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APUSH: Test Unit 1-9; Morgwen A & Junwei D
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This will be a test of your knowledge on the contents of United States History.
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Ryan C
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APUSH Period 1
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A complete summary of Period 1 (pre-Columbian colonialism). Identifies notable European historical context and focuses on the Spanish, French, and Dutch.
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Cephas L
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Understanding A Contemporary Middle East
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Hello Everyone, For the most part we come to schoolhouse to prep for AP courses along with SAT prep however I felt in day and age like today we must recognize and learn about the various different situations in the Middle East as we deal with modern day geopolitical situations. We will go over various topics like key themes of colonialism, nationalism, oil, religion, authoritarianism, and resistance. We will explore the fall of the Ottoman Empire and early constitutional revolution Iran. Then WW1 and and the Sykes-Picot Agreement and the Balfour Declaration noting the long term effects. Then colonialism in Palestine, Syria, Iraq and more. WW2 and postwar order and the Arab-Israeli War and the Nakba. Beyond that the development of Pan-Arabism and the Cold War's effect on the region. Then looking towards Oil in OPEC with the 1967 and 1973 Arab-Israeli Wars and the Iranian Revolution. Pushing ahead to the Iran-Iraq War and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and Lebanon's Civil War. Beyond then we have the Gulf War and Oslo Accords and other generational shifts. Then 9/11 and the regional responses with the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq. Beyond even that we will go over the Arab Spring and changes in Egypt, Syria, Libya and more. Under the assumption we got through all of this we will begin to discuss even more modern and issues even faced today along with urbanization and the megacities of Riyadh, Dubai, Cairo, Abu Dhabi and more!
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Rayan E
8/50
Are We Free? Exploring the Debate on Free Will
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This session explores the classic debate on free will through three key perspectives: determinism, libertarianism, and compatibilism. Using thought experiments and discussion, we’ll ask: Are our choices truly our own, and what does freedom mean for responsibility?
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2/10
AP US GOV: Weekly Group Sessions ( Unit by Unit)
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Join us each week as we break down AP Gov like never before! Whether you're just starting or aiming for a 5, this series will help you understand key concepts, tackle MCQs and FRQs, and master the 15 required Supreme Court cases with confidence.
🔹 Dive deep into real-life political scenarios
🔹 Learn how to ace FRQs step-by-step
🔹 Compete in fun review games and quizzes
🔹 Get study tips, cheat sheets, and test-day strategies
Perfect for anyone taking the AP U.S. Government & Politics exam in May 2026. Come prepared to ask questions, work through problems together, and level up each week!
🗓 Weekly on Mondays at 6PM— bring your textbook, curiosity, and questions!
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Christabel B
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AP Gov Prep Space
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This will be a fun and supportive space to learn AP Gov together. As a semester-long course, things move fast, so the more the merrier!
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Avik C
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AP Macroeconomics Deep-Dive
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Hi, my name is Shreshtha and I'm a 5 scorer on AP Macroeconomics ready to teach you all my tips and tricks for acing this class. We'll be going through each concept and unit in detail with lots of practice.
Additionally, I'll be teaching you vital AP skills and giving you real, stimulated AP practice so you feel ready for your tests in the class and the AP test in May!
The content for this course is short, but complex so we'll be taking our time. I'll add new sessions on as I go to make sure we cover everything.
I would recommend taking some notes, so plan on bringing something!
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Shreshtha A
11/50
Unknown World History
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Each day we will go over 1 topic of Unknown World History! (In rotation with my area-based unknown history sessions)
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Isabela M
4/10
AP World History Unit 2 Review
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Hello! I am Noah and I got a 5 on both the AP World and AP European History tests without taking the class. If I can ace these tests by self studying then anyone regardless of circumstance can and that's what I'm here to teach you to do. In this series we will cover the AP World History unit 2 curriculum and a guide to DBQs and LEQs .The first session will cover Unit 2.1-2.3 and the second session will cover unit 2.4-2.6. The last session will give a guide to DBQs and LEQs on how to get full points and write a essay. Furthermore we will practice how to annotate and source documents for the DBQ.
-This series does not require any background knowledge and is intended for students who want to take the AP World History exam and/or AP World History class.
-There are no materials required for this series however a online doc or pen and paper is recommended for note taking.
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Noah W
1/20
John Lewis: Good Trouble, Necessary Trouble
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This isn't just a history lesson—it's a call to action. We'll time-travel through the most pivotal moments of the fight for justice, from the segregated South to the halls of power, all through the incredible life of a man who started as a sharecropper's son and became a moral titan.
Here’s what you’ll experience:
🚦 Walk Across the Edmund Pettus Bridge: Virtually step onto the bridge on "Bloody Sunday" and feel the tension and courage it took to face down violence for the right to vote.
🧠 Masterclass in "Good Trouble": Decode Lewis's philosophy of strategic, nonviolent activism and learn how to apply it to the issues you care about today.
💥 Become a Freedom Rider: Through immersive storytelling, face the brutal risks and unwavering resolve of the activists who desegregated the South.
🎤 Analyse the Iconic Speeches: Hear the powerful words of the youngest speaker at the March on Washington and discover the art of persuasive, moral leadership.
⚖️ Connect History to NOW: Draw direct lines from the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to the voting rights debates of today. Your voice will be essential in this critical discussion.
