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=Mrs. An's WYHS AP European History Page= for the 2012-2013 school year

List of key political and economic points for the AP exam and for Mrs. An's tests in May:

Economic topics for May 13 test:

Post your links to the July 14 European Holiday challenge by clicking here

=**__May Madness__** -= Choose the person from 1401 to 2001 who you think is the most important person in European History and research him/her to defend their title in a "bracket" style face off in May.

Here is the list of people (email Mrs. An your selection for approval) - last updated - 4-21-13.


 * Yitzchak Kaminetsky || Adolph Hitler || Political ||
 * Avi Alpert || Martin Luther || Cultural ||
 * Jonathan Attias || Bismarck || Political ||
 * Brett Wolff || Louis IV || Political ||
 * Hod Marks || Napoleon || Political ||
 * Moshe Markowitz || Peter the Great || Cultural ||
 * Kayla Gross || John Locke || Cultural ||
 * Jessica Griff || Johan Gutenberg || Cultural ||
 * Dani Ditchek || Mary Wollstonecraft || Cultural ||
 * Ezra Splaver || Machiavelli || Cultural ||
 * Maia Groman || Robespierre || Political ||
 * Cherie Landa || Stalin || Political ||
 * Daniella Cohen || Elizabeth I || Political ||
 * Kayla Petrover || Mussolini || Political ||
 * Michali Mazor || Barbarossa || Political ||
 * Emily Firestone || Giuseppe Garibaldi || Political ||
 * Ariel Bugay || Winston Churchill || Political ||
 * Rachel Petrover || Catherine de Medici || Political ||
 * Adina Hoffman || Adam Smith or Karl Marx? || Cultural ||
 * Talia Blumfoe || Joan of Arc || Cultural ||
 * Talia Blumfoe || Joan of Arc || Cultural ||

Here is the bracket

AARON IS GOING TO GO OVER HIS REVIEW WITH US AND ANYTHING WE WANT FOR 8$ AN HOUR SO IF YOU WANT TO JOIN TEXT KAYLA PETROVER ASAP LOOK HERE!!!!! Aaron Zimmerman graciously let me post these. These are his 64 page AP Euro notes. Thank you Aaron!!!! ( sorry they are upside down)





Resources: FRQ/DBQ page This is a great resource from a teacher with lists of key people and topics mentioned in essays in past years.

Here is a list of all the FRQs I have ever heard of (1977-2012) - study them by reading the review book for a topic, reading some of the FRQs for that topic, and thinking out or planning the essay, then reading the actual answers on AP Central. See how close you were, was your outline different or similar to the answers? What if anything did you leave out, how did your organization compare to the actual answers, etc, etc.

Here are great review pages for the exam: Review for the AP exam http://www.raleighcharterhs.org/faculty/bnewmark/euroquizzes.html#Renaissance http://www.historyteacher.net/APEuroCourse/EHAPQuizMainPage.htm @http://quizlet.com/9009801/ap-european-history-midterm-with-french-revolution-and-no-pictures-sets-flash-cards/ http://apclassnotes.com/APEUROhead.html

Here are links to the: 2012 AP Euro wikipage - with reivews by country 2011 AP Euro wikipage - with reviews by topic

Portfolio contents Calendar Chart 11.1 Industrial Rev in Europe Chart 14.1 Industrial Revolution Chart 11.2 1830s revolution Chart 12.1 1848 Revolutions Chart 13.1 Italian and German Unification Chart 16.1 Europeans in Africa (and second chart on Asia – but less important) Image: Capetown to Cairo (John Bull standing on Africa) Image: map of Africa with colonial territories Image: WWI “fire” 2 scoring guides to DBQs POV practice De Tocqueville POV practice French Revolution 2006 Form B DBQ – Alsace-Lorraine Shulz urges Italians not to vote for Berlusconi Anti-Imperialist News – Syria article 3 WWI charts: Start of WWI, Chart 17.1 The belligerents, chart 17.2 Versailles – Winners and losers

Sparknotes Review in Doc form

https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/ap-student/course/ap-european-history-2010-course-exam-description.pdf some practice multiole choice, made by college board.- may not be up to date. Found on the AP central website