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APWH & APEH DBQ Practice and Videos

April 28, 2020

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More information and practice videos are trickling out for the AP Exams next month, thank goodness. In this one for APWH, Heimler is walking you through a modified 2018 DBQ – this one was the one on railroads and technology. To work along with him, please download and print his DBQ Worksheet guide and the […]

APWH & APEH: Practice DBQ

April 15, 2020

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This DBQ from TomRichey.net has been modified to fit the at-home AP Exam format for the AP History classes. I will have an assignment drop box for both APWH and APEH on TurnItIn.com, so I can score and leave feedback there. This is not required but it would be good practice for you for the […]

UPDATED AP EXAM INFORMATION

April 3, 2020

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Please visit the College Board’s site on their emergency exam testing and read it for detail if you have not yet done so. Me, basing my assumption off of years of teaching AP history classes and a few million DBQs written in high school, figured that there would be no way that the College Board […]

Distance Learning Information

March 12, 2020

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Please be mindful that you are responsible for ALL work assigned over the break and all submission on requested due dates. As I post new assignments for each of the classes, I will link to them here. Due dates will accompany the assignments. Please subscribe to this blog for timely updates. Office hours will be […]

Mercantilism, French Revolution, & Napoleon notes

February 27, 2020

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The textbook notes for the grand finale to the unit are Chapter 17 (The Expansion of Europe), Chapter 18 (Life in the Era of Expansion) and Chapter 19 (Revolution in Politics). You guys are REALLY going to enjoy Chapter 18. Here are some bonus mercantilism notes, as well as some additional notes for when we […]

King Charles II’s Family Circle

February 10, 2020

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Inbreeding is not a good thing, especially when you’re trying to maintain a bloodline of people competent enough to govern an empire. Seriously, the condition of having a severe underbite is called having a Hapsburg Jaw, after the family. Inbreeding made it so terrible that by Charles’ time, he had problems talking, chewing, and he […]