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ATTN: PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAIL FOR INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE COLLEGE BOARD REGARDING LOGGING ON TO THE PRACTICE EXAM SUBMISSION SITE. Familiarize yourself with the format before the AP Exam so you’re not caught unawares. AP World, there is an FRQ section assigned to you in AP Classroom. Please ONLY DO the DBQ on African Countries’ […]
May 4, 2020
This is one of the most currently relevant things covered in a world history class – the impacts of the revolution and establishment of Mao as the chief figure in China during the Cold War (and the support of Stalin to get him into power) still has consistent ramifications today. Ever wonder why China is […]
May 4, 2020
Obviously, the rebuild after WWII was difficult – destruction across the continent was horrible and it was the second time in 30 years or so that Europe had to deal with it. The death tolls after WWI and the fact that a whole generation of working people were decimated lead to economic problems – and […]
May 1, 2020
IMPORTANT – IF YOU ARE NOT TAKING THE EXAM ANY LONGER – EVEN IF YOU HAVE SENT ME AN EMAIL – PLEASE FILL OUT THIS GOOGLE FORM. I have to return previously submitted work to you if you do not intend to take the exam. I will instead count that work toward your “final exam” […]
April 30, 2020
This is mostly for APEH, but I will create a spot on TurnItIn.com for AP World as well if you guys would like to take a crack at it. I’ll be grading for feedback using this rubric. Did Napoleon uphold the ideals of the French Revolution? Depends on your definition of what those ideals were. […]
April 29, 2020
The College Board has sent us information that YOU MUST KNOW for the upcoming AP Exams. Make sure that your email on file with the College Board is correct! Your exam dates are: AP Euro: Wednesday, May 13th, 4PM AP Psych: Tuesday, May 19th, 2PM AP World: Thursday, May 21, 2PM Please download these materials. […]
April 29, 2020
Today, we have three CCEH’s to view – WWII is kind of a massive deal, obviously. I’m very disappointed that I’m not there to talk about it with you because it deserves a lot of class time and a lot of discussion. If you have questions, of course, post them in the comments or shoot […]
Dr. Astorian's AP Consortium 
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