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WILLIAM MADDEN is a history teacher who has taught AP classes in U.S. government and comparative government for the last several years. Prior to becoming a history teacher, he was a senior account executive for a healthcare public relations agency in New York City, where he became familiar with government regulation and the media. A graduate of Rutgers University, he holds degrees in political science and English.

BRIAN T. STEVENS is an AP reader and table leader, College Board consultant, AP book editor, and U.S. government and politics instructor who has taught AP U.S. government and politics for the past 31 years. Over the course of those years, Brian has had hundreds of his students pass the AP test, most years beating the national passing average by 25 or more percentage points. A graduate of Western Michigan University and Michigan State University, he holds degrees in political science and U.S. constitutional history.

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