• This is a list of all the study materials I've made. Keep in mind though, that I'm only a 3.7 GPA student, (really a 3.6758305639, but I rounded up) so my guides aren't A material, and flipping through my study stuff isn't going to get you half the grade you would if you made your own!


• Please note that on any flash card pages you need to click the "Click to Flip" button to flip the flash card, not the flashcard itself. I know it seems odd, just know I spent several days trying to find a way to make it so you could click the flashcard rather than the button, and, as you will see, they were fruitless.


• Click on the subject below to jump to the study stuff for that subject.

AP European History

• Austria and the Hapsburgs
  This is a flow chart I made in preparation of the 2nd term final exam. It covers the Austrian Hapburgs' accomplishments and failures.


• Russia and the Romanovs
  Also a flow chart made in preparation of the 2nd term final, this one covers major points of the Romanov family's rule.


• Prussia and the many... many... Fredericks
  OK, there are only four, but they are hard to keep track of. So I made this flow chart to help me recognize their differences. Hopefully it can help you do the same.


• 2nd Term Study Guide
  Getting off the flow charts for a moment, this is the study guide I made for the AP European Final I took second term. I built it off the study guide my AP Euro Teacher gave our class, so it's tailored for that test.


• Christmas Break Packet of Doom Charts
  Now we come back to flow charts. During Christmas Break, (P.C. Winter Recess) our class was given a huge packet that included key years in European history that we need to make flow charts for. These are those flow charts, including:
  
  • 1588 (Spanish Armada)
  • 1648 (Peace of Westphalia)
  • 1715 (Treaty of Utrecht)
  • 1789 (French Revolution)
  • 1815 (Congress of Vienna)


• Eastern Europe Timeline
  This is my last flow chart, I promise. It's a very poorly made timeline. If you can read it... great! If you can't... no one blames you, it's pretty busy. Oh, it spans from 1613-1796.


• 3rd Term Study Guide
  I did most of my 3rd term studying without a computer, but I do have this half-completed study guide. Enjoy its incompleteness!


• Ms. Pojer's AP Quizes
  This is a quick link to Ms. Pojer's quizes that our history teacher has been clammoring about. This should be a big help, because believe me, it took a while to finally find this site. Even with the web address right in front of me.

Calculus

• Calculas Flash Cards
  Probably the most important flash cards, these match concepts with their appropiate functions. Like population growth, and taylor series.
• Series Flash Cards
  I'll admit it... series suck! If you agree, and you need any help with the concepts of series, or maybe just need help memorizing the Maclaurin Series, these flash cards can help.

Spanish

• Sorry to mislead you, but I have yet to create study materials for Spanish. I just put the link for Spanish study materials on this page preemptively, because I imagine I'm going to create quite a lot of study materials this term to help me with test keep my grade up.

Help

• If you have any electronic study materials that you would like to contribute to this page, please email it to me at brycubed@yahoo.com. Thanks a bunch, anything and everything helps.