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CLEP Western Civilization II Practice Test
Prepare for your CLEP® Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present exam with our comprehensive practice test questions, study tips, and exam-focused resources. At Prepsaret, we provide free practice tests, study guides, flashcards, and expert prep tools to help you earn college credit faster and more affordably.
The College Board administers the College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP®), which offers affordable exams that allow students to earn college credit for knowledge gained through prior coursework, independent study, or real-world experience.
The CLEP Western Civilization II exam covers European history from 1648 to the present day and is equivalent to the second semester of a typical Western Civilization college course.
By taking and passing the CLEP Western Civilization II exam, you may be able to:
- Earn three or more college credits
- Save money compared to a full semester course
- Graduate on time—or even ahead of schedule
- Add flexibility to your degree program
- Skip weeks of lectures, readings, and exams
Before registering, be sure to confirm that your college or university accepts CLEP Western Civilization II credit.
CLEP Western Civilization II Exam Test Format
Basic Test Information
- Exam Name: CLEP® Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present
- Number of Questions: Approximately 120 multiple-choice questions
- Time Limit: 90 minutes
- Test Format: Computer-delivered
- Administration: Year-round
- Exam Fee: $97
Some questions are pretest questions and do not count toward your final score.
Eligibility
There are no eligibility requirements for taking the CLEP Western Civilization II exam. CLEP exams are open to anyone, regardless of age or educational background.
Common test-takers include:
- High school students preparing to graduate
- Homeschool students
- Current college students
- Adults returning to school
- Professionals seeking career advancement
- Graduate program applicants completing undergraduate prerequisites
CLEP Western Civilization II Exam Outline
The CLEP Western Civilization II exam evaluates your ability to understand, analyze, and interpret historical developments from 1648 to the modern era. Questions may involve passages, maps, charts, images, and political cartoons.
I. Absolutism and Constitutionalism, 1648–1715 (7%–9%)
Topics include:
- The Dutch Republic
- The English Revolution
- France under Louis XIV
- Formation of Austria and Prussia
- Westernization of Russia
II. Competition for Empire and Economic Expansion (4%–6%)
Topics include:
- Global economy of the eighteenth century
- Europe after the Treaty of Utrecht (1713–1740)
- Demographic change in the eighteenth century
III. The Scientific View of the World (5%–7%)
Topics include:
- Major figures of the Scientific Revolution
- New knowledge of man and society
- Political theory
IV. Period of Enlightenment (7%–9%)
Topics include:
- Enlightenment thought
- Enlightened despotism
- Partition of Poland
V. Revolution and Napoleonic Europe (10%–13%)
Topics include:
- The French Revolution
- Revolutionary Europe
- The French Empire
- Congress of Vienna
VI. The Industrial Revolution (7%–9%)
Topics include:
- Agricultural and industrial revolution
- Causes of industrialization
- Economic and social impact on working and middle classes
- British reform movement
VII. Political and Cultural Developments, 1815–1848 (6%–8%)
Topics include:
- Conservatism
- Liberalism
- Nationalism
- Socialism
- Revolutions of 1830 and 1848
VIII. Politics and Diplomacy in the Age of Nationalism, 1850–1914 (8%–10%)
Topics include:
- Unification of Italy and Germany
- Austria-Hungary
- Russia
- France
- Socialism and labor unions
- European diplomacy (1871–1900)
IX. Economy, Culture, and Imperialism, 1850–1914 (7%–9%)
Topics include:
- Demography
- World economy of the nineteenth century
- Technological developments
- Science, philosophy, and the arts
- Imperialism in Africa and Asia
X. World War I and the Russian Revolution (10%–12%)
Topics include:
- Causes of World War I
- Economic and social impact of the war
- Peace settlements
- Russian Revolution of 1917 and its effects
XI. Europe Between the Wars (7%–9%)
Topics include:
- The Great Depression
- International politics (1919–1939)
- Stalin’s five-year plans and purges
- Italy and Germany between the wars
- Interwar cultural developments
XII. The Second World War and Contemporary Europe (8%–10%)
Topics include:
- Causes and course of World War II
- Postwar Europe
- Science, philosophy, the arts, and religion
- Social and political developments
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Additional Resources
Study Guide
Dive deeper into key historical periods with our comprehensive CLEP Western Civilization II Study Guide. Includes detailed lessons, practice questions, and expert explanations.
Flashcards
Reinforce key events, figures, movements, and terminology with easy-to-use CLEP Western Civilization II flashcards.
Registration
The CLEP Western Civilization II exam is administered year-round on a flexible schedule through the College Board website.
To register:
- Create or log in to your College Board account
- Select the CLEP Western Civilization II exam
- Choose in-person or remote testing
- Select your test date and time
- Pay the $97 exam fee
Your CLEP account allows you to manage exams, view scores, and request transcripts.
Testing Options
Testing In-Person
- Arrive 15–30 minutes early
- Bring a valid government-issued photo ID
- Print and bring your exam ticket
- Store personal belongings in provided lockers
Testing Remotely
Before registering, ensure you meet system requirements:
- PC desktop or laptop (Macs and tablets not supported)
- Windows 10 operating system
- Latest version of Google Chrome
- Camera and microphone
- Speakers (headphones not allowed)
- Reliable internet connection
You must download the ETS Online Test application and Proctortrack software to complete remote testing.
Test Day
In-Person Testing
- Present photo ID and exam ticket
- Leave all personal items outside the testing room
Remote Testing
- Log in 30 minutes early
- Complete identity verification
- Scan your testing room
- Begin the exam once approved by the proctor
No one may enter your testing area during the exam.
Scoring Information
- One point is awarded for each correct answer
- No penalty for incorrect or skipped questions
- Raw scores are converted to a scaled score ranging from approximately 20 to 80
You will receive:
- An unofficial score immediately after testing
- An official score report the next day in your CLEP account
Passing Score
There is no universal passing score. Each college sets its own CLEP credit policy. A scaled score of 50 or higher is commonly recommended.
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At Prepsaret, we help students earn college credit faster and with confidence. Our CLEP Western Civilization II prep materials are designed to:
- Break down complex historical periods into clear lessons
- Provide realistic practice questions with detailed explanations
- Improve document, map, and data interpretation skills
- Build confidence through structured exam preparation
All materials are developed by experienced educators and test-prep experts.
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Prepsaret is not affiliated with or endorsed by the College Board. CLEP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, this product.
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FAQs About Western Civilization II
There are approximately 120 multiple-choice questions.
The exam has a 90-minute time limit.
There is no universal passing score. Each college sets its own requirements.
The exam fee is $97.
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