APUSH Pocket Dictionary: A Concise Reference for the AP U.S. History Exam

SMALL BUT MIGHTY! The APUSH Pocket Dictionary by Stampede Learning Systems is a concise reference of key historical figures, places, and events students need to know for the AP U.S. History exam. This APUSH Pocket Dictionary is a perfect refresher to reinforce the material covered in class or in Stampede Learning System's comprehensive AP U.S. History Exam Prep Guide and Course Reader, just in time for the APUSH exam.

FOR STUDENTS: The APUSH Pocket Dictionary by Stampede Learning Systems is a perfect companion to an APUSH textbook and can be used as a study guide as students prepare for tests in class and for the big APUSH exam in May. This book includes hundreds of entries on the content most relevant to the Advanced Placement exam. Each entry is distilled into a concise yet comprehensive paragraph geared toward the facts you need for the APUSH exam.

FOR TEACHERS: The APUSH Pocket Dictionary is an excellent resource for students to use at home and in class. Students who use the APUSH Pocket Dictionary as a reference gain autonomy and confidence as they become more familiar with the material. When students can help themselves by checking the basic definitions quickly, it allows you to spend more time working with students on more complicated concepts and writing skills. Stampede Learning Systems is here to help students master the material they need, in a hurry!

ABOUT STAMPEDE LEARNING SYSTEMS: We are an alliance of experienced writing professionals and AP instructors who have a solid track record of student achievement on AP Exams. Our instructors and authors hold Master's degrees, giving them deep knowledge in their respective subject areas.The primary author of our AP U.S. History books has been teaching APUSH for more than 10 years; his students' exam scores consistently outpace the national average (85% of his students pass each year vs. 50% nationwide). We keep our materials current to reflect the most recently published official AP Exam questions and AP course outlines published by the College Board.