History Book Wrong on WDW

[nick.jeschke]

Ok, in my AP (Advanced Placement) U.S. History book (The Enduring Vision), it says that Walt Disney World opened in the 1980's. Now I KNOW this is wrong. I have many things that have "71", the year of opening. But why would an AP US History book get such a fact wrong? There must be a reason for why they said it opened in the 1980's (1983 Is what I think it said...the book is in my locker at school), what major events happened at WDW in the 80's? Can anyone help me with this? If I get a pop culture question on WDW and the year it opened on the AP test, and its wrong like my textbook...ooooh....would I LOVE to rub that in the College Boards face...

My Requested Reward? Entry into any college I want...free...
Yea...like thats EVER going to happen...

[TiggerRPh]

Epcot opened in 1982...the only thing that I have happening of any major significance is the 1st Christmas Parade was broadcast in 1983.

[lovedisprinces]

That would be amazing if you could do that to the college board. Whats really entertaining to do is, if you really **** at an essay and you know it, to write a little note to the person when your done. Ive had a few teachers who grade real ap tests(obviously not mine) and have said it normally will help them to continue on cuz its just a funny little thing they see. My AP USH was by TIndall and there were no Disney mistakes, but those chapters that included him were quite high on my to-actually-read list