Cracking the AP U.S. History Exam, 2010 Edition (College Test Preparation),   ISBN:9780375429521

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Tom Meltzer and Jean Hofheimer Bennett's CRACKING THE AP U.S. HISTORY EXAM, 2010 EDITION offers practical details on the AP U.S. History Exam, covering both essay types and offering students clear strategies on how to form the best responses to both essay and multiple-choice questions. From planning for the test to using resources, this is a top reference for any student's study collection.

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The book was in the condition expected and got here really fast. Had not problems

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Great book. Full of information necessary to the test that isn't necessarily in the school text book.

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Although Barron's did not receive a good rating on your website, I found that it surpassed the other guides with regard to information about the essay questions. I recently taught a lesson on essay strategies in an AP US History class, and all of the information came from Barron's. Kaplan and Princeton Review had little usable material for a lesson on writing strategies. I cannot, however, comment on the quality of the practice tests or multiple-choice strategies. My role in the classroom was merely to present a lesson on essay strategies, so this review has a very narrow focus.

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This is a good book to have for AP. History. The first one to get is actually AMSCO, the 2nd one is REA, this is the 3rd one. It;s still really good though. The information part is not that much, but there's practice tests really useful for AP exam prep, not that great for your AP class.