01Day one
Diagnostic
½ length · ~40 min
Your starting score on the 100–200 scale.
Read the documents. Pass the test.
A GED Social Studies prep course covering economics, civics and government, and U.S. history — 35 short video lessons with a practice quiz in every lesson. Full-length practice exams are coming soon.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble..."
Which freedom would you cite to defend a peaceful protest?
Economy, civics and government, and U.S. history — taught in the order you'll learn them. The first three lessons are yours to preview.
3 modules · 35 lessons · the first 3 lessons are free to preview
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Every lesson ends with a practice quiz. Full-length timed practice exams are coming soon.
Each lesson ends with a short practice quiz on the same topic, so you find out what stuck before you move on.
Review each quiz attempt with the correct answers and explanations for the questions you missed.
Full-length 70-minute GED Social Studies practice exams under real timing are coming soon.
Every Social Studies practice exam scores on the official 100–200 scale with the same three zones the GED Ready test uses. Same scale, same calculator, same calibre of questions.
Your starting score on the 100–200 scale.
Are you closing the gap, or is one area dragging you?
A Green-zone score here means you’re ready to book.
Confirm the score, or pinpoint the last few points.
Social Studies · official 100–200 scale · 145 is the passing line
The GED Social Studies test rewards readers, not memorizers. Short lessons in economics, civics and U.S. history give you the background the documents assume.
You don't need to. GED Social Studies questions give you a document, chart or map to work from — it isn't a test of memorized dates. The U.S. history module runs in order, from Native peoples to the Civil Rights Movement, so the story holds together.
The civics module breaks it into 13 short lessons — the Bill of Rights, the three branches, checks and balances, how a bill becomes a law — with a quiz after each one.
Nobody does until they're shown. The economy module covers supply and demand, economic indicators, monetary and fiscal policy and personal finance in nine short lessons, in plain English. No textbook jargon.
No monthly subscription. No auto-renew traps. Pick the access window that fits your timeline — every plan includes all four GED subjects and a 7-day refund.
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The first three lessons of every subject are free. Watch them, then pick a plan when you’re ready.