{"id":10782,"date":"2017-11-16t10:00:36","date_gmt":"2017-11-16t18:00:36","guid":{"rendered":"\/\/www.catharsisit.com\/hs\/?p=10782"},"modified":"2017-11-14t20:37:59","modified_gmt":"2017-11-15t04:37:59","slug":"apush-dbq-example","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"\/\/www.catharsisit.com\/hs\/ap\/apush-dbq-example\/","title":{"rendered":"6 apush dbq examples to review"},"content":{"rendered":"
every subject is easier to study using concrete examples; apush essays are no exception. the data-based question, or dbq, differs from typical essays in only one way – the inclusion of five to seven historical documents. your goal is to read through each historical document, then write an essay that clearly answers the given prompt while demonstrating your overall understanding of apush content. the following sources for apush dbq examples are helpful to review before beginning your own writing<\/a>.<\/p>\n in each sample, study how each author:<\/p>\n college board is always the best source for up-to-date information and resources. this apush dbq sample is from 2016<\/a>, but provides three different variations of student responses. you can see how<\/em> and why<\/em> which writing sample scored best, as well as determine how to incorporate those elements into your own writing. (examples from 2015<\/a> are also available.)<\/p>\n although this site doesn\u2019t explain why each sample is successful, it does offer a large selection of examples<\/a> to choose from. you can get a good sense of what type of writing goes into a high-quality essay. read through both the dbq and long essay examples. <\/p>\n kaplan only provides one apush dbq sample<\/a>, but does go through the essay point by point, explaining how the author develops a well-supported argument. another good view into the inner workings of a quality writing example.<\/p>\n if you haven\u2019t already, visit khan academy. khan\u2019s historian\u2019s toolkit<\/a> is a four-part video series that not only explains how to approach the dbq, but also deconstructs the thinking behind a question example. definitely worth a look.<\/p>\nwhat should i look in each apush dbq sample?<\/h2>\n
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apush dbq example #1: ap college board<\/h2>\n
apush dbq example #2: ap us history notes<\/h2>\n
apush dbq example #3: kaplan test prep<\/h2>\n
apush dbq example #4: khan academy<\/h2>\n
apush dbq example #5: apprend<\/h2>\n