How to Plan Your Time (^) ‹ 9
November
Read Chapters 4–7, and learn strategies for success for each of the four types of
questions asked on the AP European History Exam.
Complete the “Further Practice” sections in each of these chapters.
December
Read Chapters 8–12, along with relevant outside readings and course materials,
and become familiar with the events, processes, and key concepts of modern
European history covered in those chapters.
Complete the Review Questions at the end of each chapter.
January
Read Chapters 12–15, along with relevant outside readings and course materials,
and become familiar with the events, processes, and key concepts of modern
European history covered in those chapters.
Complete the Review Questions at the end of each chapter.
February
Read Chapters 16–19, along with relevant outside readings and course materi-
als, and become familiar with the events, processes, and key concepts of modern
European history, covered in those chapters.
Complete the Review Questions at the end of each chapter.
March
Read Chapters 20–23, along with relevant outside readings and course materi-
als, and become familiar with the events, processes, and key concepts of modern
European history covered in those chapters.
Complete the Review Questions at the end of each chapter.
April
Review Chapters 3–23.
Take the Practice Tests included in this guide.
Evaluate your strengths and weaknesses based on your performance on the
Practice Tests.
Study the appropriate chapters and readings to address the areas about which you
still feel shaky.
May (First Two Weeks)
Make a list of topics you still feel shaky about and ask your instructor or study
group to help you focus on them.
Answer additional practice questions offered online.
Evaluate your performance.
Review your incorrect answers.
Get a good night’s sleep before the exam.
Go to the exam feeling confident; you have prepared well.
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