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🎛️ ?J MASHUP 🎛️

Beyoncé featuring Doechii x Baby-D

Vocals 01: “America Has a Problem”
Vocals 02: “America Has a Problem Freestyle”
Music: “Let Me Be Your Fantasy”

📅 Made in 2025

▶️ Listen to the full mashup

rediscovered this gem that I was madly obsessed with in September of 24’🎧

🎛️ ?J MASHUP 🎛️

Beyoncé x Baby D

Vocals: “America Has a Problem”
Music: “Let Me Be Your Fantasy”

📅 Made in 2023

▶️ Listen to the full mashup

Cardiff, Wales ‘23

America Has a Problem

I love the new sound she added to the end

JohannV – STRENGH MODE__Deadlift / 3RM – 170kg_______LISEZ LE DESCRIPTIF SVP & ABONNEZ-VOUS ;)

Deadlift Exercice réalisé après: 5 rounds de 5 rep à 92-112-122-132-140kg Puis 1 round de 3rep à 150 + 1 round de 3rep à 160kg.

STRENGTH

Bench press, 1 rep AHAP

WOD

AMRAP 15
10 hand-release push-ups
12 pull-ups
30 double-unders

If I get anything less than a 5, I’ll be REALLY upset.

I will be on Skype this afternoon, after 4:30EST. If you need to study, I have more Townson tips, my entire encyclopedia of APUSH lecture notes, APUSH in a box cards, over 15 sets of multiple choice questions, an AMSCO APUSH book (with multiple choice questions after every chapter), and the Crash Course book.
Add me on Skype, meredith.boyce
When you add me, please tell me that you’re one of the APUSH/Comparative people so I don’t get confused.

Mr. Townson, the wonderful APUSH god who has a history of 100% pass rates, has given the gospel of APUSH to his people. Here are Townson’s top 30 things that will certainly be on the test (some of these are more than one thing, but they’re related topics), followed by his top picks for what the essays will be.

1. Spanish, French, English Exploration and Settlement
2. Bacon’s Rebellion
3. Half-Way Covenant & First Great Awakening
4. Proclamation of 1763
5. Articles of Confederation & Shay’s Rebellion
6. Compromises in the Constitution
7. Washington’s Farewell Address
8. Alexander Hamilton’s Financial Plan
9. Marbury vs. Madison
10. Missouri Compromise
11. Nullification Crisis
12. William Lloyd Garrison
13. Manifest Destiny
14. Compromise of 1850
15. Kansas-Nebraska Act
16. Radical Reconstruction
17. The Gilded Age
18. Populism
19. Imperialism
20. Progressivism
21. The Lost Generation
22. The New Deal & Court Packing
23. The Cold War
24. McCarthyism
25. Conformity in the 1950s and Levittown, NJ
26. Civil Rights Leaders
27. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
28. Nixon Doctrine/Vietnamization
29. Camp David Accords
30. Reganomics

Townson’s Top Essay Picks

• Early America (pre-American Revolution)
• Progressivism
• Imperialism
• Jacksonian Democracy
• Reconstruction

Exam tip: every year there is a question about African Americans or women.

There is 1 DBQ. Everyone does the same one of that. 

There are 4 choices for the FRQs. You write 2. You must write an essay from the first category, which is pre-1900, and you must write an essay from the second category, which will be from the 1900s or later.

It is YOUR job to research and know these topics, their related facts, and their implications. I’m not going to do that for you. It won’t help you in the long run. Study well, study strong. I’m probably going to keep posting a bunch of review questions on here. Look them over, but in general, STAY OFF OF TUMBLR! You should be studying.

Remember that these terms are often used interchangeably. “Republican” in the late 18th/early 19th century does NOT refer to the modern Republican Party, which formed around 1854 as a result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act.

http://www.historyteacher.net/AHAP/FinalReview-SPojer-2.pdf

Major themes with important terms to know (but they’re not defined)

only til 1960!

http://www.historyteacher.net/AHAP/Readings/THEGIANTAHAPREVIEW.doc

Beware this is 76 pages with a lot of paragraph-style text and only covers through the Cold War

(still better than reading 1000 pages of textbook)

Northland boys and their toys

For all you unfortunate people taking the APUSH exam this week, i made an incomplete list of resources, some that our class has used and some that I found.

feel free to add any but please don’t take any away 

remember it will all be over in 2 and a half days

let the cram study sessions begin

and then it’s all movies and fieldtrips to people’s graves from here on out

**share this with your non-tumblr apush friends…remember, we’re all in this together

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So, does anyone else think that the time period cut off for FRQ  question 3 was really really weird? Ten years later and I would have had so much more information to use…

“Theodore Roosevelt was like the Kanye West to Bob Lafolette’s Taylor Swift when he showed up at the convention and grabbed the Progressive nomination from him.”

My teacher says thinking in metaphors helps, but honestly I’m not too convinced. 

Also the most important thing I think I’ve learned all year is that William Jennings Bryant must have been the most disappointed person ever. You’d think after you ran for president like four times eventually they’d just elect you out of pity, but I guess not.