GED Social Studies Lessons

GED Social Studies Lessons are provided by Onsego.

Onsego offers a complete GED Prep Course that GED Testing Service recognizes as 100% aligned with the GED test.

During the GED test, your problem-solving skills will be measured. The GED Social Studies test must be completed in about 70 minutes.

The topics covered will help you understand GED® Social Studies questions better.

You don’t need to register to participate in these lessons. Just click a link with a name of a lesson and follow the instructions on the screen.

Our lessons are a great support to get you all set for the real thing efficiently.

If you follow these lessons and take a few practice tests, you’ll get used to the question types found on the GED test.

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• Questions You Need to Answer to Pass the GED Social Studies Test

The U.S. History

• Discovering America
• Jamestown
• 13 Colonies
• Revolutionary War Begins
• Declaring Independence
• Winning the Revolutionary War
• Conflict Between North and South
• Civil War
• The Civil War Ends
• World War I
• Great Depression
• World War II

Important Historical Documents

• Bill of Rights
• Constitution
• Emancipation Proclamation
• 13th Amendment-Abolition of Slavery
• 19th Amendment- women’s right to vote
• Civil Rights Act

Government And Civics

• The United States Government
• Local Government
• American Citizen Rights and Responsibilities

Geography

• Geography USA
• Land and Climate

Check also:

• Critical Thinking

These lessons are a part of our GED Social Studies Guide module.

The section of the Social Studies Test includes a wide range of subject matter, and our free video lessons and practice tests address all topics that are on the GED Social Studies test.

The GED test is a pretty challenging high school equivalency exam. In fact, the passing standards are so high that some 40 percent of all high school grads would not pass on the first try. So get well prepared.

Many examples and concepts are based on evidence from the world around us and displayed on charts and other visuals.

These lessons are aligned with Common Core Standards and the GED Social Studies test. The GED credential is nationally recognized as equivalent to a standard high school diploma.