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AP World History
Global developments and connections from 1200 to today.
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European politics, culture, and society since 1450.
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The people, events, and ideas that shaped the United States.
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The Constitution, institutions, and how American politics works.
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Six political systems compared, from the UK to Nigeria.
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Population, culture, cities, and how people use land.
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Ecosystems, energy resources, pollution, and sustainability.
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Behavior, cognition, development, and mental processes.
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Cells, genetics, evolution, and how living systems interact.
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Atomic structure, bonding, reactions, and equilibrium.
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Newtonian mechanics, energy, and mechanical waves.
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Fluids, thermodynamics, electricity, and optics.
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Calculus based mechanics, from kinematics to rotation.
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Calculus based electrostatics, circuits, and magnetism.
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Polynomial, exponential, trigonometric, and polar functions.
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Limits, derivatives, and integrals of single variable functions.
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Everything in AB plus series, polar, and parametric functions.
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National income, inflation, and monetary and fiscal policy.
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Supply and demand, market structures, and consumer choice.
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Collecting, displaying, and drawing inferences from data.
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How computing systems, data, and the internet work.
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Object oriented programming and algorithms in Java.
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History, culture, and movements from early Africa to today.
Coming soonAP English Language
Rhetoric, argument, and analyzing how writers make their case.
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Close reading of poetry, prose, and drama across periods.
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Interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational Spanish.
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250 works of art and the cultures that produced them.
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A cell uses which mechanism to respond to a hydrophobic signaling molecule?
Period 3: 1754 to 1800
Term
Derivative of sin(x)
Answer
cos(x)
Projected score
4
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