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Test Prep GED Section 1: Social Studies Exam Questions
Section One : Social Studies (Page 4 )

Updated On: 16-Feb-2026
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The button at the left was worn by a demonstrator in the United States in the 1960s.


Which movement was the demonstrator most likely supporting?

  1. the anti-apartheid movement
  2. the anti-Vietnam war movement
  3. the women's liberation movement
  4. the civil rights movement
  5. the environmental movement

Answer(s): D



-- 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.



-- Exhibit --
Based on the information, what happened during Reconstruction to the freedmen's right to vote?

  1. protected by the Reconstruction states
  2. protected by the federal government
  3. restricted over time
  4. extended to freedwomen
  5. unimportant to freedmen

Answer(s): C



Exhibit:

According to the information, the Canadian government is legally committed to which of the following?

  1. protecting the rights of refugees to practice their religion
  2. finding jobs for refugees
  3. providing guaranteed income to refugees
  4. funding refugees who want to run for political office
  5. granting professional licenses to refugees

Answer(s): A



According to the graph at the left, how did consumers in the Netherlands compare with consumers from other countries?

  1. had greater access to the Internet
  2. were more likely to learn computer technology
  3. had less access to shopping malls
  4. owned more computers
  5. shopped more on the Internet

Answer(s): E



-- Exhibit­

-- Exhibit --
Based on the map, which statement is a hypothesis rather than a fact about global tourism in 1997?

  1. Asians toured in Europe and the Americas.
  2. Europeans toured in Africa.
  3. Millions of people visited foreign countries.
  4. Middle Easterners toured in Europe.
  5. Tourism increased goodwill among countries.

Answer(s): E






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