What kind of current events do i need to know for ap government?

Like what time range would current mean? Which years are most possibly in political cartoons in AP government tests? If you can, can you give me suggestions for websites to get current events thar=t are possibly in the tests. Can you mention an popular events most frequently in the tests.
 
Like what time range would current mean? Which years are most possibly in political cartoons in AP government tests? If you can, can you give me suggestions for websites to get current events thar=t are possibly in the tests. Can you mention an popular events most frequently in the tests.

Your stupidity marks you as American.

You and your failed nation of debt slaves have no future, and that is all you need know.

Now, subside into your dream world of electronic gaming and celebrity-worship while your society crumbles.
 
Like what time range would current mean? Which years are most possibly in political cartoons in AP government tests? If you can, can you give me suggestions for websites to get current events thar=t are possibly in the tests. Can you mention an popular events most frequently in the tests.
Current events usually are within the past decade or so, events that shape our current time frame. In this case it would be events leading up to the wars we are currently participating in, silly things too like the "proofers" or "birthers" (whichever one you want to call them), health care debates, economic turmoil (recession/depression), housing, etc.

I wouldn't know what are on the tests, as I've never taken AP Government courses and each teacher may have a different opinion on what is salient to the time based on their own political affiliations (that they aren't supposed to have come into play but people really can't avoid it) and/or their own opinion.
 
Current events usually are within the past decade or so, events that shape our current time frame. In this case it would be events leading up to the wars we are currently participating in, silly things too like the "proofers" or "birthers" (whichever one you want to call them), health care debates, economic turmoil (recession/depression), housing, etc.

I wouldn't know what are on the tests, as I've never taken AP Government courses and each teacher may have a different opinion on what is salient to the time based on their own political affiliations (that they aren't supposed to have come into play but people really can't avoid it) and/or their own opinion.

Ignorant young American, take advice from your incoherent elder, who cannot compose grammatically-correct sentences in his native language.

Thus will your stupidity be crowned with the futility of attempting subjects beyond your feeble comprehension.

Perhaps you should revert to the usual pastime of American youth and plague your weak and vacillating parents until they are compelled to use borrowed dollars to purchase more electronic toys from China for you.
 
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