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Regents US History exam dates 2027

Wednesday, January 27, 2027 and Tuesday, June 22, 2027, both in the 9:15 a.m. session, and Wednesday, August 18, 2027 at 8:30 a.m. Check your reporting time with your school.

Weeks before your US History exam
Hours a week for US History
Key Idea 11.1: Colonial Foundations (1607 to 1763)
Key Idea 11.2: Constitutional Foundations (1763 to 1824)
Key Idea 11.3: Expansion, Nationalism, and Sectionalism (1800 to 1865)
Key Idea 11.4: Post-Civil War Era (1865 to 1900)
Key Idea 11.5: Industrialization and Urbanization (1870 to 1920)
Key Idea 11.6: The Rise of American Power (1890 to 1920)
Key Idea 11.7: Prosperity and Depression (1920 to 1939)
Key Idea 11.8: World War II (1935 to 1945)
Key Idea 11.9: Cold War (1945 to 1990)
Key Idea 11.10: Social and Economic Change and Domestic Issues (1945 to present)
Key Idea 11.11: The United States in a Changing World (1990 to present)

26 weeks, 104 hours in all

Start with Key Idea 11.2

Constitutional Foundations (1763 to 1824): 10.3 of your hours. It is 3 of the 28 questions on our timed checks, 11%.

Hours per Key Idea
Key IdeaYour hoursShare of the checks
Key Idea 11.2: Constitutional Foundations (1763 to 1824)10.311%
Key Idea 11.3: Expansion, Nationalism, and Sectionalism (1800 to 1865)10.311%
Key Idea 11.5: Industrialization and Urbanization (1870 to 1920)10.311%
Key Idea 11.7: Prosperity and Depression (1920 to 1939)10.311%
Key Idea 11.9: Cold War (1945 to 1990)10.311%
Key Idea 11.10: Social and Economic Change and Domestic Issues (1945 to present)10.311%
Key Idea 11.1: Colonial Foundations (1607 to 1763)6.97%
Key Idea 11.4: Post-Civil War Era (1865 to 1900)6.97%
Key Idea 11.6: The Rise of American Power (1890 to 1920)6.97%
Key Idea 11.8: World War II (1935 to 1945)6.97%
Key Idea 11.11: The United States in a Changing World (1990 to present)6.97%

Week by week

  1. Week 1Key Idea 11.2: Constitutional Foundations (1763 to 1824)
  2. Week 2Key Idea 11.2: Constitutional Foundations (1763 to 1824)
  3. Week 3Key Idea 11.2: Constitutional Foundations (1763 to 1824), Key Idea 11.3: Expansion, Nationalism, and Sectionalism (1800 to 1865)
  4. Week 4Key Idea 11.3: Expansion, Nationalism, and Sectionalism (1800 to 1865)
  5. Week 5Key Idea 11.3: Expansion, Nationalism, and Sectionalism (1800 to 1865)
  6. Week 6Key Idea 11.3: Expansion, Nationalism, and Sectionalism (1800 to 1865), Key Idea 11.5: Industrialization and Urbanization (1870 to 1920)
  7. Week 7Key Idea 11.5: Industrialization and Urbanization (1870 to 1920)
  8. Week 8Key Idea 11.5: Industrialization and Urbanization (1870 to 1920), Key Idea 11.7: Prosperity and Depression (1920 to 1939)
  9. Week 9Key Idea 11.7: Prosperity and Depression (1920 to 1939)
  10. Week 10Key Idea 11.7: Prosperity and Depression (1920 to 1939)
  11. Week 11Key Idea 11.7: Prosperity and Depression (1920 to 1939), Key Idea 11.9: Cold War (1945 to 1990)
  12. Week 12Key Idea 11.9: Cold War (1945 to 1990)
  13. Week 13Key Idea 11.9: Cold War (1945 to 1990), Key Idea 11.10: Social and Economic Change and Domestic Issues (1945 to present)
  14. Week 14Key Idea 11.10: Social and Economic Change and Domestic Issues (1945 to present)
  15. Week 15Key Idea 11.10: Social and Economic Change and Domestic Issues (1945 to present)
  16. Week 16Key Idea 11.10: Social and Economic Change and Domestic Issues (1945 to present), Key Idea 11.1: Colonial Foundations (1607 to 1763)
  17. Week 17Key Idea 11.1: Colonial Foundations (1607 to 1763)
  18. Week 18Key Idea 11.1: Colonial Foundations (1607 to 1763), Key Idea 11.4: Post-Civil War Era (1865 to 1900)
  19. Week 19Key Idea 11.4: Post-Civil War Era (1865 to 1900), Key Idea 11.6: The Rise of American Power (1890 to 1920)
  20. Week 20Key Idea 11.6: The Rise of American Power (1890 to 1920)
  21. Week 21Key Idea 11.6: The Rise of American Power (1890 to 1920), Key Idea 11.8: World War II (1935 to 1945)
  22. Week 22Key Idea 11.8: World War II (1935 to 1945)
  23. Week 23Key Idea 11.8: World War II (1935 to 1945), Key Idea 11.11: The United States in a Changing World (1990 to present)
  24. Week 24Key Idea 11.11: The United States in a Changing World (1990 to present)
  25. Week 25A timed check, a short essay and a civic literacy essay, then review every lost credit
  26. Week 26A timed check, a short essay and a civic literacy essay, then review every lost credit

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January 2027Wednesday, January 27, 9:15 a.m.
June 2027Tuesday, June 22, 9:15 a.m.
August 2027Wednesday, August 18, 8:30 a.m.
ExamUnited States History and Government (Framework)

The 2027 dates

  • January 2027: Wednesday, January 27 at 9:15 a.m.
  • June 2027: Tuesday, June 22 at 9:15 a.m.
  • August 2027: Wednesday, August 18 at 8:30 a.m.

Plan back from the date

Use the planner on this page: pick your exam and the hours you have each week, and it spreads them over the eleven Key Ideas by their share of our timed checks and how sure you feel, with timed checks and essays in the final weeks.

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Questions people ask

Is there a January 2027 Regents US History exam?

Yes. United States History and Government (Framework) is scheduled for Wednesday, January 27, 2027, in the 9:15 a.m. session.

Is there an August 2027 exam?

Yes: Wednesday, August 18, 2027 at 8:30 a.m.