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SA-1 syllabus of 10 |
| Answer» Yeee my cbse guide k syllabrs corner m diya hhhhh | |
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Where is vetanam |
| Answer» near china in asia | |
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What are the limitations of civil disobedience movement? |
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Examine the relationship between religion and politics ? |
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Answer» If religion is coming politics it is good for the country but there should not politics in religion or caste .this affect country \'s secerlism If religions is coming in politics or politics work according to religion |
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Explain briefly about three sectors |
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Answer» Primary ,Secondary and Tertiary Please fast |
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Can anyone tell me ki history ke 1st section ke kitne chapters padha rahe h aap lpgo ke skl me |
| Answer» Whole | |
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Explain the Meaning of political party? |
| Answer» A political party is an organised group of people, often with common views, who come together to contest elections and hold power in government. The party agrees on some proposed policies and programmes, with a view to promoting the collective good or furthering their supporters\' interests. | |
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What are the aspects of federalism? |
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Answer» Your welcome... Pragati... Thanks piyush... ? there are different terms of government is has its own jurisdiction in matters of Legislative taxation and administration Central religion and local. The states and the central have equal powers example USA Australia Switzerland. a large country decides to divide its power between the states and the central government. There are two kinds of federations first coming together Federation second holding together Federation. in the holding together Federation have some units have special powers different constituents units have an equal powers example India Spain and Belgium. and the coming together Federation have independent States voluntarily forms a bigger Union and they enhance their security by pooling their soveregintly and identity. Anyone ans plzzzzz.... ? |
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Humayun was to face many challenges when he became the emperor. Describe briefly |
| Answer» After Babur’s death in A.D. 1530, his eldest son Nasiruddin Humayun succeeded to the throne of Agra, the capital city of Babur. But the throne he inherited was not a bed of roses. He was engulfed from all sides with difficulties.Humayun’s Early Difficulties:The new Mughal emperor’s difficulties, both internal and external, were:1. Humayun’s own brothers, Kamran, Askari and Hindal created problems for him. On his deathbed, Babur had advised his eldest son Humayun to treat his brothers well even through they did not deserve it. Babur’s empire was divided into four parts. The major part of course went to Humayun. Kabul and Kandahar were given to Kamran, Sambhal was put under the charge of Askari and Alwar and Mewar went to Hindal. But they were constantly hatching plots and conspiracies against Humayun.2. Babur had won many territories, but he did not find much time to consolidate his empire. The more conquest of territories is never enough to establish a stable empire. Thus, when Humayun came to the throne, he had to contend with political instability.3. The Afghans, through crushed by Babur, were trying to raise their heads and regain their lost territories. Sher Shah Suri was already becoming powerful in Bihar and Bengal.4. Bahadur Shah of Gujarat was also turning into a formidable enemy and had his eyes on the throne of Delhi.5. The Mughal army consisted of soldiers of different nationalities-the Turks, Uzbeks and the Mughals, and thus had no common bond to unite them.6. The Rajputs too had not forgotten their defeat at the hands of the Mughals and were waiting for an opportunity to strike back.Wars against Sher Shah (A.D. 1537-40):Sher Shah had become very active in the east and cherished the dream of driving the Mughals out of India. Sher Shah had captured the fort of Rohtas. Alarmed by the rising power of Sher Shah, Humayun marched against him and reached Chunar. As Sher Shah realized the might of the Mughal of the Mughal army, he avoided any immediate confrontation and let Humayun capture the fort of Gaur. Instead of pursuing Sher Shah, Humayun wasted many months in admiring this fertile province and indulged in pleasure seeking.In the meantime, Sher Shah cut off all supplies to the Mughals from Delhi. Meanwhile Humayun’s own brother Hindal assumed the crown at Agra. Thus, Humayun was forced to leave Gaur and proceed to Agra. For a while, Sher Shah did not attempt to stop the Mughals, but when they reached Chausa near Buxar, the Afghan leader blocked their way. The two armies faced each other for some time. Then one day Sher Shah crossed the Ganga and launched a sudden attack on the Mughal forces. They were completely routed. Humayun himself barely managed to escape. This victory made Sher Shah the undisputed master Bengal and Bihar.After his escape from Buxar, Humayun managed to reach Agra and began to make preparations to avenge his defeat. Sher Shah advanced up to Kanauj and encamped on the banks of the Ganga. A fierce battle was fought in A.D. 1540 in which the Mughal army was defeated. The Mughal emperor had to flee for his life, while Sher Shah became the master Delhi and Agra and thus the ruler of India.After his defeat at Kanauj, Humayun wandered in the desert Rajputana. It was during his exile that he met Hamida Bano, whom he married and who later gave birth to Akbar at Amarkot. At Amarkot, Humayun also met Bairam Khan who became his trusted friend and later the guardian of Akbar. Leaving Akbar under the charge of Bairam, Humayun proceeded to Persia to seek the help of the Shah of Persia. The Shah of Persia promised to help, Humayun if he agreed to hand over the fort of Kandhar. With the help Persian troops, Humayun was able to conquer Kandhar. By this time, Sher Shah was dead and his successors were weak and incompetent. Humayun was able to defeat Sikander Suri and occupy the thrones of both Delhi and Agra.But Humayun was not destinated to rule for long. He barely ruled for six months when one day he slipped on the staircase of the library of the Old Fort at Delhi and died in A.D. 1556. His tomb still stands in Delhi.\xa0 | |
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Why Gandhi ji called off civil disobedience movement? |
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Answer» Thanks... Its my pleasure... Thanks very much piyush... ? By the end of 1930 the civil disobedience movement head spread in many parts of India......(a) the colonial government began to use Eastern step to stop the mass agitation various Congress leaders were arrested which led to widespread violent clashes with the police. (B) Mahatma Gandhi himself was attacks which led to attack on police posts Municipal buildings law courts etc.(c) the arrest of Abdul Gaffar Khan in Peshawar resulted in a demonstration and define of police authority by the proved many died in the clash. Hi guys plz ans my question ..... |
