), covering the key points for earning maximum points. Although the LEQ is shorter due to the absence of documents, its rubric shares similarities with the DBQ. Contextualization and thesis statements mirror those in the …

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Simplifying Complexity Episode 16 18:34

9M ago18:34

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Are you striving for the elusive "golden unicorn point" on your DBQ essays? Look no further! In this podcast episode, we delve into the intricacies of achieving complexity, breaking down the process into manageable steps for success. First, we address the historical context of the golden unicorn point and its evolution into a more attainable goal. …

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HAPPy Histories: Navigating AP History Analysis on the DBQ 24:26

9M ago24:26

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In this episode, Wendy delves into the intricacies of earning the analysis point on the DBQ Essay. Through her signature blend of academic insight and relatable examples, she demystifies the process, guiding listeners through the key components of historical analysis and sourcing. With the help of the HAPPy acronym—exploring Historical Situation, A…

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Mastering DBQ Essays: Documents Summary vs. Support 19:25

10M ago19:25

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In this episode, we focus on a crucial aspect of the AP History exam - understanding and utilizing documents in the DBQ Essay. This specific skill constitutes a significant portion, approximately seven percent, of the exam. Mastering the difference between one and two evidence points can significantly enhance your DBQ essay writing. Ensure you've l…

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Making a Statement in Your Thesis 20:18

10M ago20:18

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In this episode, the focus is on understanding the essence of writing a thesis in AP History courses. Wendy covers what a thesis is, its significance for the AP History exams, and provides insights into how to earn it. A secret formula for crafting a thesis statement, specifically tailored for writing DBQ and LEQ essays, is revealed. Emphasizing th…

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Contextualization is the Answer to World Peace Episode 12 21:45

11M ago21:45

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This podcast explores the crucial role of contextualization in AP History exams, emphasizing its significance not only for scoring points but also for a deeper understanding of history. The host discusses how context is vital in comprehending historical events and draws parallels to using context clues in language. The episode delves into the inter…

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How to Write the LEQ (Long Essay Question) on the AP History Exam 20:22

11M ago20:22

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The Long Essay Question, or LEQ is the last question on the AP exam and the hardest part of the test. This episode will help you navigate this question, from understanding the rubric, knowing what your choices will be, and a few other tips and strategies to finish the exam strong. Plus, a timely segment of Wendy Teaches History this week!…

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Understanding the DBQ is Key to Writing a 7-point Essay 23:45

12M ago23:45

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The Document Based Question Essay can be intimidating. Not anymore! Listen to this episode to hear a detailed breakdown of how to get each of the points of the rubric. You will also hear about strategies, tips, and tricks to write a killer DBQ essay and ace the AP History exam! There is so much good information that it didn’t all fit. As a result l…

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Short Answer Questions Have Long Answers 17:10

12M ago17:10

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Each written response to the SAQ, or Short Answer Questions is about 3-5 sentences, and you are going to end up responding to 9 prompts in total, so you’re going to have to write 27-45 sentences. So yeah, not that short after all. Stay with me today as I talk about what to expect from the SAQ, why you shouldn’t be overwhelmed by 27-45 sentences, a …

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Acing the Multiple Choice Questions on the AP History Exam 19:08

1y ago19:08

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The multiple-choice portion of the AP World, US, and European exams is worth 40% of your overall exam grade. Here are tips on what to expect from the questions and tried and true strategies for answering them successfully, bringing you one step closer to acing the exam.Af Wendy Wawrzyniak

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All Those Acronyms in AP History! What Do They Mean? 19:41

1y ago19:41

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AP History classes have no shortage of acronyms for the different types of test questions, the rubrics, the themes, and more. This episode explores some of the more popular and frequently learned terms that you may hear or read so you can be up to speed on the lingo. Grab paper and a pencil and take notes on this one! YouTube Channel: https://www.y…

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AP History: In it For the Class or the Exam? 15:45

1y ago15:45

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Why did you take an AP History class? For the college credit? The boost in your GPA? Tune in as Wendy helps you discover the why behind your what and how to use your motivation to help you excel in your AP History class. #apeuropeanhistory #apush #apworld #aphistoryAf Wendy Wawrzyniak

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