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Practice Quiz presents 29 free review questions and explanations for the AP US History Exam given by the College Board.
Practice Quiz presents 29 free review questions and explanations for the AP US History Exam given by the College Board.
The AP American History Exam is a three hour and five-minute exam with 80 multiple-choice questions, a document-based question and two free-response questions.
The APUSH exam covers US History from the Pre-Columbian era, including Mesoamerica, through Colonial North America, The American Revolution, the Antebellum period, the Civil War, Reconstruction, Industrialization, WWI, WWII, the Cold War, to the present day.
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There are 60 questions on the AP US History Exam, divided into three categories: Multiple Choice (55 questions, 91.67%), Short Answer (3 questions, 5%), and Document-Based Question and Long Essay (2 questions, 3.33%).
The AP US Government Exam is 3 hours long.
Generally, a score of 3 out of 5 or higher is considered a passing score in an AP exam. Scoring at least a 3 is usually required to receive college credit hours. Colleges decide what grade to grant credit for, and some may only accept a 4 or 5.
Passing the AP US History Exam can grant a student college course credit.
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