AP European History

Want to know what it feels like to have the world at your fingertips? Using this AP European History app,, you just might get a glimmer. With content derived directly from the successful McGraw-Hill AP 5 Steps to a 5 series, the questions and detailed explanations closely mirror the topic, format, and degree of difficulty found in the actual AP European History exam.

The free starter pack includes 25 AP European History questions organized into 16 categories:
* Recovery and Expansion
* The Renaissance, 1350-1550
* The Reformation, 1500-1600
* The Rise of Sovereignty, 1600-1715
* The Scientific Revolution During the 17th Century
* The Enlightenment: A Cultural Movement During the 18th Century
* Social Transformation and State-Building in the 18th Century
* The French Revolution and the Rise of Napoleon, 1789-1799
* The Fall of Napoleon and the Post-Napoleonic Era, 1800-1848
* The Second Industrial Revolution, 1820-1900
* The Rise of New Ideologies in the 19th Century
* Nationalism and State-Building, 1848-1900
* Mass Politics and Imperialism in Africa and Asia, 1860-1914
* Politics of the Extremes and World War I, 1870-1918
* The Interwar Years and World War II, 1918-1945
* The Cold War and Beyond, 1945-Present

Test your overall knowledge by answering randomly generated questions from all categories or target areas of weakness by focusing on a specific category. Need a more intensive review? Then download the complete set of 500 AP European History questions via an in-app purchase of $9.99.

Adding the AP European History app to your exam prep toolbox is sure to kick your studying into high gear. Detailed analytics allows users to review their quiz history and statistics like their weekly progress. Users will also discover their category strength and weaknesses. Whether you've been studying for months or are just beginning to prepare, this app will get you where you need to be.

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