Who did America gain its independence from?
American colonists defeated Great Britain to win independence, confirmed by treaty in 1783. Try this free GED Social Studies practice question.
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GED Practice Questions for Social Studies - GED Free Practice Tests GED free practice questions for GED Social Studies to practice and understand types of questions that they will face during their official GED exam. Try these practice tests to understand the technology used in the original exam. The more you practice, the more you learn. Don't wait too long to start studying for your GED exam. Start practicing today and it will help you stand out in your GED exam. The GED social studies test is a single section test. You have 70 minutes to finish the exam. You need to get at least 145 points to pass this test. The test is divided into four major categories: 1. Civics and government (50%) 2. US history (20%) 3. Economics (15%) 4. Geography of the world (15%).
American colonists defeated Great Britain to win independence, confirmed by treaty in 1783. Try this free GED Social Studies practice question.
The US House of Representatives has 435 members and the Senate has 100. Test your civics knowledge with this free GED Social Studies question.
Checks and balances limit the power of each branch of the U.S. government. Try this free GED Social Studies fill-in-the-blank practice question.
In the Civil War, the North was the Union and the South was the Confederacy. Try this free GED Social Studies US history practice question.
The Renaissance was a European cultural movement from the 14th to the 17th century. Practice it with this free GED Social Studies question.
The League of Nations formed after World War I to prevent future wars. Test your history knowledge with this free GED Social Studies question.
The 19th Amendment, ratified in 1920, gave women the right to vote. Test yourself with this free GED Social Studies practice question and answer.
The Industrial Revolution was the shift to new manufacturing processes from the mid-1700s to the mid-1800s. Free GED Social Studies question.
The New Deal was the US government's set of reforms in response to the Great Depression. Try this free GED Social Studies practice question.
A democracy is a government elected by its citizens. Test yourself with this free GED Social Studies fill-in-the-blank question on government.
