DSST: Western Europe since 1945

[needgames4lyfe]

Hey guys,

How are you? I was preparing to start studying for this exam, and was a little confused as to where to start.

I read through a lot of previous threads and they all said that there is quite a bit of comparitive politics on the exam. Well, I have the ethel woods AP comparitive politics book for that.

What Else can I do to get that 45 on the exam? I really need to have a strong plan on how to pass this exam. Can someone help me out? What books should I get?

[needgames4lyfe]

Hey guys,

How are you? I was preparing to start studying for this exam, and was a little confused as to where to start.

I read through a lot of previous threads and they all said that there is quite a bit of comparitive politics on the exam. Well, I have the ethel woods AP comparitive politics book for that.

What Else can I do to get that 45 on the exam? I really need to have a strong plan on how to pass this exam. Can someone help me out? What books should I get?

Bump anyone?

[Scholar Interrupted]

The two main sources I used were:

The European Union Web site, "About the EU" section
Europe since 1945: A Concise History

I did a little better than 45. ;-)

Good luck!