AP US History 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.
Period 1–2: 1491–1754
Native societies, European exploration, colonization, and the Atlantic world.
10 questions · ~15 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
Period 3: 1754–1800
Imperial wars, the American Revolution, Constitution, and early Republic.
9 questions · ~14 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
Period 4: 1800–1848
Jeffersonian democracy, Market Revolution, reform movements, and Manifest Destiny.
8 questions · ~12 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
Period 5: 1844–1877
Sectionalism, the Civil War, and Reconstruction.
8 questions · ~12 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
Period 6: 1865–1898
Industrialization, the West, immigration, urban politics, and Populism.
8 questions · ~12 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
Period 7–9: 1890–Present
Progressive era, world wars, Great Depression, Cold War, civil rights, and modern era.
10 questions · ~15 minsmall bank — variations may overlap
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.