Website from the former text. Good interactive maps!

Use this for accurate background information on major developments in United States history. Provided by the U.S. Department of State

DBQ's and FRQ's from 1999-2013. You should be able to access these without creating an account or logging into the collegeboard site.

Excellent site includes tons of primary source materials, including music from various historical periods.

Fantastic source of online articles from the largest publisher of history magazines in the world. Use the search box in the top right corner to find articles on almost any topic in American History.

Many resources, including lots of multiple choice questions, arranged by topics. Lists of websites for each period of American history provide a wealth of information. The appendix at the bottom of this page could be useful.

This is the official site of Advanced Placement classes. Look at multiple choice questions, FRQ's, and DBQ's from previously released tests. Essay questions also have scoring guidelines.

Student-generated quizzes from all periods of American History. Check out the links for DBQ's and review notes too.

Excellent interactive timeline for world history (includes U.S. History). See what's happening where and when. Unbelievable amounts of information here.

Use this site to find films about different periods in American History.

From UC Berkeley's MRC, this list includes films from each decade. Make sure the one you pick is about American History.

Find out what happened today in history, whose birthday you share and links to yearly timelines here.

Excellent maps from American and world history.

Comprehensive site devoted to promoting a better understanding of American History. Find summaries of important people, places, and events,a wealth of primary source documents, and much more.

Good tips here from UCLA on how to include insightful analysis.

Straight from the folks at AP Central

From the Indiana University Writing Tutorial Services, this site will explain how to use evidence to support your thesis.

Comprehensive look at our nation's charter straight from our National Archives.

Use this wonderful site to write all of your legal briefs.

Link to database of videos about important events in American History. Fun and informative!

Primary source documents from US History and why they are important. Use this site as a guide for analyzing and interpreting visual documents.

Free and easy to use. Custom feature allows you to determine your final code's size at 400 px

Broken down by era, this site is easy to navigate and understand. Good source for reviewing prior to the AP test on May 6th.

Awesome info on all US Presidents from the Miller Center at The University of Virginia.

Simple and easy to understand, these will help you get all 7 points on your DBQ.