AP Euro

[Amberryl]

which book should i read?

1.Bismarck:the Man and the Statesman by A.J.P.Talylor
2.The Struggle for the Mastery of Europe by A.J.P Taylor
3.The First World War an Illustrated History by A.J.P.Taylor
4.Origins of the Second World War by A.J.P.Taylor
5.The First World War by John Keegan
6.Winston Churchill by John Keegan
7.The Second World War by John Keegan
8.War and our World by John Keegan
9.The Guns Of August by Barbara Tuchman
10.The Proud Tower by Barbara Tuchman

[Lifesbane]

oooo im Ammmmberrrr, im SOOOOO COOOOOL cuz i can get into AP Euro....

psh, all the REAL cool kids didnt meet the pre req for the class and had their wavers denied....well, that is to say i didnt meet the pre-req and my waver was denied

[Caohmin]

Lol, LB. Jealous much?

[Amberryl]

lol LB: thats cause you slacked off in the easiest class to get an A in.

[Lifesbane]

STFU i got a 98% on the final BISH

and you didnt even get an A

p.s. yes i did slack off

[Axecleaver]

Probably all of them, but #4 will give you the most return on your time investment. Your first year of college will be mostly catching up the people who slept through high school, and so if you take any AP courses at all you'll already have seen all the 100 level material.

[Rosslyn]

yep, I'd have to agree with that.

#7 wouldn't be too shabby either if you wanted to skip all the socio-economic BS that was floating around and just get into the "who blew up what" stuff.  What I don't see is one about the origins of WW1.  If you really want to walk away scratching your head, find one about that.  It'll probably be something like "The Catalysts of WW1" or maybe "Fsck You, Hapsburgs!!11!"