I watched videos 1-14 at the folowing link Resource: A Biography of America I also read through the pass your class book that someone on this forum put up. I listened to some history audio books as well, but felt they were overkill.

Things I would recommend remembering are; Chronology of important events (particulary just prior to the civil war and the abolition movement), and womens suffrage. The thing that got me was famous quotes and knowing who it was that made them. Hope this helps!

~Rich

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Tests Remaining: 0 (0SH)

Tests Taken: 11 (36SH)

CLEP
U.S. Hist I(57), U.S. Hist II(58), Intro Soc(67), A&I Lit(78), American Gov.(61)
DSST
Intro to IS(73), MIS(65), Ethics In America(68), Intro World Rel.(71), General Anthropology(65), Astronomy(69)
Chopping Block
None and DONE!

No, IMO IC is not enough to pass this test without some sort of supplement. I failed this test six months ago, and am currently studying to take it again. I just took US History II using IC and the REA book, and passed with a 60. For these two subjects, I would HIGHLY recommend focusing on the REA book. There are a lot of questions that were not covered by IC.

Hope this helps...