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If you’re here for AP Human Geography, you’re in the right place — and honestly, good choice. Whether you’re reviewing for the exam, catching up after zoning out for a unit, or just trying to figure out why borders are so dramatic, this site is built to make sense of it all.
The AP Exam isn’t just another test — it’s your shot at earning real college credit before you even set foot on a college campus. That means skipping entry-level classes, saving tuition, and walking into college already ahead while others are still buying scantrons. Win.
The materials here aren’t fluff. You’ll get student-friendly notes, vocabulary that makes sense, and real-world examples that connect to what the test actually asks — not just what a textbook thinks sounds impressive.
🧭 Where to Start
- Head to the AP Human Geography tab for the most up-to-date content, organized to help you move through topics confidently.
- Or, hit the Blog tab to scroll through all available review guides, listed by post date. It’s a good spot for exploring or revisiting any topic you missed in class.
Either way, you’re getting quality content, simplified explanations, and a few occasional jokes to keep you from falling asleep at the screen.
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You’re not just memorizing for a test — you’re decoding how the world works. Let’s crush this exam and earn that first college credit.
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Whether you’re wondering why people migrate, how cartograms work, or what Rostow was thinking, We’ve got your back—with info straight from Mr. Holmes’ notes and the official AP guide. No fluff. Just facts. And maybe a meme reference or two.
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Letter from Mr. Holmes
Dear Visitor,
If you grew up like me, you might remember starting out with just a few jumbo crayons—maybe six or eight colors. Over time, you moved up to a pack of 24, then maybe that amazing box of 32 crayons with the built-in sharpener. Suddenly, you had all these new shades and choices you didn’t even know existed. Today, you can buy colored pencils in hundreds of colors, each one adding a new nuance.
It’s the same with human beings. The more we learn about the diversity of people, the more we recognize just how many unique “colors” exist in the world. According to the CIA World Factbook, China officially recognizes 56 distinct ethnic groups, reflecting its deep cultural richness.
Similarly, Chad is home to around 200 ethnic groups, including Arabs, Gorane (Toubou, Daza, Kreda), Zaghawa, and others, each adding to the country’s complex identity.
Just like every crayon in the box has a place, every culture adds richness and nuance to the landscape of Human geography. We’ll never run out of things to learn about when it comes to human culture, and that’s what makes this subject fascinating.
-Mr. Holmes
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