Trivial AP US History

Name: Trivial AP US History
Rating: 3.5 (507 reviews)
Author: InstantCert.com, LLC

By: InstantCert.com, LLC

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Features & Capabilities

Trivial AP US History is a free Chrome extension that turns essential APUSH facts into an engaging trivia game. Learn key dates, names, and events, and understand the why behind history, not just who or what.

With over 2,000 facts converted into bite-sized questions, this study tool helps you build context, reinforce memory, and improve exam readiness for APUSH. It's designed to support true understanding and a confident 5 on the AP U.S. History exam.

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By:

InstantCert.com, LLC

Rating:

3.50

(507) 1 ratings

Version:

2.0 Last updated: 2021-04-18

Version code:

841574657

Creation date:

2016-04-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

26.37MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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# 87,754 ▼ 174

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Developed by:

InstantCert.com, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/trivial-ap-us-history/id1095419563

User Reviews

Reviewers consistently praise the app’s helpful US history content and questions, plus a simple, fast-loading interface and easy ability to review with classmates. However, the major drawbacks are the lives system: too few lives, slow recharge, and pressure to pay for more, which disrupts study time. Other recurring complaints include: questions disappearing too quickly after answering, limiting review, and monetization costs to continue playing. Overall, the content and usability are solid, but the gatekeeping mechanics and price undermine long-term study usefulness.

Pros

Helpful study content and useful questions for learning US history
Simple, fast-loading, easy-to-use interface for quick study sessions
Easy to review with classmates and compare progress with peers
Well-made, engaging design with solid question quality

Cons

Lives system is too restrictive: too few lives, slow recharge, and pressure to pay for more
Questions disappear too quickly after answering, making it hard to review mistakes
Pay-to-play costs and monetization pressure to continue playing