AP United States History

ADVANCED PLACEMENT
AMERICAN HISTORY

2008-09

01/03/2009 16:00

"By the rude bridge that crossed the flood,
Their flags to April's breeze unfurled . . ."

Are you ready to "cross the river" into the American past?

CLASS ORGANIZATION
Welcome to the BRFHS AP Community!	Review Quizzes!!! Featured Site!
Reflective Engagement: Our Goal	Rykken's Exam Review Site
Syllabus and Assignment Calendar 08-09	Order an Exam Prep Book (Mark Epstein)
Rykken's Survival Guide	The End of Lecture As We Know It
Kennedy, Cohen, and Bailey (Our Text)	Be a Better History Student?
TEACHING METHODS	SAPARE AUDE!
Significance Outlines	Current News Links
Research Links by Unit	What is history?
The APPARTS Method	ESSAY WRITING!
America's Top 40!	ON-LINE LECTURES FOR REVIEW

WELCOME TO THE NEW AP US HISTORY STUDENTS FOR 2008-09. I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR CLASS!

LINKS FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH

Library of Congress American Memory	A discussion of Plagiarism	Document Source	Teaching American History (Documents)	APA Style Guide
The National Archives	History Timelines	Digital History: A Major Collection	Exploring Themes in American Art	Extensive Site/ American Presidents
History Matters Document Collection	Cycles of American History	The National Film Registry	APUSH: The College Board Site	Rykken's Summer Study Experiences
Images of American Political History	Famous Speeches (American Rhetoric)	The "History Now" Journal From G-L	Avalon Document Collection	NPR's Top 100 Songs of the 20th Century
The Changing Value of Money	People's History of the United States (Zinn)

Reminders of my formative years . . .

MEET OUR GUIDE

Running from 1959 to 1974, Rocky and Bullwinkle reflected a satirical view of the Cold War. They introduced me to a whole bunch of history in some weird sort of way. To those of us born in the 1950s, who can forget Mr. Peabody and the "Way-Back" Time Machine? Maybe some of your parents would remember that, or maybe I'm getting older than I realize!

Explore A Cold War Icon

We shall not cease from exploration
And the end of all our exploring
Will be to arrive where we started
And to know the place for the first time.

--T.S. Eliot, Little Gidding V (1943)

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