POV: you've been slacking on zoom classes all year and this is your holy grail

Night before exam 2021 good luck everyone!

anyone taking it may 6th this year lol?? edit: hey y'all it's judgement day and i wish you all luck! just remember that you're more than just a test score and no matter what happens you'll end up ok. let's get this college credit

This man has been saving my life since Apush

today i took my final exam. ap gov was the class that i skipped the most this year (im not very proud of my senioritis) and i skipped ALOT, so i really had absolutely no clue what was going on in the class. to give you a basic idea: i didnt know what a writ of certiorari was until yesterday. i know. i dont blame you for judging me hardcore right now lol. but anyways i watched this video all the way only once and on the final i got a 95% (it was a past released ap exam so i was able to check my answers after the test). i really wish i knew about this video before the ap exam too. i have no doubt that i wouldve gotten a 4 or 5 if i had. if you are reading the comment section to decide whether to invest an hour of your time watching this video, i 200% recommend. seriously, adam norris knows what he is talking about and somehow is able to pinpoint the exact info we need to know for the exam. while i was taking the final i was so surprised to see that whatever adam covered in this video, there was a question for it. sorry for the lengthy comment, but this video is really all you need if you are like me and have trouble managing time & cant/dont want to put in alot of effort into studying. Mr. Adam Norris, you saved my ap gov grade and I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for making this video. I'm going to recommend this to all of my underclassmen friends who are planning to take gov in the future.

Your name is now very well known at my school. Adam Norris is synonymous with saving APUSH and AP GOV exam grades

*Time Stamps:* 0:48 Constitution 2:03 Checks and Balances 3:35 Federalism 6:08 Misc. Constitution 7:20 Theories of Government and Ratification 9:01 Electoral College 10:47 Elections 12:22 Political Parties 13:01 Interest Groups 14:28 Political Action Committees (PACs) 15:13 Political Socialization and Beliefs 16:08 Political Behavior 17:49 Political Participation and Public Opinion 18:30 Media and "Iron Triangles" 19:50 Congress 22:23 Congressional Committees 24:34 House of Representatives 26:46 Senate 27:55 How Elected Officials Vote 28:26 The Executive Branch 34:05 The Executive Branch and Congress 34:57 The Executive Branch and The Judicial Branch 35:11 The Court System 37:17 Important Supreme Court Terms 40:13 Important Court Cases To Know 44:56 Federal Budget 45:50 Bureaucracy 46:22 Important Amendments to Know 48:03 Important Acts to Know 49:39 Important Terms to Know 51:11 Important Elections

Test in two days, all FRQs, here goes nothing with last minute studying

Any last minute crammers here?

here i am, cramming the day before the ap test again

Who has this AP exam on May 6th ???🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃

last minute cramming for may 10th. anyone? edit: two people found me from school lmfao iM HOWLING

This video was legit the entire test. I took an online AP gov course this year and didn't open the book once because it just wasn't my style of learning, and I took the test with ease because of this video. Printout, watched it twice, literally only used this video and some random Quizlet to study the night before - no "notes" I took this year, or past quizzes. Thank you for the time to make this video, because I just got the score back yesterday, and I got a 5. Thank you for everything!

Who's here in 2021? Good luck everyone.

people like this are the reason why the world go round.

My test is tomorrow everyone wish me luck 🙃

omggg, you teach ap gov too???? you're literally a lifesaver, Mr.Norris.

my exam is literally today.

Lol damn I should have done this before now. Test is tomorrow ha

May 6th - tomorrow, scary!!! Wishing everyone luck tomorrow and for next year and the years following!

my fellow ap gov buddies that are cramming for the test here are some things i would like to point out : • like he said, this test does NOT determine your self worth. you are amazing no matter what •take deep breaths. if you’re like me and you get really bad test anxiety, you may blank from the stress. take a few seconds , breathe, and then come back when you are ready. •on the FRQ’s write A LOT. don’t skip anything. write as much as you can. •review this and others as well. do your best and have fun. i know it’s torturous but you are in the class for a reason. you’re smart. you know this. (not to say others aren’t smart, i just mean don’t feel stupid or like you can’t do it. ) •get a good night rest !!! good luck everyone. taking mine tomorrow. hope it goes good. let’s all hope for 3+ :)

Took the test today. Didn't read out of the book once, passed the semester with an A. Didn't read, didn't watch any other videos except this one for the ap exam and it was the easiest thing I ever seen. Thanks for the help Adam. Last year I got a 4 on the APUSH exam and didn't even read or pay attention in class either. Passed both semesters with As. Continue to work hard and be the educator that many of us respect you as. Thanks for everything.

