Each week throughout the year, we will study a section of one period of the APUSH curriculum through a combination of test practice, summaries/lectures, Q+A, games, and more! We will have an open 24/7 Q+A document, office hours sessions, as well as sessions dedicated to DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ practice. Furthermore, we will leave plenty of time at the end of the year for APUSH test prep, so anyone taking the exam will be well-prepared to take the exam and get a 5. Just as a note: we will be adding the sessions to this series as we go based on learner availability, frequently asked questions, etc. to ensure that this series is as flexible + helpful as possible :)

This series aims to explore and establish a foundational understanding of the first five periods of the AP US History curriculum. We will familiarize ourselves with the content and the various types of exam questions that will show up on the AP exam through engaging lectures and practice problems. By the end of this series, you will feel more than ready to conquer your current or upcoming APUSH course!

Each week we will go over and practice topics from APUSH.

Taking an AP History class next year and want to review for the FRQs? You're in the right place! The DBQ, SAQ, and LEQ make up the FRQ portion for three of the AP History exams. In this series, we'll go over the rubrics, some tips, and do a bunch of practice! If you’re taking the AP World, APUSH, or AP European History exams in May, I’d highly recommend joining, as the general skills for the writing section are the same across all three exams. If you're taking AP US Government and Politics and are wondering how those FRQs work, send me a DM! I got a 5 on the exam so I'd be more than happy to host a separate series on that. If you’ve attended my last four series in the past on this topic, it’s generally the same format :)