themes<\/a> and concepts that run throughout american history. look for themes as you study for apush. then, continue to look for events and documents to support those themes.<\/p>\n4. enlist help<\/h2>\n
you don\u2019t have to study alone. talk to your classmates to form study groups. i loved getting together with friends from class before an in-class test. we would meet at a local coffee shop to eat and review. we\u2019d discuss what would be tested, and quiz each other over the subject matter.<\/p>\n
study groups prevent you from getting burned out, and you can work together to make sure you don\u2019t forget to cover all the important themes and concepts, too.<\/p>\n
5. take practice tests<\/h2>\n
the best way to prepare for the exam is to take similar exams. get a feel for the timing, the format, and the information on the exam. the more practice tests you can take, the more prepared you\u2019ll be for exam day.<\/p>\n
if you\u2019re wondering about how to study for apush, think about your study habits. what works for you? what will help you remember everything you need to know to ace the test and retain the information? then, do it. don\u2019t wait until a week or month before the apush exam! start studying as soon as possible, so you feel confident that you can pass the exam with flying colors.<\/p>\n
for more inspiration, check out our video on how to study effectively:
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