United States History II CLEP Test Study Guide
CLEP History and Social Sciences Tests offer you a broad variety of subjects to CLEP out of in order to get Social Science credits. You can study human interactions and developments with the Human Growth and Development CLEP, Introductory Psychology CLEP or the Introductory Sociology CLEP. These CLEP Tests cover information on the brain, the way we grow and why we do things. Some of the other CLEP tests in this category may need more study as they cover hundreds of years of policy, government and history. Take the time now to decide which area you most want to CLEP out of.

CLEP: CLEP History and Social Sciences Study Guides: United States History II CLEP

History of the United States II CLEP Test Description
The History of the United States II CLEP test covers the information that is taught as the second of two one-semester introductory courses at the college level in U.S. History. This test covers from the 1865 to the present day.

You will be tested on political institutions and public policy, the development of the major political parties, the way of American life, expansion, urbanization and industrialization. Approximately 70% of the test is taken from the year 1865 to the present.

It is important to understand that you do not have to answer each and every question correct to get a passing score. You need to get 50 of 100 correct (in most cases) to pass. The people the write the CLEP tests want you to know about half of the information to get a passing score.

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Credits: 3

# of Questions: 120

Amount of time to complete the test: 90 minutes

Rank of Difficulty: 5

Detailed information in this guide includes:

• Political Institutions, Behavior and Public Policy
• The Causes And Impacts Of Major Wars In American History
• The Development Of American Political Parties
• The Emergence Of Regulatory And Welfare State Legislation
• The Contents Of Constitutional Amendments And Their Interpretations By The Supreme Court
• The Motivations And Character Of American Expansionism
• The Intellectual And Political Expressions Of Liberalism, Conservatism And Other Such Movements
• Long Term Demographic Trends
• The Changing Occupational Structure, Nature Of Work, And Labor Organization
• Immigration And The History Of Racial And Ethnic Minorities
• Urbanization And Industrialization
• Economic Developments
• The Changing Nature Of Agricultural Life
• The Process Of Economic Growth And Development
• Cultural and Intellectual Developments
• Trends In The History Of Women And The Family
• Major Movements And Individual Figures In The History Of American Arts And Literature
• Diplomacy and International Relations
• Test Taking Strategies
• What Your Score Means

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