What's on the AP European History Exam?+
The AP European History Exam is 3h 15m long: Section I, Part A: Multiple choice (55 questions, 55 minutes, 40% of the score), Section I, Part B: Short answer (3 questions, 40 minutes, 20% of the score), Section II: Document-based question (DBQ) (1 question, 60 minutes, 25% of the score) and Section II: Long essay question (LEQ) (1 question, 40 minutes, 15% of the score). These figures come from College Board's AP European History exam page.
Are these AP European History notes free?+
Unit 1 is free to read in full, and every other unit shows its first topic free. A free 7-day trial opens all 9 units and the full-length practice tests.
How many units are in AP European History?+
AP European History has 9 units: Unit 1, Renaissance and Exploration (10–15% of the exam); Unit 2, Age of Reformation (10–15% of the exam); Unit 3, Absolutism and Constitutionalism (10–15% of the exam); Unit 4, Scientific, Philosophical, and Political Developments (10–15% of the exam); Unit 5, Conflict, Crisis, and Reaction in the Late 18th Century (10–15% of the exam); Unit 6, Industrialization and Its Effects (10–15% of the exam); Unit 7, 19th-Century Perspectives and Political Developments (10–15% of the exam); Unit 8, 20th-Century Global Conflicts (10–15% of the exam); Unit 9, Cold War and Contemporary Europe (10–15% of the exam).
When is the AP European History Exam?+
AP Exams are held over two weeks every May. College Board publishes the schedule for each year; the AP exam calendar lists the dates once they are announced.
How is the AP European History Exam scored?+
AP Exams are scored from 1 to 5. The AP European History score calculator estimates your score from your results on each section.