How is art used to record history?

This AP German study guide covers the intersection of art, history, and culture, focusing on the Berlin Wall as a central case study. It explores art's role as communication, social commentary, and a reflection of societal values, contrasting artistic expression in East and West Germany. Key vocabulary, photography's role, and the East Side Gallery's significance are also examined. The guide includes practice questions and exam tips covering multiple-choice, short answer, and free-response formats.