APUSH+Links

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=__**Primary Documents**__= [|AmDocs] [|From Revolution to Reconstruction: Documents] [|Avalon Project] [|Classzone.com] [|History Central] [|Chronology of US Historical Documents] [|American Colonist's Library] [|Teaching American History Documents Library]
 * This site should be able to provide you with some excellent primary docs for your NHD project. They are organized by chapters, so you can go down the chapters and find your era in history. (Classzone.com generally has very good study guides and flashcards. Though not recognized as **//AP//** it will give you some good simple review before you tackle the more difficult side of the test, its good for basic term and event review.)

=__**Study/Review Sites**__= [|APUSH I Online Course] [|APUSH II Online Course] [|A Biography of America (video series)] [|APUSH Study Guides] [|A People and a Nation: A History of the United States] [|About.com] [|HistoryTeacher.net] [|US History for the AP Student]
 * Great online lessons to review for tests.
 * Great online lessons to review for tests.
 * Occasionally used in class
 * reviews every term that you should know for the AP exam. If you can name at least one important fact about each of these terms then you should do fine on the test!
 * I found this site very helpful last year when I took APUSH. It gives detailed chapter by chapter information and helped me a lot!
 * Though I highly frown on using about.com. this particular webpage does have some good tips for passing the APUSH Exam and trying to get that desired score of a 5!
 * This site was by far the __**one that I used the most last year**__ and it really helped me when it came time to study for the AP Exam. The questions are very similar (*hint hint!) to those that you will find on the exam in April.

[|APNotes.net (Notes for 12th ed Bailey and Presidents)]

BubbaBrain--click on Junior, then AP US, and then pick a topic! = = =__**The Dreaded DBQ and FRQs!!!!!!!** **(Tips to get you writing your way to a 5!)**__= [|Essay Writing Tips and Tutorials] = = =__**National History Day**__= [|NHD Intro Video] [|National History Day Competition]
 * gives excellent information in PowerPoint format on how to begin your essay and give important clues on how to get that 5!!

=__**Chapter Notes**__= [|Bailey, 13th ed., Course Notes.org] [|Bailey, 13th ed., Wiki-notes]

=__**Official APUSH Sites**__= __**[|College Board Website]**__
 * this site is sponsored by The College Board and gives excellent advice and helpful tips about the APUSH Exam and study tips as well.

Scratch--unit one sites > This Library of Congress sites includes relevant maps and historical manuscripts. > A good gateway site for links to information on Native Americans. > Good example of an online exhibit about Columbus's voyage. > Includes more than 1100 text articles from various magazines, journals, newspapers, speeches, official calendars and other sources about the encounter. > This site presents the divergent theories about where Columbus first encountered the New World and includes a map. > 3200 BC is the start date of this brief overview of exploration. > Brief text overview from Aztec accounts of the Spanish conquest of this portion of the New World.
 * **Websites from the text homepage (teacher site)** http://college.hmco.com/history/us/resources/instructors/weblinks/index.html
 * **Discovery and Exploration** http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/gmdhtml/dsxphome.html
 * **Index of Native American Resources** http://www.hanksville.org/NAresources/
 * **1492: An Ongoing Voyage** http://www.ibiblio.org/expo/1492.exhibit/Intro.html
 * **Columbus and the Age of Discovery** http://muweb.millersville.edu/~columbus/
 * **The Columbus Landfall Homepage** http://www1.minn.net/~keithp/cclandfl.htm
 * **Age of Exploration Timeline** http://www.mariner.org/age/histexp.html
 * **Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico** http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/aztecs1.html