GED subject
Social Studies
Civics, U.S. history, economics, and geography. About 35 questions in 70 minutes, most built on a document: a passage, chart, map, or political cartoon. Half the test is civics and government. You need 145 to pass, on a scale that runs 100 to 200.
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All 20 of these are open to read — no account needed. Each one explains the words, shows the method, and works a problem all the way through.
Civics and government · 50% of the test
Founding Documents & Principles
walkthroughThe Three Branches
walkthroughChecks & Balances
walkthroughFederalism & State Powers
walkthroughRights & Amendments
walkthroughElections & Political Process
walkthroughTypes of Government
walkthroughAnalyzing Sources & Bias
walkthroughLandmark Supreme Court Cases
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United States history · 20% of the test
Colonial Era & Revolution
walkthroughCivil War & Reconstruction
walkthroughIndustrialization & Reform
walkthrough20th Century: Wars, Depression & Civil Rights
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Economics · 15% of the test
Supply, Demand & Markets
walkthroughEconomic Systems & Measures
walkthroughPersonal Finance & Consumer Economics
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Geography and the world · 15% of the test
Physical Geography & Map Skills
walkthroughHuman Geography & Migration
walkthroughWorld Systems & Globalization
walkthroughReading Charts, Maps & Data
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