Cramming for the May 3rd exam! It’s in 3 days, I’ll try to update with my score when I get it in a few months :)

Every point is "absolutely know this."

THANK YOU!!! you helped me get a 5 on the APUSH exam last year, hoping to get another 5 on the AP Gov test this year :)

I like how 2 hours ago the view count was 81,885, now it's 92,937... Thank you for this AWESOME video! This video is definitely more beneficial than all 50 crash course videos I've been watching.. But Good luck to everyone taking the exam tomorrow!

Thursday isn't test day, its judgement day

Exam tomorrow, gl to all i know we got this

Full Slides Times and Bold Things Constitution- 1:56 > Shay's Rebellion >Wall of Separation Checks & Balances Graphic- 2:20 Checks & Balances- 3:30 >Examples of C&B >Sup Ct. can't make amendment unconst. Federalism- 5:50 >10th Amendment >Elastic Clause >Cooperative Federalism >Devolution >Grants (Categorical, Block) >Mandates Misc. Constitution- 7:14 >Private property >Voting (states, electoral college) >Commerce Clause (Incr. power of fed govt over time) Theories of Govt and Ratification- 8:56 >Pluralism, Elitism, Hyperpuralism >Feds and Anti-feds >Fed #10 Electoral College- 10:40 >Winner take all >Encourages a two-party system Elections- 12:14 >Primaries (open vs clothes) >Majority Election >Plurality Election >Divided Govt Political Parties- 12:57 >Parties are often separate and independent Interest Groups- 14:24 >Influence public policy >Lobbying, litigation, provide legislators with key info, etc. >They don't nominate candidates >Linkage institutions Political Action Committees (PACs)- 15:05 >Donates money to candidate Political Socialization- 16:02 >How individuals learn from politics >Most commonly from family >Many support equality but NOT economic equality >More distrust the govt since the 60s Political Behavior- 17:46 >Under 30 year olds don't vote a lot >Older & more educated = more likely to vote >Blacks = Democratic >1968 onward, Southern whites vote Repub >Party ID = SIGNIFICANT in who they vote for in pres. and cong. elections >Ticket-Splitting (vote for diff party members for diff offices) = incr in recent years Political Participation and Pub Opinion- 18:22 >Most common partic is voting in pres elections >Lower turnout than other democracies >Pol Efficacy- belief that and indiv can make an impact on the pol process Media and "Iron Triangles"- 19:09 >"Horse-race journalism" media focus on polls rather than issues Iron Triangle- 19:30 >Cong, Interest groups, bureaucracy Congress- 21:20 - 22:21 >Most bills don't even become laws >Incumbency- House incumbents overwhelmingly win elections >>Huge predictor of election outcome >>Important in Senate elections, but less than House elections >>Franking privilege >>"Pork Barrel" >Can declare war, appropriate $, oversee govt agencies (bureaucracy), create new courts/more judges, override pres vetoes (2/3 of both houses) >Cong Oversight Congressional Committees- 23:50 - 24:32 >Committees more sig in House >Standing Committees >Conference Committee >Rules Committee (House of Reps)- Closed vs Open Rule >Subcommittee >Ways & Means (House) House of Reps- 26:38 >Special powers (Impeach, Revenue bills MUST start in the house) >435 members based on population >Districts determined by State Legs >Gerrymandering >"Closed Rule" (Amendments cannot be added) >Speaker of the House (incredibly powerful) Senate- 27:50 >Special powers (Approve pres appts and treaties, jury in a impeachment trial >"Cloture Motion" (can end a filibuster to bring a bill to a vote, esp senators) How Elected Officials Vote- 28:20 >Delegate >Trustee Executive Branch- 28:44 - 30:06 - 32:02- 33:20 - 33:55 >Pres powers (appt judges, commander-in-chief, Veto bills [>10% of all vetoes are overridden] >Head of pol party >Executive orders >Delegates = ideological Executive Branch and Congress- 34:55 Executive Branch and Judicial Branch- 35:05 The Court System- 35:50 - 37:10 >Apptd for life (independent of pol pressure) >Apptd by pres, approved by Senate (Checks & Balances) >Most justices have a long track record prior to being apptd >Most courts are not reviewed by Sup Ct >District Ct >Appellate Ct Important Supreme Court Terms- 38:35 - 40:00 >Amicus Curiae >Doctrine of Original Intent >Incorporation Doctrine (Selective Incorporation) >State Decisis >Writs of Certiorari >Judicial Restraint >Judicial Activism >Supreme Court and Free Speech (free speech can be limited if it poses a "clear and present danger" Important Cases to Know- 41:36 - 43:00 - 44:10 - 44:44 >Marbury v. Madison (judicial review) >McCulloch v. Madison (elastic or "necessary and proper clause") >Plessy v. Ferguson (separate but equal) >Miranda v. Arizona (right to remain silent during police interrogations, Miranda Warning/Rights) >Brown v. Board (overrides Plessy v. Ferguson, desegregated schools) >Mapp v. Ohio (Selective Incorporation, exclusionary rule) >Abortion was NOT part of the Warren Court >Griswold v. Connecticut >Roe v. Wade (overturned a TX law that prohibited abortion, right to privacy_ >US v. Nixon >Baker v. Carr (One person, one vote) >Gitlow v. New York (Selective Incorporation) >New York Times v. Sullivan >Death Penalty (not necessarily a violation of the 8th amendment's cruel and unusual punishment) Federal Budget- 45:45 >Entitlements (largest portion of uncontrollable spending) >Office of Management and Budget (OMB) = preps fed budget, major predictor of the funding for an agency is the last year's budget Bureaucracy- 46:20 >EPA, FDA >Part of "Iron Triangle" Important Amendments to Know- 47:10 >1st Amendment >14th Amendment (Selective incorporation) Democracy-related amendments- 48:00 >>15 (adult male suffrage) >>17 (direct election of US senators) >>19 (women's suffrage) >>23 (3 electoral votes for DC) >>24 (elimination of poll taxes) >>26 (voting age lowered to 18) Important Acts to Know- 49:25 >Civil Rights Act of 1964 >Voting Rights Act of 1965 >War Powers Act >Motor Voter Laws Important Terms to Know- 50:40 - 51:05 >Coalition Building >Divided Government (more frequent since 70s) >Civil Rights (protect individuals from discrimination) = Civil Rights Act of 1964 >Civil Liberties (protect individuals from govt actions) = Bill of Rights Important Elections- 52:15 >1796-2012 >1932 (FDR and New Deal) >1968 (Nixon) >1980 (Reagan)

