#document based question

[mhs-memes]

It’s ap season my dudes (btw I made this, it wasn’t stolen I promise!!)

[anxious-and-asexual]

Y’all I took my APUSH test today and I wrote a 1051 word response to the Document Based Question in the 45 minutes we were given (also fuck you college board for only giving us 45 minutes).

And like how’d I do that? I have no clue what I fucking wrote. I think I must have blacked out, like that’s the only thing that could have happened, right?

And like what do I do with myself now?

[canadas-not-real]

i didnt finish my essay for ap world history and i have an 82 in that class and its 3 minutes until i have to go turn it in i fucked up,, anyway thanks for listening

[mhs-memes]

I didn’t make the template (shoutout to @meme-templates ) but the meme is all mine baby. My teacher told us we’d learn DBQs after “this whole thing is over” but I ain’t going back to school this semester so how do you write a dbq? No, seriously, please help me learn

[randomfandomteacher]

Hi, I saw you were offering some advice on apush reading/note taking. I also have a problem of the apush variety. We've started to write some practice DBQs and I can never get mine done within the allotted time. I always find myself scrambling to finish the last paragraph, I usually don't finish. Any advice? Thanks! :)

With rigorous practice and organization you can get better. Practice with as many DBQ prompts as you can. 

Here's one really good guide

There really is no secret to make you get faster, you just need to get really good at your method. More you practice the faster you will become at analyzing and picking out information you need to make your point. 

You can find a few sample practice DBQs here.

[wxldwxst]

drinking and writing a paper

[crybabymthrfckr]

DBQ WHAT

[mark-the-map-pack-a-couple-bags]

Must.finish.DBQ.before.DesperateHousewives!

1 hour 20 minutes and counting.