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It seems that you want to have an organized way to communicate assignments with students, and Google Classroom is the perfect way. Here is a tutorial to set up your Google Classroom!!!

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Getting Started with Google Classroom | EDTech Made Easy - GOOGLE CLASSROOM TUTORIAL

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Your students have used Google Drive before, so it is a great tool to utilize that students already understand!

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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Loom is a great tool for you to use to gauge student comments through videos. This allows for effective communication between you and your AP History students! I have attached a tutorial on how to use Loom.

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Kahoot! is a fun and interactive resource to understand students' understanding of the curriculum. Through this online quiz, students use their mobile devices or provided laptops to answer questions that pop up. This tool will allow you to engage student's critical thinking skills in a creative way.

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Flipgrid is a great tool to have students communicate their thoughts through videos online. This will allow you to get all students engaged, even if they tend to be quieter in a big classroom environment.

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Padlet is an online bulletin board that students can create in class. This is a great way to spark conversation and get feedback on how much content the students grasped that day. Students can also comment any questions they have here that you can review at the start of the next class.