Goodluck everyone, test is May 3rd :)

I don’t see anyone from 2021...anyone out there studying for tomorrow? Honestly I’m sick today so I’m just watching videos in hopes that I’ll feel better tomorrow.

Just started studying at 9 pm for my AP Exam tomorrow. Wish me luck!

May 6th gang here where you at?

I can't THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR DEDICATING 52 minutes and 48 seconds to making an AMAZING ALL INCLUSIVE VIDEO OF THE AP EXAM!!!! I even had a couple of laughs in there when you mentioned Henry clay ( in APUSH our class kept asking our teacher so when is Henry Clay going to die? Jokingly of course), and when you said "don't say you have the right to be an attorney" ;) I know where that was from hehe. ANYWAY YOU HAVE SAVED MY BUTT!!! I am going to re listen to your amazing video everyday till Wednesday of the exam this week. Thank you again for giving a plethora of information and examples AND BOLDING THE CRUCIAL INFO!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! I also liked your video and I'm sharing it with the rest of my class in AP GOV!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU

Just finished the AP Test minutes ago and wanted to say *I am SUPER grateful.* I took AP Gov first semester and had not since reviewed any of it only until yesterday and so I came in this morning worried but came out of the test feeling victorious. It makes me feel like that first semester of rigorously taking notes, making flashcards, and memorizing those cases a while ago had not been in vain.

Absolute lifesaver, my teacher forgot to... you know to teach this year so all my gov knowledge is based on civics and economics from years ago. This helped me bring so much past knowledge back from there and I feel great about this exam. Thanks so much-struggling student in 7 ap classes

This guy seems really respectable, I liked how he asserted very important information while maintaining the viewers concentration; almost as if he was actually in the room.

