AP US History

A HIPP analysis of the political cartoon "Join, Or Die" by Benjamin Franklin (1754). HIPP stands for: - Historical context, - Intended audience, - Purpose, - Point of view.

A worksheet from class where I construct a thesis statement for an argument against the point: "The American Revolution created an environment that championed freedom and equality."

A worksheet where I respond to two sources that discuss causes of the American Revolution by explaining the differences between the two interpretations and cite specific historical evidence outside the passages to support each of them.

Hey there! AP Exams are coming up so here are some notes for a strong foundation to ace the mcq! These notes include: -Jefferson Administration -James Madison -War of 1812 -Nationalism -Market Revolution -And more!

These are HIPP Analyses over these documents: "Caning of Sumner", "Thomas Nast flyer for sanitary commission", "New York Herald Tribune wagon and reporters in field", and "Ku-Klux Active".

Contains three different quizzes from the first two weeks of class. The quizzes required you to both define the term and explain its significance. The terms included were as follows: Quiz 1 - Virginia Company, House of Burgesses, Mayflower Compact, English Liberty, Great Migration Quiz 2 - King Philip's War, Society of Friends (Quakers), Sugar, Slave code, Salem Witch Trials Quiz 3 - Freedom of the press, Republicanism, Gullah, Albany Plan of Union

AP US History detailed and easy to follow notes for empire to independence chapter.

AP US History detailed and easy-to-follow notes about the American Renaissance.

AP US History detailed and easy-to-follow notes about the Federalist Era.