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Advanced Placement Comparative Government and Politics (or '''AP Comparative Government and Politics''') is an examination given by the College Board through the Advanced Placement Program . It tests the topics of a first-semester college modern Comparative Government course. EXAM SCOPE Nations Examined The countries whose events, histories, and politics are examined during this AP test and its corresponding course are:
Note: For testing purposes, the College Board uses the names in parentheses when making reference to these sovereign entities. Content Spectrum Examination information provided for this AP test by the College Board states that the following topics are examined in the context of each of the nations whose materials are specified above for inclusion by the test:
EXAM CHANGES In order to better match a typical first-semester college course, several changes were made to the exam that was administered in Spring 2006, and shall be effective on all such examinations hereafter. These changes include:
GRADE DISTRIBUTION In the 2006 administration, 12,742 students took the exam from 1,041 schools. The mean score was a 2.76. The grade distribution for 2006 was: For the last two years, the College Board has named the AP Comparative course taught at St. Ignatius College Prep in Chicago, IL led by Diane Haleas-Hines as the top program in the United States in this subject area. {Link without Title} REFERENCES |
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