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AP U.S. History: Rea : the Test Prep Ap Teachers Recommend
ISBN: 9780738606248 | 0738606243
Edition: 8thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: Research & Education Assn
Pub. Date: 2/9/2009
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REA's AP U.S. History Test Prep with CD-ROM TESTwareŽ - For Students Serious About Scoring a 5! New 8th Edition! Our best-selling AP test prep is completely up-to-date through the 2008 Obama presidential election. The book contains a comprehensive review of all the topics covered on the official AP exam, including: the Colonial Period, the American Revolution, the U.S. Constitution, Westward expansion, the Civil War, Reconstruction, Industrialism, World War I, the Great Depression, World War II, the Vietnam Era, Watergate, Carter, and the New Conservatism. Each detailed review chapter contains in-depth historical timelines that help you study smarter and boost your AP score! The book features six full-length practice exams with detailed explanations of answers. The practice tests are composed of every type of question that can be expected on the actual AP U.S. History exam, so you can 'practice for real' and target your strengths and weaknesses before the test. Our interactive TESTwareŽ includes three of the book's practice tests on CD-ROM in a timed format with automatic scoring and instant feedback that simulate test-day conditions. After building your U.S. History knowledge, follow up with REA's proven test-taking strategies and a study schedule that gets you ready for exam day! REA has helped more than a million students succeed on their AP exams! Teachers across the country consider our AP titles to be invaluable resources and consistently recommend our books to their students. Our high-quality test preps are authored by AP experts who have mastered the exam content and teach the course.
| About Research & Education Association | |
| Staff Acknowledgments | |
| Preparing with Confidence: | |
| Excelling on the AP United States History Exam | |
| About REA's TestWare | |
| About the Exam | |
| About the Review Section | |
| Scoring the Exam | |
| Contacting the AP Program | |
| AP United States History Study Schedule | |
| Ap United States History | |
| Course Review | |
| Pre-Columbian Cultures (12,000 B.C.E-1492 C.E.) | |
| 2,000 Separate Cultures | |
| Highly Organized Society | |
| Some Native Tribes Rendered Nearly Extinct | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| European Exploration and the Colonial Period (1492-1763) | |
| The Age of Exploration | |
| The Beginnings of Colonization | |
| The Colonial World | |
| The 18th Century | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| The American Revolution (1763-1787) | |
| The Coming of the American Revolution | |
| The War for Independence | |
| The Creation of New Governments | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| The United States Constitution (1787-1789) | |
| Development and Ratification | |
| Outline of the United States Constitution | |
| Separation and Limitation of Powers | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| The New Nation (1789-1824) | |
| The Federalist Era | |
| The Establishment of the Executive Departments | |
| Washington's Administration, 1789-1797 | |
| Foreign and Frontier Affairs | |
| Internal Problems | |
| John Adams' Administration, 1797-1801 | |
| Repression and Protest | |
| The Revolution of 1800 | |
| The Jeffersonian Era | |
| Conflict with the Judges | |
| Domestic Affairs | |
| International Involvement | |
| Madison's Administration, 1809-1817 | |
| Postwar Developments | |
| Internal Development, 1820-1830 | |
| The Marshall Court | |
| Statehood: A Balancing Act | |
| The Expanding Economy | |
| The Transportation Revolution | |
| Industrialization | |
| Educational Development | |
| Developments in Religious Life | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| Jacksonian Democracy and Westward | |
| Expansion (1824-1850) | |
| The Jacksonian Democracy, 1829-1841 | |
| The Election of 1824 | |
| The Webster-Hayne Debate (1830) | |
| The War on the Bank | |
| The Election of 1840 | |
| The Meaning of Jacksonian Politics | |
| Ante-bellum Culture: An Age of Reform | |
| The Flowering of Literature | |
| The Fine Arts | |
| The Transcendentalists | |
| The Utopians | |
| The Mormons | |
| Remaking Society: Organized Reform | |
| Diverging Societies-Life in the North | |
| The Role of Women and Minorities | |
| The Northeast Leads the Way | |
| Everyday Life in the North | |
| Diverging Societies-Life in the South | |
| Commerce and Industry | |
| Life in the Southern States | |
| Manifest Destiny and Westward Expansion | |
| Tyler, Polk, and Continued Westward Expansion | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| Sectional Conflict and the Causes of the Civil War (1850-1860) | |
| The Crisis of 1850 and America at Mid-century | |
| The Return of Sectional Conflict | |
| The Coming of the Civil War | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| The Civil War and Reconstruction (1860-1877) | |
| Hostilities Begin | |
| The Union Preserved | |
