Chronology, Cause and Effect, and Comparison
History is not just a list of events — it is a chain of causes and effects unfolding in order. Three thinking skills help you make sense of that chain: putting events in chronological order, tracing cause and effect, and comparing events or periods. The test leans on all three. Continue your GED preparation Practice […]
Point of View, Bias, and Propaganda
Every source is written by someone, and that someone has a viewpoint. Learning to notice point of view, bias, and propaganda is one of the most useful social-studies skills — and a favorite of the test. Continue your GED preparation Practice this skill in GED Social Studies for Beginners Use the complete lessons, two printable […]
