what is a good US AP history question regarding the Boston Tea Party?

Dec 06, 2009 by Jennifer R | Posted in Trivia

Question: We imagine the AP U.S. history questions on 30 different subjects and I'm stuck on it ..
What is a question of level heinous could ask me questions about the Boston Tea Party and Samuel Adams?
Any nick is appreciated
THANK

-JennyRyan.

Answer: Critics of the Boston Tea reception and explain how the Boston Tea Party in particular the escalating anxiety between the colonies and Great Britain.

Assessing the influence and contributions of Samuel Adams on the American Revolution, the United States, and Massachusetts.

DAG | Dec 06, 2009

Would AP US history be consider the other half of social studies in college?

Apr 01, 2009 by yammamoto44 | Posted in Higher Education (University +)

Question: My schoolmaster told me that unless your becoming a social studies teacher that you would only call 2 social studies classes in college to graduate. I'm engaging AP European history this year and it would count as 1 of the social studies classes whenever I get into college. Advantageously now I'm planning the classes to take next year as a junior

Answer: It depends on the college and your main, but usually you would only have to take two courses of History.

You could clep out of some History if you make a certain make a hit on your AP test taken at the end of the year. The score you have to make and how much you clep out of depends on the University, and you can find that advice on that

DanceforLife | Apr 01, 2009

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