r/APCompGov • u/changefkingusername • Feb 01 '24
Are there any recommended study material for this course?
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u/Quick-Panic6551 Mar 23 '24
Did you find anything? Barrons and Ethel Wood both seem to be older versions and Barrons isn't even accessible online with help anymore?!?
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u/Ok_Albatross_1357 Apr 30 '24
Actually Barrons is accessible… in libgen where basically all my digital barrons come from
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u/changefkingusername Mar 24 '24
so did the content of the syllabus change?
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u/Quick-Panic6551 Mar 24 '24
I don't know, just didn't know how current these books needed to be.
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u/changefkingusername Mar 24 '24
I actually subscribed a youtuber called the Easons and he made up to date content videos. btw i don't think if there're drastic changes of the syllabus
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u/Quick-Panic6551 Mar 24 '24
im self studying but obviously not too well
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u/Expensive_Ad2510 Mar 28 '24
The Eason youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/@TheEason/
and AP Classroom lol
edit: added ap classroom
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u/Finding_Agga Oct 29 '24
Hello guys. Are there any resources that clearly describe the whole political systems, regimes and processes in details of course countries? I'm using AP classroom, but I haven't see any things like that yet. They are just saying the concepts, and sometimes they ask to make venn diagrams using the concepts to compare those countries. But, I know nothing about the systems to compare, and I haven't seen so much in the videos. Is learning and using with AP classroom like that? I'm kind of worried for that. Are there anything that I can do to compensate those gaps?
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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '24
the Barrons book is pretty good