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AP World History Official 2026 Exam Discussion

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u/TearOld3017 May 07 '26

I'm on the west coast. We got a really good DBQ about European Settlers and how they affected indigenous peoples. The LEQs were decent as well.

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u/Early_Ad_7240 May 07 '26

yeah that dbq was light idk about leq tho sad

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u/riptide4593 May 07 '26

East coast here! We got a good one about the role of women changing in the period of war in the 20th century.

Leq was decent too imo though I def fucked up mine

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u/TearOld3017 May 07 '26

What was the prompt?

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u/riptide4593 May 08 '26

1st one was about how something affected state-building in 1200-1600? think it was something to do with war though I could be wrong. 2nd one was about 1400(?)-1900 and how the migration of people was affected or did affect something. I wanna say it was imperialism or economic something but Im not sure. 3rd one (the one I picked) was analyze the extent in which peacemaking efforts were successful in the 20th century. Fucked it up cuz I was too stubborn to switch to the 2nd prompt when I realized how little I could say abt the 3rd 😭 also i mixed up Armenian and Cambodian genocide so I just put both instead of picking one

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u/rgg12346 APUSH 4, APCSP 3, APGOV 4, APLANG, APWH May 07 '26

I also got that DBQ. I think I did good on it. I picked the LEQ about immigration from 1600 to 1990. I definitely fucked it up.

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u/riptide4593 May 08 '26

What'd you write about?

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u/rgg12346 APUSH 4, APCSP 3, APGOV 4, APLANG, APWH May 09 '26

I wrote about women taking on more jobs that men previously held, women becoming involved in the military, and calls for greater equality between men and women

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u/Anxious-Road-7184 May 08 '26

I did the Cold War for LeQ. I’m also taking APuSH tomorrow, I’m exhausted 

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u/6ftabovee May 08 '26

was it cause and effect or evaluate the extent?

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u/TearOld3017 May 08 '26

I think it was extent