Looking for the AP History materials?
If you arrived here from a textbook, a syllabus or a link in a study guide, you were looking for AP World History or AP European History teaching materials.
They are not here any more
This address carried those resources for many years. It no longer does, and the site you are reading now is about something else entirely.
Nothing on this site relates to the AP examinations, to the College Board, or to any course of study. If you are preparing for an exam, nothing here will help you and you should not spend time on it.
Why the address is printed in books
The address appears in the author biography of several published study guides, including editions still in print. Those books were written when this address carried the teaching resources, and a printed reference cannot be withdrawn.
That is why this page exists: so that somebody typing the address from a book gets an explanation rather than an unrelated site with no context.
What to do instead
For current AP course materials, the College Board publishes official course descriptions and past examination questions.
Your school or teacher will have current resources, and current editions of published study guides contain their own updated online material.
About this site
The site at this address is now a collection of notes about keeping personal records over long periods. It has no connection to any examination board or course of study.
These notes are about keeping a personal record for years rather than for a fortnight: durability beats accuracy, and a rough record kept for five years answers questions a perfect record of one month cannot. Tool guides are included as practical comparisons, while the underlying method remains independent of any single product. Nothing here is legal, tax or medical advice: requirements differ by jurisdiction and situation.