AP European History Course Information
- VTG for History and the Social Sciences New!
- AP European History Course Description (.pdf/828KB)
- AP European History Teacher's Guide (.pdf/1.7MB)
- Sample Syllabi
- AP European History FAQs
- AP European History Development Committee
- AP European History Newsletter
- AP European History Course Perspective
Exam Information and Resources
- AP European History Exam Information
- Free AP European History Practice Exam
- 2007 College Comparability Study for AP European History Exam (.ppt/176KB)
- Seeking AP Exam Readers
Classroom Instruction and Resources
Special Focus Materials
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Lesson Plans and Teaching Strategies
- Choosing a Textbook for AP European History
- Preparing Students for the AP European History Exam
- Teaching Tips
- Ten Lesson Plans from the History Teaching Institute
- Three Lesson Plans: France in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries
- The Home Stretch: Review Strategies That Work
- To Illuminate History: Making History Picture-Perfect
- Women as Political Leaders in Modern European History: Online Research
- Student Assignment: Summer Reading for AP European History
- Introducing Students to Historiography in the AP European History Classroom
- Using Biography to Teach AP History
- Art in the AP Classroom
- The Spanish Flu And Its Legacy (.pdf/5.7MB) New!
Course Content - Related Articles
Web Guides
- Hanover Historical Texts Project
- Internet Modern History Sourcebook
- History Today Magazine
- History Teacher Web Site
- Steve Mercado's Web Site
- Larry Treadwell's Web Site
Reviews of Teaching Resources
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