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Watch Monuments Men. It helps us realize what art is really all about. It might of helped on the Euro test.

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== == == == =__//**Fall of soviet union-**//__ http://www.history.com/topics/cold-war/fall-of-soviet-union=

If you want to study for the AP exam using your stearns book that you no longer have just put "smarturl.it/apwh" in your browser. (you'll need Microsoft Word or Google Docs) -23rashad Are YOU taking an AP exam next week? Are YOU crying yourself to sleep nightly because you have NO FRIENDS to study with? Are YOU a self-proclaimed PROCRASTINATOR with way too little time on your hands to study at all? Thanks to technology and a little bit of scavenging, I have found some extremely helpful reviews/tips for the European AND World Exams! Essay Tips and Cram Reviews for WORLD HISTORY by time period can be found **HERE ** Similarly, Essay Tips and Cram Reviews for EUROPEAN HISTORY can be found **HERE** And finally, NOTES ranging from region to topics like gender and religion can be found **[|HERE]**
 * Well I have just the NEWS for YOU!! **

You're welcome, and good luck! -M

Since I couldn't read the other timeline, http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/be/39/42/be3942b4442183cff4a4fa571871432b.jpg

-(suggestion: save and open in another place because theres a lot on here) - politics Here's the powerpoint I made, Mr Wooley:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PpMXbEZiBk9zvpdDt1L0cdddIrzqR_x9jWLwFqbArBA/edit#slide=id.g12e3bfd68_023 -Jennifer Yakubek :)

__** Hey guys I found a recording of Otto von Bismarck's voice, it's pretty neat: **__ this is funny so read all of it
 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1889_recording_by_Otto_von_Bismarck.ogg **

oh my word yes http://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/embed/68696/2739532478/#vars!date=0989-03-14_17:47:53! timeline, 1560s-1700

^ITS FROM DOCTOR WHO YOU IDGIT^

I thought this might be helpul. -Katie May or may not be helpful:

This webpage has a timeline at the top, and when you mouse over the words it will show a brief description of the event or person, if you scrolll down it has those same things in chronological order. It isn't all inclusive but I thought it was interesting. [|This one]is a page with a bunch of links to articles and Primary source documents. You can click on whatever time period you need to know about, and it comes up with a lot of different links in alphabetical order. It is also supposed to have multiple choice quizzes if you scroll down to the bottom, but I haven't looked at them yet becasuse the school website blocks them. -Katie





I found this for those who are confused about the whole UK/ Great Britain /England thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu8XDBSn10&list=TLwllalmDpUj9BtmDKFFD8nk9pupIBnLVy -Jeanette

= = = = = = = Here's a page on wikipedia that might help with the homework (I don't know why I'm making your lives easier, but maybe I'm just in a good mood haha) = http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_house = -Jennifer Y =

[] There Mr. Wooley, the usage of nous over time... I still don't know why you wanted it though... -Gisela Ponce = =

=Welcome to AP European History!!=

seriously guys