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Logos An appeal to logic. Basing an argument on logical facts. Ethos An appeal to ethics. Using expert testimony to develop an argument. Pathos An appeal to emotion. Using emotion to develop an argument or persuade someone as to the validity of your argument. Very proud The way that will feel about you after working hard and doing your best, no matter what your score is. Column A Column on the rubric that addresses the thesis Column B Column on the rubr...

All the words needed for AP Psychology are listed here with definitions. Also, in alphabetical order and separated by units in adherence to CollegeBoard.

This study guide covers all of the AP US History units 1-8, with units organized as collegeboard does it. It is color coded with many helpful tables, and a full list of American presidents at the end. Some of the topics included in this study guide are the American Revolution, the Civil War, World War I and II, the Cold War and many more. This study guide helped me get a 5 on the AP US History exam 2021

This study guide includes key formulas and definitions covered by the AP Statistics course exam description. This comprehensive summary lead you to pass the exam. It was completed within more than 4 months of effort, reading, and watching collegeboard videos.

This study guide includes key dates, evidence, and context covered by the AP Euro course exam description as well as the AMSCO Advanced Placement European History book. This comprehensive summary lead you to pass the exam. It was completed within more than 4 months of effort, reading, and watching collegeboard videos.

AP Microeconomics Unit 1 Progress Check MCQ (Collegeboard) questions with answers.

Detailed, colored, diagrammed notes of AP Chemistry semester 2 topics, covering about half of the CollegeBoard curriculum. Topics include thermodynamics, equilibrium, acids and bases, and applications of thermodynamics. Part two of AP Chemistry Semester 1 Notes.

Covering the third Unit of AP World with all information, and information about writing a model DBQ.

This comprehensive APUSH presentation, incorporating over 64 slides, offers a visual exploration of key historical events and geographic shifts in the United States. It delves into pivotal topics such as the Columbian Exchange, the 13 colonies, territorial expansion, and the consequences of significant compromises and wars. By utilizing maps to illustrate population dynamics, trade routes, and political boundaries, this presentation provides a valuable tool for understanding the complex interpla...