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Multiple choice practice
Each source comes with its own questions, the set is timed, and every answer is explained at the end. Pick a short set for a quick drill, or the full set to practice exam timing.
Before you start
On the real exam, every multiple choice question is about a source: a passage, image, map, or chart. This works the same way, so you get used to reading a source and answering from it.
Sources
20
Questions
64
Directions
Choose a length
What's in this unit
1. Truman's address to Congress, 1947
3 questions2. Billboard for the Bandung Conference
3 questions3. African states and UN membership
3 questions4. Dulles on the Aswan High Dam, 1956
3 questions5. UN Security Council on South Africa, 1960
3 questions6. The Yalta communiqué, 1945
2 questions7. Acheson on the Chinese civil war
3 questions8. Missile range map, 1962
2 questions9. Speech at the Brandenburg Gate, 1987
2 questions10. GDP per capita, 1950–1990
2 questions11. Historians on decolonization and the Cold War
3 questions12. Truman on the attack in Korea, 1950
4 questions13. The North Atlantic Treaty, 1949
4 questions14. The Indian Independence Act, 1947
4 questions15. Signing the Civil Rights Act, 1964
3 questions16. Nationalities in former Soviet republics, 1992
4 questions17. A U.S. policy statement on the Algerian War
4 questions18. Kenya and Portugal's African colonies
4 questions19. U.S. intelligence on China's food crisis, 1961
4 questions20. Births and deaths in China and India, 1957–1963
4 questions