<p>What is APUSH?</p>
<p>ap us history</p>
<p>ap united states history</p>
<p>Ah, no wonder we don’t have that up here in Canada.</p>
<p>Hahahahahaha</p>
<p>Haha, never thought of that!!</p>
<p>i never thought of that either! lol</p>
<p>haha…I was gonna say…Oh Lawd, he doesn’t know APUSH. But the international thing makes it all make sense. I wonder if they have APCanH up there??</p>
<p>We don’t really have any AP courses up here. Basically, if you want to get advanced, then skip a grade for the class; such as take grade 12 physics during your grade 11 year.</p>
<p>i was wondering, do you guys say it - a push? or ap us history? Becasue i read it as ‘a push’. (im intel also)</p>
<p>I think that depends on the person, most people just say “APUSH”, if they want to say AP US History, they usually spell it out.</p>
<p>Yeah my apush teacher teaches 2 different classes–Regular US History and AP US History.
And she says APUSH is the class where you need “a push” to finish.
And “RUSH” is the class where you have to “rush” to finish because they take it easy the whole year.</p>
<p>Online I just say APUSH, but people would look at me like I was crazy if I said APUSH at school. We just call it ap us here.</p>
<p>LOL sarorah</p>
<p>Whoever said they don’t have AP classes in Canada is mistaken. I know several people from Canada who took AP courses.</p>
<p>how ironic… apush in canada… it should be apcanadian history</p>
<p>No one at my school calls it APUSH for some reason; everyone knows it by “USHAP.”</p>
<p>People in my school just called it “AP US History” or “AP US”.</p>
<p>dreaded apush…ah the highschool days</p>
<p>yeah we call it a push w/ the accented word being “a”
the honors us history we call “hush”</p>