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Course Overview – AP Comp Gov
Unit 1: Political Systems, Regimes, and Governments
Exam Weighting: About 12–18% of the total exam.
What You’ll Learn:
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Core concepts of political systems, regimes, and state authority.
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Differences between democratic, authoritarian, and hybrid regimes.
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Government legitimacy and sources of political stability.
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Sovereignty, nation-states, and political power structures.
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How to interpret political data and compare systems across countries.
Unit 2: Political Institutions
Exam Weighting: About 12–18% of the total exam.
What You’ll Learn:
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Executive, legislative, and judicial structures across the six countries.
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The role and function of bureaucracy and military in governance.
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How political institutions shape policymaking and political outcomes.
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Constitutional systems, federalism vs. unitary systems, and rule of law.
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Institutional similarities and differences between democratic and authoritarian systems.
Unit 3: Political Culture and Participation
Exam Weighting: About 12–18% of the total exam.
What You’ll Learn:
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Political culture, socialization, and public attitudes.
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Types of political participation in democratic and authoritarian regimes.
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Role of civil society, interest groups, and grassroots activism.
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Effects of media, social movements, and political communication.
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How citizen-state relationships differ across the six AP countries.
Unit 4: Party and Electoral Systems and Citizen Organizations
Exam Weighting: About 12–18% of the total exam.
What You’ll Learn:
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Electoral systems (SMD, PR, mixed systems) and their political effects.
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Party systems: dominant-party, multiparty, two-party structures.
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Political recruitment, leadership selection, and candidate processes.
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Role of NGOs, interest groups, and citizen organizations.
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How elections differ in democratic vs. authoritarian countries.
Unit 5: Political and Economic Changes and Development
Exam Weighting: About 10–12% of the total exam.
What You’ll Learn:
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Democratization, political change, and regime transitions.
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Economic development, globalization, and inequality.
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Impact of international organizations, trade, and global pressures.
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Public policy outcomes influenced by economic and political reforms.
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How political and economic changes interact and shape national development.
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The AP Comparative Government and Politics exam focuses on comparing political systems, institutions, policies, and power structures across six core countries: the UK, Mexico, Nigeria, Iran, China, and Russia. Students learn key concepts such as political legitimacy, democratization, governance, and public policy. This AP Comp Gov course helps you understand how different governments function and how political change happens globally.
AP Comp Gov difficulty is considered moderate compared to AP US Gov or AP World History. Most students find the exam manageable because it focuses more on understanding political systems than memorizing dates or complex historical events. With structured tutoring, consistent practice, and strong conceptual clarity, scoring a 5 on AP Comp Gov is very achievable.
To score a 5 on AP Comp Gov, focus on mastering core concepts, practicing FRQs regularly, and reviewing comparative case studies for all six AP countries. Use AP-style practice questions, create summary charts comparing political institutions, and take timed quizzes to build confidence. Working with an AP Comp Gov tutor can give you personalized guidance, real exam strategies, and targeted feedback to boost your score.
The most important AP Comp Gov topics include political legitimacy, authority, civil society, political participation, policymaking, party systems, regime types, and comparisons among the six required countries. The exam also emphasizes FRQs that test your ability to explain and compare political concepts. Understanding these high-weight topics is essential for earning a top score.
A tutor isn’t required, but many students choose AP Comp Gov tutoring to stay consistent, understand complex political concepts, and get personalized help with FRQs. Expert AP tutors provide structured study plans, exam strategies, and clear guidance across comparative case studies, making it easier to confidently aim for a 5 on the AP Comp Gov exam.