GED Social Studies - GED-Social-Studies무료 덤프문제 풀어보기
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Which conclusion about world religions in 1995 is confirmed in the chart to the left?
Which conclusion about world religions in 1995 is confirmed in the chart to the left?
정답: E
These excerpts are taken from which of the following documents?
정답: E
By February 1861, seven Southern states had seceded from the United States. Meeting in Montgomery, Alabama, they formed the Confederate States of America. Their plan of
government proclaimed the "sovereign and independent character" of each state and the right to hold slaves as property.
Which political belief or principle did the Confederate plan of government support?
government proclaimed the "sovereign and independent character" of each state and the right to hold slaves as property.
Which political belief or principle did the Confederate plan of government support?
정답: D
Exhibit: Which conclusion about ancient forests in the United States does the map to the left best support?
정답: C
The National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), the "motor voter" law, went into effect on January 1, 1995.The act's purpose was to ease voter registration by allowing voters to register when they apply for or renew drivers' licenses, enter the military, or apply for public assistance.
Which reason best explains why Congress passed the NVRA?
Which reason best explains why Congress passed the NVRA?
정답: A
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Which of the following governmental actions would the marchers in the photograph most likely want to happen?
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Which of the following governmental actions would the marchers in the photograph most likely want to happen?
정답: E
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According to the map, what would most drastically change the pattern of global grain trade?
According to the map, what would most drastically change the pattern of global grain trade?
정답: C
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For hundreds of years, a huge desert, the Sahara, separated and protected West Africa from European and Asian armies. However, eventually, between the years 1000 and 1500 A.D., Arab Muslim trading caravans from the north and east linked the trading world to three African kingdoms, one of which was Ghana. Ghana's king ruled more than a million people by the 11th century A.D. Ghana became a rich empire because it controlled the trade routes between the salt mines in the Sahara and the gold mines farther south. The Muslim kings of Mali conquered Ghana by the end of the 13th century. Mali's capital city, Timbuktu, became a great center of Islamic religion, learning, art, and trade.The Emperor Mansa Musa made Mali the center of gold production and African-Eurasian trade.
Eventually, the Songhai Empire conquered Mali in 1468 A.D. The empire reestablished Timbuktu as a great Muslim trading center in West Africa. Traders throughout Africa sought Songhai's tin and leather products. Songhai grew and ultimately controlled an area of 1,500 miles across West Africa.
Adapted from The Age of Calamity, A.D. 1300-1400 (Richmond, Va.: Time-Life Books, 1989), 143-148; T. Walter Wallbank et al., History and Life, 4th ed. (Glenview, Ill.: Scott, Foresman, and Co., 1993) 283-286, 324-329.
-- Exhibit -Which conclusion about the history of West African states is best supported by the information?
For hundreds of years, a huge desert, the Sahara, separated and protected West Africa from European and Asian armies. However, eventually, between the years 1000 and 1500 A.D., Arab Muslim trading caravans from the north and east linked the trading world to three African kingdoms, one of which was Ghana. Ghana's king ruled more than a million people by the 11th century A.D. Ghana became a rich empire because it controlled the trade routes between the salt mines in the Sahara and the gold mines farther south. The Muslim kings of Mali conquered Ghana by the end of the 13th century. Mali's capital city, Timbuktu, became a great center of Islamic religion, learning, art, and trade.The Emperor Mansa Musa made Mali the center of gold production and African-Eurasian trade.
Eventually, the Songhai Empire conquered Mali in 1468 A.D. The empire reestablished Timbuktu as a great Muslim trading center in West Africa. Traders throughout Africa sought Songhai's tin and leather products. Songhai grew and ultimately controlled an area of 1,500 miles across West Africa.
Adapted from The Age of Calamity, A.D. 1300-1400 (Richmond, Va.: Time-Life Books, 1989), 143-148; T. Walter Wallbank et al., History and Life, 4th ed. (Glenview, Ill.: Scott, Foresman, and Co., 1993) 283-286, 324-329.
-- Exhibit -Which conclusion about the history of West African states is best supported by the information?
정답: E
Which activity is an example of competition within a group?
정답: B