| The Ordeal of Reconstruction | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| Industrialism, War, and the Progressive Era (1877-1912) | |
| The New Industrial Era, 1877-1882 | |
| Politics of the Period, 1877-1882 | |
| The Economy, 1877-1882 | |
| Social and Cultural Developments, 1877-1882 | |
| Foreign Relations, 1877-1882 | |
| The Reaction to Corporate Industrialism, 1882-1887 | |
| Politics of the Period, 1882-1887 | |
| The Economy, 1882-1887 | |
| Social and Cultural Developments, 1882-1887 1 | |
| Foreign Relations, 1882-1887 | |
| The Emergence of Regional Empire, 1887-1892 | |
| Politics of the Period, 1887-1892 | |
| The Economy, 1887-1892 | |
| Social and Cultural Developments, 1887-1892 | |
| Foreign Relations, 1887-1892 | |
| Economic Depression and Social Crisis, 1892-1897 | |
| The Economy, 1892-1897 | |
| Social and Cultural Developments, 1892-1897 | |
| Foreign Relations, 1892-1897 | |
| War and the Americanization of the World, 1897-1902 | |
| Politics of the Period, 1897-1902 | |
| The Economy, 1897-1902 | |
| Social and Cultural Developments, 1897-1902 | |
| Foreign Policy, 1897-1902 | |
| Theodore Roosevelt and Progressive Reforms, 1902-1907 | |
| Politics of the Period, 1902-1907 | |
| The Economy, 1902-1907 | |
| Social and Cultural Developments, 1902-1907 | |
| Foreign Relations, 1902-1907 | |
| The Regulatory State and the Ordered Society, 1907-1912 | |
| Politics of the Period, 1907-1912 | |
| The Economy, 1907-1912 | |
| Social and Cultural Developments, 1907-1912 | |
| Foreign Relations, 1907-1912 | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| Wilson and World War I (1912-1920) | |
| Implementing the New Freedom: The Early Years of the Wilson Administration | |
| The Triumph of New Nationalism | |
| The Election of 1916 | |
| Social Issues in the First Wilson Administration | |
| Wilson's Foreign Policy and the Road to War | |
| The Road to War in Europe | |
| World War I: The Military Campaign | |
| Mobilizing the Home Front | |
| Wartime Social Trends | |
| Peacemaking and Domestic Problems, 1918-1920 | |
| Domestic Problems and the End of the Wilson Administration | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| The Roaring Twenties and Economic | |
| Collapse (1920-1929) | |
| The Election of 1920 | |
| The Twenties: Economic Advances and Social Tensions | |
| American Society in the 1920s | |
| Social Conflicts | |
| Government and Politics in the 1920s: | |
| The Harding Administration | |
| The Election of 1924 | |
| The Coolidge Administration | |
| The Election of 1928 | |
| Foreign Policy in the Twenties | |
| The Great Depression: The Crash | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| The Great Depression and the New Deal (1929-1941) | |
| Reasons for the Depression | |
| Hoover's Depression Policies | |
| The Election of 1932 | |
| The First New Deal | |
| Legislation of the First New Deal | |
| The Second New Deal: Opposition from the Right and Left | |
| The Second New Deal Begins | |
| The Election of 1936 | |
| The Last Years of the New Deal | |
| Social Dimensions of the New Deal Era | |
| Labor Unions | |
| Cultural Trends of the 1930s | |
| New Deal Diplomacy and the Road to War | |
| United States Neutrality Legislation | |
| Threats to World Order | |
| The American Response to the War in Europe | |
| The Election of 1940 | |
| American Involvement with the European War | |
| The Road to Pearl Harbor | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| World War II and the Postwar Era (1941-1960) | |
| Declared War Begins | |
| The Home Front | |
| The North African and European Theatres | |
| The Pacific Theatre | |
| The Atomic Bomb | |
| Diplomacy | |
| The Emergence of the Cold War and Containment | |
| International Cooperation | |
| Containment in Asia | |
| Eisenhower-Dulles Foreign Policy | |
| The Politics of Affluence: Demobilization and Domestic Policy | |
| The Fair Deal | |
| Anticommunism | |
| Eisenhower's Dynamic Conservatism | |
| Civil Rights | |
| The Election of 1960 | |
| Society and Culture | |
| Demographic Trends | |
| Conformity and Security | |
| Seeds of Rebellion | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| The New Frontier, Vietnam, and Social | |
| Upheaval (1960-1972) | |
| Kennedy's "New Frontier" and the Liberal Revival | |
| Civil Rights | |
| The Cold War Continues | |
| Johnson and the Great Society | |
| Emergence of Black Power | |
| Ethnic Activism | |
| The New Left | |
| The Counterculture | |
| Women's Liberation | |
| Vietnam | |
| Election of 1968 | |
| The Nixon Conservative Reaction | |
| Vietnamization | |
| Foreign Policy | |
| Election of 1972 | |
| Historical Timeline | |
| Watergate, Conservatism's Rise, and Post-Cold War Challenges (1972-2005) | |
| The Watergate Scandal | |
| The Ford Presidency | |
| Carter's Moderate Liberalism | |
| Carter's Foreign Policy | |
| The Iranian Crisis | |
| The Election of 1980 | |
| The Reagan Presidency: Attacking Big Government | |
| Asserting American Power | |
| Election of 1984 | |
| Second-Term Foreign Concerns | |
| Second-Term Domestic Affairs | |
| Election of 1988 | |
| Bush Abandons Reaganomics | |
| Other Domest | |
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