"Our boy Alexander Hamilton" lol

Oh my god you do AP Gov videos. I used your stuff during APUSH last year and it was great and when I saw a Gov review by you I just about screamed. I'm so happy.

night before, been cramming all day, hope this video helps

May the spirit of Henry Clay be with us tomorrow, 2019 testers

Taking this tomorrow and just started studying

This video is more helpful than multiple crash course videos that I have watched. You condense all the vital information in a video that saves me the time from studying the actual AP book that is hundreds of pages. Thank you very much for helping everyone, we all appreciate you Adam!

May 6 2019. Good Luck with your AP exams everyone !!!

Good luck tomorrow :)

I wish you all success on Thursday.

puttin this baby on 1.5x speed and cramming for my test tmrw

Who else has the exam tomorrow May 6th and is watching this last minute

Here we go peeps. Ap gov test tomorrow may 10, 2018. Lets cram

i’m taking this test today. haven’t studied. the exam is in one hour, wish me luck

Anyone else using this to cram today?? Good luck on your AP Gov exam as well!!!!

This video might turn my 1 into a 2🤔 great video tho!!! Learned more in this video than my 2 semesters of AP gov lol😂

my test is tomorrow and i have been slacking the whole year and now im finally paying attnetion

Taking ap gov next year for sure coming back to this

Full Slides Times and Bold Things Constitution- 1:56 >Shay' Rebellion >Wall of Separation Checks & Balances Graphic- 2:20 Checks & Balances- 3:30 >Examples of C&B >Sup Ct. can't make amendment unconst. Federalism- 5:50 >10th Amendment >Elastic Clause >Cooperative Federalism >Devolution >Grants (Categorical, Block) >Mandates Misc. Constitution- 7:14 >Private property >Voting (states, electoral college) >Commerce Clause (Incr. power of fed govt over time) Theories of Govt and Ratification- 8:56 >Pluralism, Elitism, Hyperpuralism >Feds and Anti-feds >Fed #10 Electoral College- 10:40 >Winner take all >Encourages a two-party system Elections- 12:14 >Primaries (open vs clothes) >Majority Election >Plurality Election >Divided Govt Political Parties- 12:57 >Parties are often separate and independent Interest Groups- 14:24 >Influence public policy >Lobbying, litigation, provide legislators with key info, etc. >They don't nominate candidates >Linkage institutions Political Action Committees (PACs)- 15:05 >Donates money to candidate Political Socialization- 16:02 >How individuals learn from politics >Most commonly from family >Many support equality but NOT economic equality >More distrust the govt since the 60s Political Behavior- 17:46 >Under 30 year olds don't vote a lot >Older & more educated = more likely to vote >Blacks = Democratic >1968 onward, Southern whites vote Repub >Party ID = SIGNIFICANT in who they vote for in pres. and cong. elections >Ticket-Splitting (vote for diff party members for diff offices) = incr in recent years Political Participation and Pub Opinion- 18:22 >Most common partic is voting in pres elections >Lower turnout than other democracies >Pol Efficacy- belief that and indiv can make an impact on the pol process Media and "Iron Triangles"- 19:09 >"Horse-race journalism" media focus on polls rather than issues Iron Triangle- 19:30 >Cong, Interest groups, bureaucracy Congress- 21:20 - 22:21 >Most bills don't even become laws >Incumbency- House incumbents overwhelmingly win elections >>Huge predictor of election outcome >>Important in Senate elections, but less than House elections >>Franking privilege >>"Pork Barrel" >Can declare war, appropriate $, oversee govt agencies (bureaucracy), create new courts/more judges, override pres vetoes (2/3 of both houses) >Cong Oversight Congressional Committees- 23:50 - 24:32 >Committees more sig in House >Standing Committees >Conference Committee >Rules Committee (House of Reps)- Closed vs Open Rule >Subcommittee >Ways & Means (House) House of Reps- 26:38 >Special powers (Impeach, Revenue bills MUST start in the house) >435 members based on population >Districts determined by State Legs >Gerrymandering >"Closed Rule" (Amendments cannot be added) >Speaker of the House (incredibly powerful) Senate- 27:50 >Special powers (Approve pres appts and treaties, jury in a impeachment trial >"Cloture Motion" (can end a filibuster to bring a bill to a vote, esp senators) How Elected Officials Vote- 28:20 >Delegate >Trustee Executive Branch- 28:44 - 30:06 - 32:02- 33:20 - 33:55 >Pres powers (appt judges, commander-in-chief, Veto bills [>10% of all vetoes are overridden] >Head of pol party >Executive orders >Delegates = ideological Executive Branch and Congress- 34:55 Executive Branch and Judicial Branch- 35:05 The Court System- 35:50 - 37:10 >Apptd for life (independent of pol pressure) >Apptd by pres, approved by Senate (Checks & Balances) >Most justices have a long track record prior to being apptd >Most courts are not reviewed by Sup Ct >District Ct >Appellate Ct Important Supreme Court Terms- 38:35 - 40:00 >Amicus Curiae >Doctrine of Original Intent >Incorporation Doctrine (Selective Incorporation) >State Decisis >Writs of Certiorari >Judicial Restraint >Judicial Activism >Supreme Court and Free Speech (free speech can be limited if it poses a "clear and present danger" Important Cases to Know- 41:36 - 43:00 - 44:10 - 44:44 >Marbury v. Madison (judicial review) >McCulloch v. Madison (elastic or "necessary and proper clause") >Plessy v. Ferguson (separate but equal) >Miranda v. Arizona (right to remain silent during police interrogations, Miranda Warning/Rights) >Brown v. Board (overrides Plessy v. Ferguson, desegregated schools) >Mapp v. Ohio (Selective Incorporation, exclusionary rule) >Abortion was NOT part of the Warren Court >Griswold v. Connecticut >Roe v. Wade (overturned a TX law that prohibited abortion, right to privacy_ >US v. Nixon >Baker v. Carr (One person, one vote) >Gitlow v. New York (Selective Incorporation) >New York Times v. Sullivan >Death Penalty (not necessarily a violation of the 8th amendment's cruel and unusual punishment) Federal Budget- 45:45 >Entitlements (largest portion of uncontrollable spending) >Office of Management and Budget (OMB) = preps fed budget, major predictor of the funding for an agency is the last year's budget Bureaucracy- 46:20 >EPA, FDA >Part of "Iron Triangle" Important Amendments to Know- 47:10 >1st Amendment >14th Amendment (Selective incorporation) Democracy-related amendments- 48:00 >>15 (adult male suffrage) >>17 (direct election of US senators) >>19 (women's suffrage) >>23 (3 electoral votes for DC) >>24 (elimination of poll taxes) >>26 (voting age lowered to 18) Important Acts to Know- 49:25 >Civil Rights Act of 1964 >Voting Rights Act of 1965 >War Powers Act >Motor Voter Laws Important Terms to Know- 50:40 - 51:05 >Coalition Building >Divided Government (more frequent since 70s) >Civil Rights (protect individuals from discrimination) = Civil Rights Act of 1964 >Civil Liberties (protect individuals from govt actions) = Bill of Rights Important Elections- 52:15 >1796-2012 >1932 (FDR and New Deal) >1968 (Nixon) >1980 (Reagan)

