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📝 Unit Tests
AP US Government Unit Tests
Pick a unit to drill it head-on. Each unit has 4 different test variations so you can keep retaking until you master it.
15–22% of exam
Unit 1: Foundations of American Democracy
Founding ideals, Constitution, federalism, and foundational documents.
12 questions · ~18 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
Pick a variation
25–36% of exam
Unit 2: Interactions Among Branches of Government
Congress, the presidency, the judiciary, and the bureaucracy.
12 questions · ~18 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
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13–18% of exam
Unit 3: Civil Liberties & Civil Rights
Bill of Rights, selective incorporation, and landmark cases.
12 questions · ~18 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
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10–15% of exam
Unit 4: American Political Ideologies & Beliefs
Political socialization, public opinion polling, and ideologies.
12 questions · ~18 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
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20–27% of exam
Unit 5: Political Participation
Voting, elections, parties, interest groups, and the media.
12 questions · ~18 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
Pick a variation
How unit tests work
- Focused on a single AP unit, between a single-topic quiz and the full diagnostic.
- 4 variations per unit — pick a fresh variation any time you retake.
- Roughly 90 seconds per question — the same pacing as the AP exam.
- You'll get a unit-level score, recommended topics to review, and a question-by-question explanation.