<p>You know how hard it is to fail APUSH?</p>
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<p>That is exactly what my (not so great) teacher told us to do. “Tell 'em what you’re gonna tell 'em, tell 'em, and tell 'em what you told 'em.” I somewhat followed this approach, except I got new ideas for development as I wrote so my conclusion always ends up being much stronger than my intro.</p>
<p>The kid next to me didn’t even do his essays. He was asleep the whole time.</p>
<p>My teacher told us conclusions weren’t necessary, and that they weren’t factored into the grading process. I hope he was right. :/</p>
<p>^ Your teacher’s definitely wrong. The AP World teacher at my school grades AP exam essays for collegeboard and he said that the conclusion is actually one of the most important components because a lot of graders skim your essay and the conclusion provides the last impression and it summarizes what you were trying to say.</p>
<p>My conclusions were hit/miss. We’ll see how that goes.</p>
<p>I usually use my conclusion to do significance or legacy. Why is this still important today</p>
<p>DDDAAAMMMNNITTTT</p>
<p>At least my DBQ had a conclusion, since I had a little time at the end to write one. </p>
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<p>That sinking feeling you get when you have to make up two weeks of work by Friday.</p>
<p>Conclusion isn’t needed. The good thing about conclusion is that you can modify and restate your thesis so if your thesis was terrible in the intro but was great in the conclusion you can still get marked to have a effective and strong thesis</p>
<p>Apush Dbq this year was kind of confusing to organize into groups compared to almost all other Dbq I took during the year though</p>
<p>I don’t know where else to put this but…HOORAY I SURVIVED. 5 AP tests are KILLER. </p>
<p>If we messed up on our labels (cuz I was so tired and messed up on the calc and physics one by resticking them), could my score be cancelled? The proctor was going really fast…</p>
<p>Yeah I dunno, I hope they’re not too strict about that stuff. When I took the AP Calc exam and you have to take the seals off I struggled with it for like 90 seconds before just saying screw it and ripping the paper that they were on almost completely off. Ended up ripping the page like all over. It’s readable but holy cow it was a mess lol.</p>
<p>“You know how hard it is to fail APUSH?”</p>
<p>You underestimate me.</p>
<p>You underestimate yourself.</p>
<p>Someone give me some inspiration for an idea for an APUSH project. It can be about anything US history related. Literally. Right now I’m thinking Manhattan Project, but I’m open to any other good ideas.</p>
<p>I’d probably do something with Transcendentalism or one of the Great Awakenings because I like philosophy/religious stuff.</p>
<p>I did Soviet-Afghan war.</p>
<p>Transcendentalism never did much for me. Neither did the Great Awakenings. I guess I fit the male stereotype of being more interested in times when things go boom. </p>
<p>Soviet Afghan war… well I could incorporate Rambo, which is definitely a plus.</p>
<p>APUSH was a mistake.
If I hadn’t taken APUSH, I swear I would have had so much more time for my other classes…</p>
<p>Oh yeee a thread for our graduating year!</p>
<p>And what’s so bad about APUSH? I’m planning on taking it next year</p>