Segerstrom APUSH

I thought this song and video was relevant on a number of levels.

Now that AP testing is concluding you guys can finally take a big sigh of relief.  It has truly been a pleasure working with everyone this year, and I appreciate the hard work and positive  attitude (most of you) displayed throughout the 8 month grind that is APUSH!!  I hope the results on the APUSH exam mirror the effort you put into it.  I know it wasn’t always easy, but I hope you leave APUSH feeling like you accomplished something you can be proud of.  I look forward to seeing what you guys create for your Decade Project!!

Good Luck,

Mr. Canzone

This is the key to the test you took in class on Wednesday, May 7.

Practice Exam Key

Check the AP Exam Page to find review materials - I added a number of resources based on your suggestions.

• My classroom will be available for review during 1st lunch through next week.  I have review books, textbooks, and flash cards available for your review purposes.  Contact me if you would like any other materials to be made available.
• Our last review session is Thursday, May 8, from 4-7 p.m.
• Make sure to read your review books and take practice tests.  It is important to focus on your areas of weakness, and especially the time period from 1750-1914.

On Wednesday, April 30th, the 4-7 review sessions will be broken up as follows:

Room 1- Lecture Room in C211(Canzone) Topics: American Revolution, War of 1812, Industrialization, Secession

Room 2- Individual Study Room in C210(Dobbs)

Room 3- Small Group Study Room in C209(Tagaloa)

Room 4- Game/Review Room in C201(Bradshaw)

You must attend 3 of the 4 rooms, an hour each. For the individual and small group study rooms, make sure you have your review materials, APUSH notebook, textbook, and any other resources that you deem necessary. It should go without saying that we only want you to attend if you plan on using every minute to your advantage. In other words, don’t waste our time because the last thing we want to do is waste yours.