GACE Middle Grades Social Science (015) Prep
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Course Description
Overview
If you need help getting ready to take the GACE Middle Grades Social Science exam, use our informative GACE 015 course. These short lessons outline all the topics you could be tested on so you can increase your chances of passing the exam.
Syllabus
- Ch 1. About the GACE Test
- Ch 2. European Colonies in North America (1497-1732)
- Ch 3. Important Events Leading to the American Revolution
- Ch 4. Events & Leaders of the American Revolution
- Ch 5. The Making of a Nation after the American Revolution
- Ch 6. The Virginia Dynasty
- Ch 7. Manifest Destiny & American Expansion
- Ch 8. Everyday Life in Antebellum America
- Ch 9. Jacksonian Democracy
- Ch 10. American Civil War & Reconstruction Overview
- Ch 11. Westward Expansion, Industrialization & Urbanization (1870-1900)
- Ch 12. American Imperialism & World War I
- Ch 13. The Progressive Era of the Early 20th Century
- Ch 14. 1920s America
- Ch 15. America and the Great Depression
- Ch 16. U.S. Involvement in World War ll (1941-1945)
- Ch 17. Post-World War ll America (1946-1959)
- Ch 18. The Cold War in America (1950-1973)
- Ch 19. Civil Rights & Other Movements in the US (1954-1973)
- Ch 20. America in the 1970s
- Ch 21. America in the 1980s
- Ch 22. Recent American History (1992-2013)
- Ch 23. The History of Georgia
- Ch 24. Introduction to Government
- Ch 25. Introduction to Economics
- Ch 26. American Government
- Ch 27. Latin American History
- Ch 28. Canadian History
- Ch 29. European History: Geography, Colonization, WWI & Russia
- Ch 30. European History: The 1920s & 1930s
- Ch 31. European History: The Rise of Fascism
- Ch 32. European History: World War II
- Ch 33. European History: Post-War Europe
- Ch 34. European History: Cold War Europe
- Ch 35. European History: Integration in Europe after the Soviet Union
- Ch 36. Australian History
- Ch 37. Overview of African History
- Ch 38. Asian History
- Ch 39. GACE Middle Grades Social Science Flashcards
- Ch 40. History of Political Parties in the U.S.
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