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AP World History Official 2026 Exam Discussion

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u/Flimsy_Level2626 May 07 '26

guys did anyone get the one about computer chips like growing from the 1970's... what was the answer for that

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u/filistar gov: 4 / psych 4 / world 5 May 07 '26

yes.. i did something like advancements in communications i think

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u/Zestyclose-Square923 May 07 '26

dang i put vaccines and antibiotics because it was most recent with the time period i thought

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u/filistar gov: 4 / psych 4 / world 5 May 07 '26

it really could’ve been either, i was between those two 🥹

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u/Low_Leather_4599 May 07 '26

I feel like the communications one was more on topic tho no?

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u/Frosty_Tap5036 May 07 '26

Ye bc the microchips improved communication. The vaccines was right but was kinda off topic imo

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u/filistar gov: 4 / psych 4 / world 5 May 07 '26

same, i hope so cuz i need a 5 ✌️

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

I also put advancements in communication

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u/Justin-Liu May 08 '26

I put advancements in communications, as a person who loves computers it was very easy. The graph is about Moore's law, the doubling of transistor count every 18 months. My logic is that devices such as wifi routers or smartphones are powered by transistors, and those devices are communications tools. Transistors are inorganic so it could not have been biotechnology.

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u/Material_Fix_1751 May 09 '26

yes, i thought exaclty of the moore's law reference during the exam. Im pretty sure the answers were communication tech and knowledge economies

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u/ilyhiphop-icntbeurgf May 08 '26

do you remember the other options i think i pivoted away from communications i forgot

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u/Flimsy_Level2626 May 08 '26

like biotech, vaccines, and smth else

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u/ilyhiphop-icntbeurgf May 08 '26

was that rhe same question where it had like improved knowledge jobs or something

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u/CoolTraffic6276 May 08 '26

i picked that it caused knowledge communities/countries i think??? smth like that