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Let the experts at McGraw-Hill helpyouoptimize your study experience and score big on the APWorldHistory exam. This comprehensive study tool will enable youtoassess your current knowledge level, review the relevantsubjectmatter, and test your skills—all at your own pace.

Designed to assess your current knowledge and based closely ontheactual AP World History test given each year, AP World History5Steps to a 5 uses an ingenious five step method to preparestudentsfor the exam.

The 5-Step Plan helps you get the most out of your studytime.

Step 1: Set Up Your Study Program
By delving into the background of the AP World History testandscrutinizing the layout of previous tests, you can design astudyschedule that works best for them.

Step 2: Determine Your Test Readiness

This step is a diagnostic tool, assessing your current knowledgeofUS World History. This section provides 192 questions arrangedinto27 historical categories including an examination ofagrariansocieties, political revolutions, social changes, andthecontinuing evolution of global trade, to name just a few.

Step 3: Develop the Strategies
 for Success
As with all exams, there are certain strategies that savvystudentscan employ to maximize their chances for success. Differenttypesof questions demand different approaches.

Step 4: Review the Knowledge
You Need to Score High
With over 300 flashcards, this step provides a thorough reviewofthe major periods and significant milestones that have shapedWorldHistory. With no stone left unturned, your knowledge willbechallenged and broadened by this dynamic tool.

Step 5: Build Your Test-taking Confidence
Once you have completed Steps 1 through 4, you are ready totestyour knowledge. Step five provides a full-length practicetestwhich can be timed just as the official AP exam.

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The content for this resource was created by Peggy Martin, authorofMcGraw-Hill's 5 Steps to a 5: AP World History. Ms. Martin isaSpanish and world history teacher at New Berlin High SchoolinIllinois. She is the author of Kaplan SAT II World History.

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