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Social Studies Lesson 1

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GED Social Studies Test: What You Need to Know
GED Social Studies 2018 Study Guide
GED Study Guide Lesson 6: Levels and Branches of Government
How to Ace the GED 2018 Bill of Rights
How to remember the 27 amendments
Easy Ways to Remember Amendments

School House Rock -The Preamble

School House Rock- The Branches of Government

Define these words:

Polls
Matriarchy
Reform
Totalitarian
Conservative
Imperialism
Democracy
Nationalism
Sanction
Patriarchy
Authoritarian
Dictator
Liberal
Monarchy
Parliament
Federalism

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Social Studies Lesson 2

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Define these Words

constitution
emancipation
confederation
judicial
revolution
manifest
reconstruction
executive
depression
destiny
legislative
proclamation

HSE Social Studies Lesson 4

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Physical vs Cultural Geography
Human Geography
Regional Geography
Cartography and Technology
Climates
The Egyptians
The Sumerians

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Holy Roman Empire
Federalism
Middle Ages
Martin Luther – Reformation
The Protestants
The Counter Reformation

HSE Social Studies – Lesson 6

In order to be better prepared for the Social Studies test, there are a few videos that will help you on the GED test.

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Mean, Median and Mode
Topics and Main Ideas 
Compare and Contrast
Point of View
Inference
Fact or Opinion
Bias & Stereotype
Identifying Logical Conclusions
Credible
Summarizing Text

HSE Social Studies  – Lesson 7

FINAL REVIEW

 Get a pen and paper.

GED Social Studies Practice Exam

GED Social Studies Practice Exam 2

When question one appears, read it carefully and try to guess the answer before looking at the responses. Then look for the answer in the responses. Write down your response. The question will then be answered by the narrator. Listen to the answer and why you got it right or wrong. Any of these questions could quite possibly be on the GED test.

Landmark U.S. Supreme Court Cases

Brown v. Board of Education  (racial segregation declared unconstitutional)

Plessy v. Ferguson  (upheld separate but equal)

Roe v. Wade  (women have constitutional right to an abortion during first 2 trimesters)

Obergefell v. Hodges (deemed unconstitutional bans on same sex marriages)

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