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1 Historical Thinking Skills (HTS)
Macdonald AP World History

2 MCQ - HTS / Theme Question HTS Theme

3 MCQ - HTS / Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence
Question HTS Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence Interaction w/ Environment / Political

4 MCQ - HTS / Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence
Question HTS Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence Interaction w/ Environment / Political 2 Culture

5 MCQ - HTS / Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence
Question HTS Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence Interaction w/ Environment / Political 2 Culture 3 6 – Argumentation Political

6 MCQ - HTS / Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence
Question HTS Theme 1 7 – Historical Evidence Interaction w/ Environment / Political 2 Culture 3 6 – Argumentation Political 4 3 - Change and Continuity over Time

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