Thanks, however I'm not doing the AP Gov class, but my civics teacher recommended if I am interested to do this class. Yet, I don't want to, so I've self-studied and this has helped me. My civics teacher recommended to be able to catch up with their work and catch up with the stuff they're teaching, and I have caught up with them. I want to take the AP Gov exam, but I'm late and I have not signed up (because I'm not in the class obvs). I'm thinking of taking the late exam, and signing up and hopefully passing. And if it doesn't work out, I will take the class next year and sign up for the exam earlier. I want to be be able to self-study everything, so even if next year comes and I do the AP Gov class, I'm always ahead and understand everything I've been learning. It's interesting to me.
@@caydanS no lol, also self studying makes you way ahead of your peers rather than doing it in a socialized educational setting. Anywho, studying self studying AP Calculus after I just finished Pre Calculus for my junior year because I’ve been self studying a lot :)
Watching this after the 2024 presidential elections is almost comedic. Trumps cabinet appointees are all over the place. Didn't realize the senate could actually do anything about it though.
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Thanks Mr. Heimler!
1:35. Historically is this current cycle of cabinet nominees the most contraversial on record or is this normal?
Thanks, however I'm not doing the AP Gov class, but my civics teacher recommended if I am interested to do this class. Yet, I don't want to, so I've self-studied and this has helped me. My civics teacher recommended to be able to catch up with their work and catch up with the stuff they're teaching, and I have caught up with them. I want to take the AP Gov exam, but I'm late and I have not signed up (because I'm not in the class obvs). I'm thinking of taking the late exam, and signing up and hopefully passing. And if it doesn't work out, I will take the class next year and sign up for the exam earlier. I want to be be able to self-study everything, so even if next year comes and I do the AP Gov class, I'm always ahead and understand everything I've been learning. It's interesting to me.
Good luck on your endeavors bro
You in ap gov now?
@@caydanS no lol, also self studying makes you way ahead of your peers rather than doing it in a socialized educational setting. Anywho, studying self studying AP Calculus after I just finished Pre Calculus for my junior year because I’ve been self studying a lot :)
@@Emmie1223cool dude! do you got any tips for self studying? it’s hard for me to keep motivation
Am I going crazy, or is there no mention on impeachment in the "checks on the presidency" video?
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We could use some of those right now
Watching this after the 2024 presidential elections is almost comedic. Trumps cabinet appointees are all over the place. Didn't realize the senate could actually do anything about it though.
Hi Mr. Heimler, I'm not sure if the AP gov videos are for ap US Gov or ap Gov comparative. Can you please confirm that for us? Thank you!
This is for U.S. Gov, not Comparative.
Source: I've taken Comparative and am now taking U.S.
He should do AP Gov comparative. :P
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