Opinion! ap world history ~ does anyone know of resources (informational websites, quizzing websites, timelines, etc) to use for studying for the ap world history exam? only answer if you have taken the exam or are currently in enrolled in this course. you! if you want to add resources and someone has already "answered", you can put your answer in the comments.

1. type this into quizlet and whatever time period you need to study for vocab because vocab will be on the test:

AP World Unit 3: 600 CE to 1450 CE Vocabulary

2. There are sample or practice tests you can take from previous years online, you just need to look up:

AP world history practice exams

3. Review all your tests and chapter notes, which are also online, you do not actually need to type those chapter notes, you can just copy the ones online.

You can do the same with the vocabulary. Just look up the vocabulary words for that time period and a quizlet will come up and you can copy and paste all the words and definitions into your document. You do not actually need to write all those out.

4. Also there are 4 practice tests with answers in the book that is mandatory to have its called the like idk what its called but its for this exam.

and there is 1 full length practice test with answers online that you can download.

5. I know this isn't like a resource or website but also make sure to study the maps and know where the countries are and what country goes to what important fact or event. There a lots of questions on the exam where it gives you a map and you kinda just have to figure out what country they are talking about. The only way to know what they are talking about is to basically review the maps so you can actually answer the questions.

6. This is a tip for the test but make sure that you pace yourself because you will run out of time if you do not. That means basically if your stuck on a hard question either go back for it or make a logical guess, not a random guess, a logical guess.

7. also focus on studying the time period with the most topics.

8. and finally probably the most helpful thing is the AP World Survival kit

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CG4oP6BE6U0shoM7Wf2b2PzKK0Z9EmTf

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