AP European History

Renaissance through the present with timed DBQ drills.

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U1Renaissance & Exploration

U2Reformation

U3Absolutism

U4Scientific Revolution

U5Enlightenment

U6French Revolution

U7Industrialization

U819th-Century Politics

U9WWI–WWII

U10Cold War & Beyond

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Q1Causationmedium

Which of the following best explains how the printing press (c. 1440) accelerated the Protestant Reformation?

Q2Continuity & Changemedium

Which best represents a change in European states between the 17th and 18th centuries?

Q3Argumentationhard

A historian arguing that the French Revolution was primarily driven by Enlightenment ideology rather than economic grievances would most likely use which evidence?

Q4Contextualizationmedium

The Concert of Europe (established 1815) was primarily designed to:

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Document-Based Question (DBQ)

Using the documents below and your knowledge of the period 1789–1815, evaluate the extent to which Napoleon Bonaparte was a product of the French Revolution versus a destroyer of its ideals.

Develop a historically defensible thesis, contextualize the period, use evidence from at least six documents, and analyze point of view, purpose, historical situation, or audience for at least three documents.

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