Books with title Master AP US History 2002

Scoring high on the grueling AP tests is a surefire way to help students gain entrance into esteemed college programs and earn college credit for many freshman-level courses. Not only do high scores provide students the opportunity to begin their first year with several credits under their belts, they also provide families with potentially large tuition savings. With that in mind, preparation for the tests is crucial. This series serves as an excellent supplement to AP courses for both teachers and students. One of the most widely taken exams, the AP test in U.S. History is taken by more than 228,000 students and covers political institutions, public policy, social changes, diplomacy, and economics from the country's birth to the present. This guide contains all the test-taking strategies required to succeed on the test and includes 5 full-length practice tests, a timeline of important events, and essay writing tips.

Peterson's Master the AP U.S. History offers 3 full-length practice tests, including a diagnostic test to help students identify the areas in which they need improvement. In addition, detailed reviews of U.S. History allow students to fully understand the skills that will help them score well on the test. Features include test-taking strategies, flexible study planning, user-friendly design geared for the high school student, and answers with comprehensive explanations for all test items.The guide helps students: Determine their strengths and weaknesses with the diagnostic test Learn how to use their time more efficiently with a flexible study plan Gain a better understanding of test questions with highly detailed explanatory answers Sharpen their test-taking skills with 3 full-length practice tests