How you'll engage:
This session is built for participation! Expect fast-paced live polls, breakout room debates on modern activism, and a chance to design your own "Good Trouble" campaign. You won't just learn about history, you'll learn how to make it.
Leave this session not just informed, but transformed with the inspiration and tools to stand up, speak out, and take the necessary action.
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Lahithya C
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[5 Scorer] AP European History Crash Course 🌍
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Are you self-studying AP Euro or just want to get an A in your class and a 5 on your exam? I was able to get a 5 last year, and I would love to help! Every session we will cover AP content in depth with resources I have, and leading up to the exam, we will learn how to complete AP history-style FRQs to receive all points!
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Vitalia S
3/20
✨📓Your guide to ACE AP US GOV with a 5 and an A+
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Are you self studying AP US Gov? Or do you want to receive extra support from someone who got a 5 on the AP exam (and an A in the class)? Joining this series is the perfect way to do both!
In this series, we will spend up to 60 minutes each week leading up to the AP exam covering topics from the official AP Gov curriculum. We will go through all 5 units while also making time for assessments, review sessions, and Q and As.
Materials needed:
Paper/notebook
Pen and highlighter
Device to join sessions
A strong work ethic and a desire to learn!
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Aman D
4/15
US History Practice Test
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Let's have fun together all whilst studying and preparing for your next exam. This will be a fun trivia game (Kahoot, Blooket, or possibly Gimkit) to study. :)
Feel free to join as a co-host and host your own sessions in this series or request extra sessions. :)
This is fun to join even if you aren't currently taking any history classes as it will be a fun trivia.
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Hannah W
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History Club
2nd session
Each week we'll meet to discuss topics from history - everything from ancient history to intellectual history!
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AP Macro Unit 1 Study Session
2nd session
In this series I'll explain one unit of AP Macroeconomics each week and help you figure out what skills to practice to succeed in your class and in 6 weeks we will be done with the material and we'll get started with targeted test prep!
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Alan A
1/10
History Club!
2nd session
We'll meet every other week to discuss different, diverse periods throughout history (these will be chosen based on previous sessions) and improve each other's knowledge through friendly discussion.
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Jagani W
7/10
AP US History Week by Week Review
2nd session
Each week, we will review the past week's content in AP US History class. I will go over everything covered in class, elaborate on a few topics, and we can discuss! I can also answer any questions relating to the class.
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Kate B
2/20
AP African American Studies Sessions FROM A 5 SCORER
2nd session
In our sessions, we will dive into key historical periods, analyze critical texts and art, and hone the skills needed to excel on the AP exam. I am an experienced tutor dedicated to helping students succeed and am excited to help you achieve your goals in this important and empowering course.
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Kyla M
2/10
📜 Intro to AP US History: Tips + What to Expect
3rd session
🫧 Welcome to my summer pre-course prep: APUSH Edition!
These sessions cover what you need to know before AP U.S. History: class structure, exam format, and success strategies to help you get that perfect score. No curriculum included—just the roadmap toward success.
This course is part of a three-part series: Intro, Tips&Tricks, and FRQ Breakdown.
💡 Also offering AP Psych & AP Research pre-course prep; check them out if you want to be ahead before the school year starts!
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Myra F
0/20
AP U.S. History(content, MCQ, and FRQ)
3rd session
We will start in August by going over the basics of the AP U.S. History course and dive into specific topics. By May, we will have covered content and fully understood the FRQs to maximize points.
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Saania S
Registration full.
AP Macro/Microeconomics Prep
3rd session
Whether you're taking the AP Macro/Micro exam this year or simply learning about economics, you will learn everything covered in the College Board's AP economics curriculum. In this course, we'll cover market fundamentals like supply and demand, price systems, and different market structures. You'll explore key concepts including GDP, inflation, fiscal policy, and all must-know graphs. Each week, we will cover 1-2 units, including lecture and practice problems.
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Oscar M
7/10
APUSH FROM A 5 SCORER
3rd session
Unlock your full potential in AP U.S. History with personalized, one-on-one tutoring from a fellow student who scored a 5 on the exam. I'll help you master the content, sharpen your analytical skills, and conquer the dreaded DBQ and LEQ essays.
Together, we'll:
* Navigate the Content: We'll break down complex historical periods and themes into digestible, easy-to-understand concepts.
* Ace the Essays: Learn proven strategies for crafting compelling thesis statements, organizing your evidence effectively, and earning those crucial points on the free-response questions.
* Conquer Multiple Choice: I'll teach you how to identify key historical concepts and analyze primary and secondary sources to ace the multiple-choice section.
* Build Confidence: Gain the skills and self-assurance you need to walk into the exam feeling prepared and ready to succeed.
Whether you're struggling with a specific unit, need help with essay writing, or want to review for the final exam, I'm here to provide the support and guidance you need to achieve your goals. Let's work together to turn that APUSH challenge into a triumph!
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Kyla M
4/15
AP Human (1:1 session)- Prekshaa
4th session
Going over units of AP Human Geo (units 1-7) of curriculum
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Varsha S
2/5
History and Politics of US territories
4th session
Each session will cover the history and present-day issues of US territories like Guam, American Samoa, Micronesia, Puerto Rico, and the USVI.
For example, a class may cover colonization, the Insular Cases, militarization, ethical tourism, or corruption & local issues in our island governments.
The goal of these sessions is to educate students in the 50 US States about our islands, through networking, collaboration, and first-hand perspectives.
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Wynne W
5/50