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GED Social Studies: US and World History

Key eras, documents, and turning points in US and world history for GED social studies.

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40 basic cards for GED GED. Set 3 of 3 in GED Social Studies. It opens with "What empire fell in 476 CE, marking the traditional end of the Western Roman" and "What year did Muhammad found Islam?". More Test Prep decks are listed below.

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What empire fell in 476 CE, marking the traditional end of the Western Roman Empire?
Show answerThe Western Roman Empire
What year did Muhammad found Islam?
Show answer610 CE
Who was crowned the first Holy Roman Emperor in 800 CE?
Show answerCharlemagne
Which Chinese dynasty built most of the Great Wall as it stands today?
Show answerThe Ming Dynasty
What ancient Greek city-state reached its cultural and political peak under Pericles?
Show answerAthens
Who was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence?
Show answerThomas Jefferson
In what year was the Declaration of Independence officially adopted?
Show answer1776
What was the first permanent English settlement in North America?
Show answerJamestown
Who was elected as the first President of the United States?
Show answerGeorge Washington
What document establishes the structure and powers of the US federal government?
Show answerThe United States Constitution
What war secured the independence of the United States from Britain?
Show answerThe American Revolutionary War
Which constitutional amendment abolished slavery throughout the United States?
Show answerThe 13th Amendment
What 1860 event triggered 11 Southern states to secede from the Union?
Show answerThe election of Abraham Lincoln
Who delivered the Gettysburg Address during the American Civil War?
Show answerAbraham Lincoln
In what year did the American Civil War end?
Show answer1865

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