The AP US History stimulus-based multiple choice questions can be tricky if you are unfamiliar with them but quite easy if you go into the exam with a few tips and tricks.

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I will be hosting a live webinar on Monday, May 7, to demonstrate some keys to multiple choice strategy that will help students maximize their scores on the APUSH exam. Participants will be able to follow along with me and ask questions as I work through questions written in the same format as the questions they will encounter on their exams.
My FREE Multiple Choice Strategy Guide includes some helpful tips on tackling the stimulus-based multiple choice questions on the AP US History exam.
Although the APUSH multiple choice section may look like a reading comprehension exam, it isn't. Few of the questions that you will encounter are directly connected with the stimulus item that precedes them and the ones that do often simply require you to be familiar with the topic. For example, if the stimulus is a passage from William Lloyd Garrison's, The Liberator, you don't have to read it. You just make note that you're about to answer 3-4 questions related to antebellum reform and abolitionism. The key to passing this exam is realizing that it is a regular multiple choice test, just packaged to look more challenging than it is.

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