AP U.S. Government and Politics
AP U.S. Government and Politics asks you to explain political concepts and processes, apply Supreme Court decisions you studied to new scenarios, analyze data, and work with foundational documents. According to the College Board's AP Students exam page, it is a fully digital exam taken in the Bluebook app, about 3 hours long, split evenly between multiple choice and free response.
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Section I: Multiple choice
55 · 1 hour 20 minutes · 50% of score
Single questions and question sets, including data, foundational documents and text-based or visual sources
Section II: Free response
4 · 1 hour 40 minutes · 50% of score
Concept application, quantitative analysis, SCOTUS comparison and an argument essay
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