POV: You are taking the test today at 12:00 and u r cramming everything in

You saved me in APUSH last year. Glad to see you do AP Gov videos too. You're the bomb.

this was rather informative, you sir may have just saved my life

Yeah... totally am not learning all of this info for the first time day before exam.

cramming so much last minute info for tomorrow 🙃

Anyone else may 20th, 2021?

Since I'm not allowed to "disclose specific questions", I'll just say this: Your review alone was enough to get a 3! Pretty sure I just got a 5! Thanks, Mr. Norris. You rock!

Thanks for all your help these past two years in APUSH and GOV! I will miss having such a helpful channel to refer to when I'm in college, but will be sure to recommend you to my little brother and all my younger friends!! THE LEGEND LIVES ON :) Thank you x100000

You are truly a gift to seniors everywhere and your name is revered by all those who got 5s on APUSH last year at my school. Bless you so much and thank you for all of this tedious work reviewing for us all, it's truly amazing. 🙌

Here before the May 20th exam lol

tomorrow is the day my dudes

Goddd this has relieved so much of the stress off the coming exam, thank you so much for putting together a cohesive resource that's this easy and quick (well, as quick as something like this can be) to follow!

THIS VIDEO IS AMAZING. I just took the AP exam today and this video saved my life. I didn't take the actual course and basically just watched this video the night before and took notes. So many of the things emphasized here were almost exact questions, and I feel confident in at least a 4. Thank you so much!!

