âTheir fight against and defeat of colonialism brought us political independence.â âWhat, for instance, is the difference, if any, between imperialism and colonialism?â âIn Africa the wars in Angola and Mozambique began as struggles against colonialism.â
Quick Answer. The SAT composite score is the aggregate score of all three main sections of your SAT test. Many colleges require incoming students to take the SAT test to determine if the students are academically ready to move on to study at an institute of higher learning.
You'll earn one ACT score (1 to 36) on each test (English, Math, Reading and Science) and a composite ACT score, which is an average of these four tests. Usually, when people ask about your score, they're referring to your composite ACT score. The composite score falls between 1 and 36. The national average is about 21. If, for example, you scored 31 on the English, 30 on the Math, 29 on the Reading and 30 on the Science, your composite ACT score would be 30.