GED® Social Studies: Constitutional Principles & Federalism
A focused Civics & Government course on constitutional principles, federalism, rights, amendments, and how to read founding documents with GED®-level confidence.
📚 Course Curriculum
American civics starts with a simple question: where should government power come from? The Declaration of Independence answers that government gets its just powers from …
Open trial session →Federalism means power is divided between the national government and state governments. This is why the United States has one Constitution for the whole country …
Open trial session →The first ten amendments are the Bill of Rights. They protect freedoms such as religion, speech, press, assembly, petition, due process, trial by jury, and …
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When a GED® passage quotes the Declaration, Constitution, or Bill of Rights, do not panic over old-fashioned wording. First identify who is speaking, what problem …
Open trial session →Course Syllabus
Course Outcomes
📝 Practice Questions
20 interactive questions with instant feedback and explanations.
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