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AP European History Course Home Page
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AP European History Course Information
 AP European History Course Description (.pdf/2.9MB) New!
AP European History Teacher's Guide
(.pdf/1.7MB) New!
AP European History Development Committee
AP European History Course Perspective
Sample Syllabi
Exam Information
The AP European History Exam
Free AP European History Practice Exam New!
2007 College Comparability Study for AP European History Exam (.ppt/176KB)
Seeking AP Exam Readers New!
Apply now to be an AP Exam Reader at the Reading each June.
Become an AP Exam Reader
Teaching Resource Materials
Choosing a Textbook for AP European History
Preparing Students for the AP European History Exam
The End of History? An AP European History Teaching Unit
Teaching Tips
Ten Lesson Plans from the History Teaching Institute
Three Lesson Plans: France in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries New!
Critical Interpretation of Images and the AP History Classroom
For the Classroom
Using Works of Art in the AP Classroom (.pdf/832KB) New!
Teaching with Primary Sources (.pdf/738KB) New!
College Board Products
CB Store: Products for AP European History
AP CD: European History
Teaching Resource Reviews
There are currently more than 150 reviews of European history resources, including textbooks, Web sites, software, multimedia CD-Roms, and more, in the Teachers' Resources area. Each review describes the resource and suggests ways it might be used in the classroom. New reviews are added regularly, so check back often!
Teachers' Resources
Feature Articles
The Home Stretch: Review Strategies That Work New!
To Illuminate History: Making History Picture-Perfect New!
Women as Political Leaders in Modern European History: Online Research
Student Assignment: Summer Reading for AP European History
Teaching the Introductory Survey: Insights from the College Board's AP Survey
Women's and Gender History in Imperial Perspective
Introducing Students to Historiography in the AP European History Classroom
Using Biography to Teach AP History
Art in the AP Classroom
Why the West?
Causes and Consequences of the Black Death -- A Reappraisal
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AP European History Electronic Discussion Group
Registration for Electronic Discussion Groups
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About twice a school year, the AP Central staff compiles and sends email updates alerting members to important program updates and new content items for AP European History. You automatically receive this course newsletter unless you choose the "Do not send" option on the Personal Profile page. To see an example of the AP European History newsletter, click on the link below.
AP European History Newsletter
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