curriculum note
This video references the 2020 COVID-modified AP exam format (units 1–3 only, open-note, FRQ-only). The current AP US Government exam covers all 5 units and includes both multiple-choice and free-response sections.
covered in this stream
Q&A Session
AP Exam Updates
Three Branches Overview
Executive Branch Functions
Presidential Veto Power
Appointing Federal Posts
SCOTUS Cases Question
Bureaucracy Role
Rule-Making Authority
Nonpartisan Bureaucracy
Legislative Branch Laws
Oversight Hearings
House Representation
Power of the Purse
FRQ Speculation
Impeachment Process
Constitutional Amendments
Approving Appointments
Declaring War Power
Approval Ratings Question
Bypassing War Declaration
Judicial Branch Supreme Court
Politicized Appointments
Interpreting Constitution
Current Court Leanings
Path to Supreme Court
Unit Review Questions
Court Cases on Test
Closing Remarks

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