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AP® EUROPEAN HISTORY Christopher Freiler ACHIEVER Exam Prep Guide for NEW Updated for the new redesign! Chris Freiler’s vast experience with the changes to the new AP European History course and exam informed this revision of his best-selling Achiever Exam Prep Guide for AP European History. Filled with up-to-date content, new AP-style test practice questions, and available paired with Connect® for an all-digital experience, the Achiever Exam Prep Guide is still the best resource for AP students using any AP European History textbook. Outstanding features include: • Detailed overview of the new course and exam • Up-to-date strategies for success on the AP European History Exam • Focused content review chapters with additional AP-style practice questions for each time period in Connect® with diagnostic reporting • Two NEW complete practice exams available in print and online with detailed scoring rubrics and answer feedback AP ® European History Achiever Exam Prep Guide for AP European History 2nd Edition, ©2017 Christopher Freiler AP TEST PREP AP-style practice test questions and complete exams with Connect® diagnostic reporting connected to the detailed metadata of each question. SOURCE ANALYSIS TOOL Assignment type in Connect® that helps students analyze and interpret primary and secondary sources. Power of Process Online Tests with Diagnostic Reports AP COURSE SUPPORT A robust, web-based assignment and assessment platform complete with an adaptive study tool and an adaptive eBook. mheonline.com/advancedplacement AP®, Advanced Placement®, and Advanced Placement Program® are trademarks registered by the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, these products. 6 PERIOD 2 Practice MC Questions Questions 1–3 are based on the map below. ATLANTIC OCEAN NORTH AMERICA SOUTH AMERICA CENTRAL AMERICA AFRICA EUROPE ASIA ENGLAND BRAZIL G UIAN A S BRITISHCOLONIES ARAB BERBER ARAB ARAB TEKE NSUNDI MBUNDU W E S T INDIES MADAGASCAR KONGO DAHOMEY ASHANTE BENIN OYO KANEM- BORNU SEGU HAUSA ANGOLA SAHARA DESERT Spanish13% 62% 3% 2% 36% 4% Dutch7% Portuguese32% British24% French17% The MiddlePassage M O Z A M BIQUE SWAHILI CITY-STATES KAARTA Main slave sources 1450 to 1760 Ethnic groups SUSU 1. All of the following resulted from the trends depicted on the map above during the 17thand 18thcenturies EXCEPT: A. European states pursued mercantilist economic policies to exploit colonial resources. B. European consumers gained wider access to new goods and venues for purchasing them. C. Russia rose as a major power in eastern Europe, gaining territory at the expense of its neighbors. D. Colonial rivalries increased among Britain, France, the Netherlands, and Spain. 2. The map above could be used most effectively to support which of the following conclusions? A. “European colonial powers employed slave labor to enhance their military and naval power.” B. “European powers effectively controlled the interior of Africa in a race for resources and territory.” C. “Revolutionary movements in the Americas arose to combat slavery and oppose colonialism.” D. “European global economic power rested upon a system of transatlantic trade, including slavery.” 140 Section II ♦ Content Review
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Christopher Freiler
ACHIEVER Exam Prep Guide for
NEW
Updated for the new redesign! Chris Freiler’s vast experience with the changes to the new AP European History course and exam informed this revision of his best-selling Achiever Exam Prep Guide for AP European History. Filled with up-to-date content, new AP-style test practice questions, and available paired with Connect® for an all-digital experience, the Achiever Exam Prep Guide is still the best resource for AP students using any AP European History textbook.
Outstanding features include:
• Detailed overview of the new course and exam
• Up-to-date strategies for success on the AP European History Exam
• Focused content review chapters with additional AP-style practice questions for each time period in Connect® with diagnostic reporting
• Two NEW complete practice exams available in print and online with detailed scoring rubrics and answer feedback
AP® European History
Achiever Exam Prep Guide for AP European History2nd Edition, ©2017
Christopher Freiler
AP TEST PREPAP-style practice test questions and complete exams with Connect® diagnostic reporting connected to the detailed metadata of each question.
SOURCE ANALYSIS TOOLAssignment type in Connect® that helps students analyze and interpret primary and secondary sources.
Power of ProcessOnline Tests with Diagnostic Reports
AP COURSE SUPPORTA robust, web-based assignment and assessment platform complete with an adaptive study tool and an adaptive eBook.
mheonline.com/advancedplacement
AP®, Advanced Placement®, and Advanced Placement Program® are trademarks registered by the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, these products.
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1. All of the following resulted from the trends depicted onthe map above during the 17th and 18th centuries EXCEPT:
A. European states pursued mercantilist economicpolicies to exploit colonial resources.
B. European consumers gained wider access to newgoods and venues for purchasing them.
C. Russia rose as a major power in eastern Europe,gaining territory at the expense of its neighbors.
D. Colonial rivalries increased among Britain, France,the Netherlands, and Spain.
2. The map above could be used most effectively to supportwhich of the following conclusions?
A. “European colonial powers employed slave labor toenhance their military and naval power.”
B. “European powers effectively controlled the interiorof Africa in a race for resources and territory.”
C. “Revolutionary movements in the Americas arose tocombat slavery and oppose colonialism.”
D. “European global economic power rested upon asystem of transatlantic trade, including slavery.”
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 Studying for the Exam
CHAPTER 1 The Structure of the AP Exam
CHAPTER 2 Strategies for Success
CHAPTER 3 The Rise of Europe
SECTION 2 Content Review
CHAPTER 4 The Renaissance and Reformation
CHAPTER 5 Economic Expansion, Social Change, and Religious Wars, 1550-1650
CHAPTER 6 The Scientific View of the World
CHAPTER 7 Absolutism and the Balance of Power in West and East, 1640-1740
CHAPTER 8 The Struggle for Wealth and Empire
CHAPTER 9 The Enlightenment and Dynamic Eighteenth-Century
CHAPTER 10 The French Revolution and Napoleonic Era, 1789-1815
CHAPTER 11 Industrial Society and the Struggle for Reform, 1815-1850
CHAPTER 12 Realism, Nationalism, and Imperialism, 1850-1914
CHAPTER 13 The Challenge of Modern Europe, 1850-1914
CHAPTER 14 The First World War and Russian Revolution
CHAPTER 15 Democracy, Totalitarianism, and the Second World War, 1919-1945
CHAPTER 16 The Cold War and European Recovery
CHAPTER 17 Contemporary European Society and Culture
CHAPTER 18 Practice Question Answers and Explanations
SECTION 3 Practice Exams Practice Exam 1 Practice Exam 2
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