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On the CLEP U.S. History exam for college credit, the questions are allocated among these topics:

On the CLEP U.S. History exam for college credit, the questions are allocated among these topics:

<br>Political history  - 35%

:Political history  - 35%

<br>Social history - 25%

:Social history - 25%

<br>Cultural and intellectual history - 15%

:Cultural and intellectual history - 15%

<br>Diplomacy and foreign relations - 15%

:Diplomacy and foreign relations - 15%

<br>Economic history - 10%

:Economic history - 10%

On the CLEP exam for U.S. History I, roughly 1/3rd of the questions relate to the time period of 1492 (discovery by [[Christopher Columbus]] to 1789 (the beginning of the federal government of the [[United States]] under the [[U.S. Constitution]], while 2/3rds relate to 1789 to 1877 (the end of [[Reconstruction]]).

On the CLEP exam for U.S. History I, roughly 1/3rd of the questions relate to the time period of 1492 (discovery by [[Christopher Columbus]] to 1789 (the beginning of the federal government of the [[United States]] under the [[U.S. Constitution]], while 2/3rds relate to 1789 to 1877 (the end of [[Reconstruction]]).