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This study guide covers pre-Columbian America before 1492, focusing on the diversity and complexity of Native American societies. It explores major geographical areas and tribes, highlighting their adaptations to various environments (Southwest, Northwest Coast, Great Plains, etc.). Key concepts include maize cultivation's impact, regional differences, and nomadic vs. settled lifestyles. The guide also provides memory aids, exam tips, common question types, and practice questions for the AP US History exam.
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The year 1491 is significant in AP US History because it marks: 🕰️
The beginning of European colonization in North America
The end of Native American societal development
A snapshot of thriving and diverse Native American societies before European contact
The peak of the transatlantic slave trade