GED Social Studies - GED-Social-Studies FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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Which of the following economic conditions is illustrated in the diagram at the left?

Exhibit: Which action of the Mexican government would most likely help reverse the trend between 1977 and 2000 shown in the graph?

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Events on the time line most likely contributed to the development of which benefit to people in their daily lives?

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Andrew Carnegie stated that:
"Surplus wealth is a sacred trust which its possessor is bound to administer in his lifetime for the good of the community. . ."
Based on this statement, which belief did Andrew Carnegie most likely hold?

A primary source is an eyewitness account of an event, original document, or article created or written by people who took part in the event.
According to this definition, which is a primary source for learning about life in Africa?

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The above photograph illustrates the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in August 1963, attended by an estimated 200,000 people.In the left center of the photograph, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., can be seen marching with the group carrying signs.
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Which circumstances in the United States in 1963 most likely motivated people to march?

During the Neolithic period, some human groups changed from nomadic hunting and
gathering groups to settled farming communities.They began to make major changes in theirenvironments.They domesticated plants and animals that could supply a surplus of food.As a result, populations grew and groups established towns.Humans in these settled communities began to do different types of work: hunting, farming, weaving, and governing.
Humans at this time developed new technologies such as the wheel, farming tools, irrigation methods, and building materials.This set the stage for the development of civilization and the ability of humans to write.
Source: Adapted from Hitchens and Roupp, Barron's SAT II World History (Hauppage, NY: Barron's Educational Series, 1996), 11.
What single human accomplishment enabled humans to live in towns?

In addressing the nation, President Kennedy referred to Cuba as "that imprisoned island."

In President Kennedy's view, how was Cuba imprisoned?

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Based on your knowledge of the American Revolutionary War and the information presented, which of the following was an outcome of the Battle of Trenton?

Which law in the new Czech Republic would Michal Huzak and those who share his beliefs most likely have supported?

In 1885, Granville T. Woods patented a device that combined the telegraph (first used in the 1840s) with the telephone (patented in the 1870s) and called it a "telegraphony." Instead of reading or writing the Morse code signals, an operator could speak near the telegraph key. This device made it possible to receive oral and signaled messages clearly over the same line.In addition to the telegraph, telephone, and telegraphony, the typewriter was invented around this time.
Which of the following statements best describes the long-term effects of these inventions on life in the United States in the early twentieth century?

-- Exhibit -At the end of the Civil War, at a time period called Reconstruction, the U.S. government planned to rebuild and re-establish the states that had been a part of the Confederacy. Supporting the former slaves as free citizens (freedmen) was one important goal of the federal government.Radical Republicans, mostly Northerners, pushed for federal legislation that granted the vote to freedmen. Gradually, by the 1880s, however, many states enforced policies that restricted the freedmen's right to vote. In that instance, Reconstruction has been evaluated as a failure.


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Which political development in the late twentieth century reinforced the goal of protecting the rights that had been granted to freedmen during Reconstruction?

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Which statement of opinion supports continued funding for projects such as those on the time line in the 1980s and 1990s?

For which expense would a person most likely use a payroll deduction plan to buy savings bonds?