AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition

Posted on July 30, 2010 by admin

U. S. Kaplan AP History, 2008

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2 Responses to AP Kaplan U. S. History, 2008 Edition

  1. Bookworm Extraordinaire says:
    July 30, 2010 at 8:56 am

    Bookworm Extraordinaire review AP Kaplan U. History S., 2008 Rating: http://www. historytextbook.org/wp-content/plugins/wprobot3/images/4.png “/> This book was extremely helpful to prepare for the AP History exam U. S. – I recommend! I found during my review sessions that the Kaplan book did a much better job of condensing the huge amount of information needed for verification and other trademarks Test Prep (my friends were). The information presented was easy to understand, concise, and key terms are highlighted in bold for easy skimming and review. I found the chapter and unit reviews particularly useful because it has the basic concepts. Walking and describe each key word aloud really helped me to memorize. />
    My only complaint is the lack of an index. There have been many times when I want to find a faster time in the book but would not be able to find pages and pages of the sections examined.

    I really think this book helped me prepare for the exam, AP and I recommend to anyone facing the same stressful experience May Good luck!

  2. Jonathan Worrel says:
    July 30, 2010 at 9:48 am

    Jonathan Worrel review AP Kaplan U. History S., 2008 Rating: http://www. historytextbook.org/wp-content/plugins/wprobot3/images/5.png “/> This book helped me in my opinion the last few weeks’ before the AP History exam U. S., to strengthen my knowledge of events that could not understand. To identify a student like me, I am a big procrastinator when it comes to study. I, of course, the benefits of studying how it feels, but I am never to go to actually do it. This book changed everything. All I spent was an hour every two or three days to study the subject about three weeks before the test, and I discovered that I learned more my head that my APUSH textbook from school. The information contained in this book is detailed in an understandable format. I found myself turning words and phrases, and highlighting the key ideas and concepts to help in the process of remembering the history given. When test day came, I heard probably four, but if I had not read what I probably got a second. With more practice, a 5 would be easily achievable. A + + highly recommended.

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