GED GED Certification GED-Social-Studies

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我々のGED-Social-Studies模擬問題集は的中率が高いです

受験者たちにヘルプを提供するために、我々の専門家たちによって、過去の数年の試験のデータを整理し分析して、今の的中率の高いGED-Social-Studies模擬問題集を開発します。今まで、弊社のGED-Social-Studies試験問題集を利用する受験者たちはすべて試験に合格しました。受験者としてのあなたはこういう問題集を入手する必要があるかもしれません。的中率が高くて、GED-Social-Studies認定試験にパスするチャンスが多くなっています。あなたに大ヘルプが提供できると希望します。我々のGED-Social-Studies試験問題集を利用すると、GED-Social-Studies認定の準備をする時に時間をたくさん節約することができます。100％の通過率で、あなたは気楽で難しいGED-Social-Studies試験に合格できます。

GED Social Studies 認定 GED-Social-Studies 試験問題:

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Which technology helped the explorers complete the journeys shown on the map?

A) windmill
B) steam engine
C) chariot wheel
D) electricity
E) compass

2. Exhibit:

Which fundamental political principle supports the use of visas in international travel?

A) give foreign aid
B) protect the freedom of the seas
C) ensure a person's right to privacy
D) control its borders
E) give humanitarian aid

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This letter was written by a member of the American Anti-Slavery Society.
To Mr. T. D. Weld
Dear Sir:
"You have been appointed an agent of the American Anti-Slavery Society. . . . Our object is the overthrow of American slavery. We expect to accomplish this, mainly by showing to the public its true character . . . its denial of the first principles of religion, morals, and humanity. . . .
"You will teach everywhere, the great fundamental principle of IMMEDIATE ABOLITION, as the duty of all masters. . . . Insist principally on the SIN OF SLAVERY, because our main hope is in the consciences of men.
"The people of color ought at once to be emancipated and recognized as citizens, and their rights secured, equal in all respects to others, according to the fundamental principle laid down in the American Declaration of Independence."
Letters of Theodore Dwight Weld, Angelina Grimke Weld, and Sarah Grimke, Volume I (New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1934), 124-28.

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The writer of the letter assumed which of the following statements was true?

A) Slavery was morally offensive to many Americans.
B) Slavery could only be ended by violence.
C) Slavery was supported by the churches of America.
D) Slavery was supported by the Declaration of Independence.
E) Slavery was a subject that women should not discuss.

4.
Which most resembles in nature and purpose the vehicle inspection report?

A) ruling that redraws voting districts
B) program to encourage music appreciation
C) special holiday to honor war veterans
D) permit that approves an electrician's work
E) decision to rename a school

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The responsibilities of a citizen who lives in a democracy are similar in some ways to those of a citizen in a totalitarian state. For example, a citizen under either system is expected to pay taxes and vote.
However, there are important differences between the two systems. In a democracy, a citizen is expected to respect the rights and opinions of others. The state encourages citizens to become involved in community groups and allows political protest. In a democracy, a citizen has more rights and freedom to carry out his duties. The state exists for the good of the citizen.
In a totalitarian society, the state controls every aspect of human life, and the citizen exists for the good of the state. The primary responsibility of the citizen is to obey and follow. The citizen can vote for only government-approved candidates. The ruling party members or people who support them fill all offices and law-making bodies. Some criticism of the state may be allowed. However, any citizen activity that could interfere with the state, such as a protest march, is outlawed in a totalitarian state
Adapted from Raymond Yuen, publisher, The Way to U.S. Citizenship (Carlsbad, Calif.: Dominie Press, Inc., 1997),116; World Book Encyclopedia, Volume 19 (Chicago: World Book, Inc., 2001), 344.
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Which conclusion about citizenship in the world between 1950 and 2000 is best supported by information in the graph?

A) Fewer citizens live in states with democratic governments.
B) Citizens had more voting opportunities in the first half of the 20th century.
C) Totalitarian governments have disappeared from the world.
D) Citizen protests were common between 1950 and 2000.
E) More citizen participation in government has led to more democracy.

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