Do you know what the Transportation Revolution is? Well you should! The United States didn’t used to be the great, interconnected nation that it is today. In the 1800s, the United States was just beginning to grow. A free market was building the United States a booming economy.
Have you heard of the XYZ Affair? Did you know that it involved three anonymous French agents who created anger and shock in the American people? Did you know that it almost led to a war between the United States and France? If you answered “no” to any of these questions, then this APUSH exam review is for you! By the end of this review, you should be able to answer any APUSH multiple choice question or essay with ease.
It’s always difficult to decide on what you are going to focus on when you are studying for your AP® World History Exam. How can you cover thousands of years of global history? It’s a good question, but that’s why we’ve created these AP® World History Crash Course reviews. And trust us, you are going to want to add Mesopotamia to your list of must-know AP® World History concepts.
In this AP® Bio Crash Course Review, we will help you review what you need to know about carbohydrates in particular. We’ll start with some basic definitions about what carbohydrates are, then move on to some more detail about the three classes (monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides).
A comprehensive understanding of energy is crucial to succeeding on the AP® Environmental Science exam. On the APES exam, you will encounter problems that will require you to solve problems related to solar energy, fossil fuels, power plant operation, and other energy concepts.
This AP® European History crash course will explain the concept of Humanism as it relates to the AP® European History exam and where it fits into your review for AP® Euro. Humanism is defined as a “system or mode of thought or action in which human interests, values, and dignity predominate…” and, in philosophy specifically, “a variety of ethical theory and practice that emphasizes reason, scientific inquiry, and human fulfillment in the natural world and often rejects the importance of belief in God” (dictionary.com).
Are you preparing for your AP® Microeconomics exam and need to reinforce your understanding of the different market structures? In this AP® Microeconomics monopoly crash course review, you will learn about the monopoly market structure with examples, and practice the graph to better understand the industry.
Are you getting ready for the AP® US History exam? Do you need to master the abolitionist movement? (Hint: if you’re here, the answer to both of those questions is yes). Have no fear: in this APUSH crash course review, we’ll give you all the skills you need to master the features and figures of the abolitionist movement.
The Progressive Era is exactly what it sounds like – a time of progression and reform in the United States. But do you know what the Progressives wanted to change? Do you know the impact of those changes? The AP® US History exam has had a lot of questions on the Progressive Era, so this crash course will prepare you for any that come your way!
The Ideal Gas Law summarizes all of the various experiments in the 17th and 18th century that strove to define the relationships between the different properties of a gas. These relationships can all be explained by the ideal gas law. The ideal gas law is based on three critical assumptions.