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APUSH Review Period 7

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Tune into this episode where important concepts about the Boom to Bust, Progressive Era, Stock Market Crash, and Great Depression are explored. We are going to discuss causes leading up to these events and how they build off of each other. We hope you are continuing this series as review for your exams in May.

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May 21, 2021

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Written by teens who have taken the course and the AP U.S. History Exam, we break down each time period and recap over the information you need to know to be prepared for your exam in May. Use this podcast as a resource to further your review and help you get a 5!

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