I think complex analysis should be the first thing you learn after algebra 1
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Thursday, May 16, 2019
good history > all
history of mathematics > all
God forbid, you have to take more bullshit American History courses
I think everyone should be required to take ap japanese
Who are you that does not know your history
it's one of the least used ap tests
high schools don't teach it
some do
my aunts did
very few do
Gent, explain briefly how the New Deal should be viewed as the gold standard for legislation in America
and how democratic policies are always the superior solution to problems
modern US history always turns into polysci-lite
Compare the new deal to the great society
and contrast
and explain why they're different
argue the benefits vs issues of making America British again
Explain how women got more power after the revolutionary war
Explain the difference between oversimplification and generalization
and then explain why all republican actions are bad
What I've said were actually questions
my second one sort of was
analyze why the electoral college is racist and transphobic
explain why the Constitution should be viewed as a living document
Every single day of poly-sci, the hook-nosed professor would talk about how terrible trump/the GOP are
Oh wait aren't ap tests released like three days after they happen
oh my history one should be out
Colleges are modern-day cult conditioning
unless you study STEM at a decent school
Where you get indoctrinated on how the republicans are destroying the environment and we need migrants to help fight global warming
only Environmental Engineers should get that kind of indoctrination, but thats what you deserve for choosing environmental engineering
IB doesn't have the ones from last week
but this is the last history one they did, back in the Fall
So, the way this 3rd test works is region based
this is the one everyone in North/South America get
I'd say Malcom X considering BLM and Antifa
My weakest history areas are womens rights and black rights
It's a 2:30 test, and you answer any 3 questions
Clinton's domestic policies led to mass Black incarceration--a substantial social change
I would say Jim Jones
Clinton also something something gays
And here are the answers
who is the most influential American ever
Also mention that over half his speeches were written by kikes and his real motive was to steal from whitey
the question writer has no idea why people would dislike clinton
is it bad to say Washington is overrated
It depends how highly he's being praised
it's easy to go too far in the other direction, and start saying he was worthless
Most influential/greatest American, he's always up there with Lincoln
Let's not forget Lincoln freed the slaves as a war strategy
and originally didn't care if they were freef
And he wanted to deport them afterwards
*some slaves
the southern slaves
essentially
James Monroe is the most influential US President https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monroe_Doctrine
Currently, the most influential US president is Trump
the most influential sitting president is indeed Trump
*Israeli President
They really did his name up fancy
thats proper diacritics
This test was fun
because you have only an hour to do it
those are super easy
and it's supposedly timed to take 90 minutes
no, the whole test Leg
I know
and remember, this is for highschoolers
still super easy questions
spooky you're talking to the biggest intellectual here
they have the same answer
I don't see Bio anywhere
his intellect cannot be measured silly spooky