Studying to be a teacher. Never took an AP class in any social studies capacity. Just barley failed Praxis ll. Didn't know what an Iron triangle was as well as a lot of other terms. This helped so much, Thank You! Will definitely crush that test next time around.

may 10, 2018? I am going to listen to this in the car for the next 2 weeks.

Just wanted to thank you! I had the class my first semester and when the test came around I remembered a good amount but not nearly enough to pass. I watched your video and used your fill in the blank guide and got a 5 on the exam! Thank you so much your video was so helpful and really hit the highlights. Thank you!

I watched this video the morning of my test and it helped out so much. My boy Norris has helped me since the good old APUSH days.

Who has the test tomorrow, 2019?

Mr. Norris you killed it. So good. I appreciate it and so do my AP Gov. students! I particularly like the message in the beginning. One of my students said it made her day.

This was the best spend 53 minutes and 47 seconds of my life. Honestly, I thought I was going to fail and was doing last minute reviews the night before and this ended up being THE ONLY study tool I used. I was really nervous when I walked into the exam room but when I finished taking the test, I felt like I got a 5 because of your video. You covered so much I have never even heard about and really condensed what we actually need to know to succeed on this exam in less than an hour and I am so grateful for that. Sir, I think you just saved my butt and helped me get a 4 or 5.

YO, I went through my class semester, did all the work, and passed the class, but by the time the exam rolled through I forgot all of the major concepts. So, the weekend before the AP Exam on Monday, I did not do any other form of studying but watch this video. I saw this whole video like 3 times in the course of the weekend and a final time the morning before the exam. While I was taking it, I consistently thought of different points from this video and drew a lot from it; I was confident. Today I finally got my score and I got a 4. I just want to say THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING ADAM NORRIS :’) 🙌🏼

I'm going to watch this many times before my May 6th exam. This is such a good video to refer to for studying, nice job! :)

yo wtf the exams tomorrow and the autoplay tried to start inside the mind of a master procrastinator lmao

Just took the AP Government Exam and I urge everyone else taking it in the future to watch this video!!! This video helped me review TREMENDOUSLY and I thank you for taking the time to help out students like myself!

I was so nervous about the AP Gov exam but you came through! You made things easier and clearer in just under an hour. THANK YOU!

cramming at its finest

May 6th, and study on the last second lol

Wow, I haven't even gotten 5 minutes into this video and I am already so happy this exists. I'm extremely nervous for my AP Gov test and this video is a godsend. Thank you so much for this!

You are literally my savior adam norris, I have watched all of your unit videos, unit videos under 10 minutes, and now this, thanks for all the help! Hoping for a great score this thursday!

my exam is in 2 hours im dying on the inside😍

adam you got me a 4 in apush last year, hoping for the best this year too. thanks for these videos broski.

I studied basically only this video for my ap gov exam 6 years ago in 2018. It was the only AP i got a 5 on. Went to a fantastic college and made the best friends and memories of my life. Got a degree. This video was a part of all of that. Thank you

I am taking the AP GOV test tomorrow and I was really nervous until I came across this video, I downloaded the notesheet and followed along, really helped me! Thank you for making this! :D

You are god. You literally covered everything on my AP exam today and I would not have had a chance of passing without you!

this video helped a lot. taking the test tomorrow. i want that 4!!

Mr. Norris, your videos helped me survive APUSH last year (and get a 5 on the exam) and I'm hoping that you'll be able to come in clutch again as I prepare for the AP Government exam this year. Thank you so much for these amazing reviews; your hard work and dedication to helping students does not go unnoticed!

Thank you for the review both in APUSH and government! This video specifically helped me to solidify information for the test! It was so helpful!

May 10th testers where y’all at ? 😭

Who else is cramming right now?

ngl i took my ap gov test yesterday and your video definitely bumped me from like a 2 or a 3 to a 4 or a 5. Roughly 15-18 questions i learned watching your video the night before. Thank you!

Oi mate, just wrapped up my test and would like to thank you for all your help! You, Khan, and Crash Course are life savers!

Dawn of the Second Day 48 Hours Remain

Thanks, this was a very helpful overview for my APGOV test

Hey Adam, I just wanted to say thank you. Took the test a couple hours ago, and so much of it was covered in your videos. Thank you so much, you probably just saved my score.

Thank you so much for making this video! I just took the AP this morning and it was so easy thanks to this video! A lot of the stuff you said would be on the test showed up, thank you again!!