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Why all parts of service sector are not growing equally? |
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Answer» Because in service sector large number of partially skilled people are appointed as well as less number of people who are really skilled!!But only the completely skilled people are benefitted in the society.I hope the ans is convincing!! Do u know ans of this question ???? |
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Define agriculture in brief |
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Answer» Agriculture is a primary activity , which produces most of the food that we consume . Beside food grains it also produce produces row material for various industries . Agriculture is a primary activity that produces most of the food that we consume besides food grains it also produces raw materials for various industries. |
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Guidance |
| Answer» Me too ???? | |
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What is par capita income |
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Answer» Pre capita income means average income Per capita income or average income measures the average income earned per person in a given area in a specified year. It is calculated by dividing the area\'s total income by its total population. |
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What does BMI stand for |
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Answer» BMI stand for body mass index Body mass index (BMI) = the ratio of a person\'s weight (kg) to the square of height (meters) |
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How do political leaders accommodate the demands of any community? |
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Write five Difference between cross cutting and overlapping? |
| Answer» cross cutting Under cross cutting, people shares common interests on one issue but are likely to be different on another issue .In Netherlands people were common as they are Christian but divided into catholics and prostants .the class and religion difference tends to cross cut across each otherWe can easily accommodate over the cross cutting social difference Over lapping These social divisions take place when some social differences overlap with many other differences .In india dalits are said to be poor and homeless and over tjese difference they are also discriminated and face injustice .These kinds of situation produce social division which are harmful for democracy and weaken its basic foundation. | |
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What is rat-hunt? |
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Answer» Hi To stop the spread of plague, as rat hunt was started in 1902. Vietnamese workers were hired for the task and were paid for each rat being caught. People began to catch rats in thousands. The payment was done when a tail of a rat was shown as a proof that a rat had been killed. Many people began just clipping the tails and collecting the bounty. Many people even began to raise rat to earn more. This incident showed that at some juncture even the superior power of a colonial master fails and even the weak can assume a very strong bargaining position. When French started to built the modern Hanoi and did not modern old part of Hanoi then,.... |
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Explain the role of education and health in overall development of a country |
| Answer» (i) Role of education : It plays a vital role in the overall development of a human being and society, therefore stress on imparting education has been given up in our constitution.(ii) Role of Health : The general health standard in India is quite low. This is quite inevitable as nearly one fourth of the population lives below the poverty line.(iii) A community : based programme on health care and medical services in rural areas are launched. As a result of these efforts, there has been a fall in the incidence of certain diseases like tuberculosis, leprosy and polio.\xa0 | |
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Who was borrom haussman |
| Answer» Haussmanisation of Paris In 1852, Napoleon III became the ruler of Paris and decided to rebuild Paris. The chief architect of the new Paris was Baron Haussmann. He designed straight, broad avenues or boulevards, and open spaces and transplanted full grown trees. The poor were evicted from the centre of Paris to reduce the possibility of political rebellion and to beautify the city. By 1870, about one-fifth of the streets of Paris were the creation of Haussmann. | |
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What is a meaning of this statement s? Cast in politics Politics in cast |
| Answer» Caste in politics explains how caste is an important factor in elections and also it refers to various forms caste can take in politics, and how this issue which is indeed a social factor gets politicised.Politics in caste,expalins how politics impacts caste, it explains how various caste based groups are trying to assert their rights in their quest to acquire power and authority. | |
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Which rights are denied to people in non democratic regime. Write any three |
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Why teritary sector called service sector |
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Answer» Because tertiary sector act as a support of primary and secondary sector to provide the service. Since the activities of tertiary sector generate services rather than goods, it is called service sector. It includes some essential services that may not directly help in the production of goods. We require teachers, doctors and those who provide personal services such as washermen, barbers, cobblers, lawyers and people to do administrative and accounting works. In recent times, certain new services based on information technology such as Internet cafe, ATM booths, call centres, software companies, etc. have become important. |
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What was feminist movement |
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Note on. Guiseppe mazzini |
| Answer» (i) Giuseppe Mazzini was born in Genoa on June 22nd, 1807 in a middleclass family.(ii) He was a patriot, Italian revolutionary, founder of Young Italy and animportant figure in liberal nationalism.(iii) He was one of the three revolutionaries who made a significantcontribution in Italian unification. His efforts led to the unification ofItaly.(iv) In 1830, he joined the revolutionary Carbonari (a secret association withpolitical purposes) for which he was arrested soon and put in jail.(v) There he organised a new political society called Young Italy, whose basicprinciple was the union of the several states and kingdoms into onerepublic.(vi) He founded underground societies like Young Italy in Marseilles, andYoung Europe in Berne.(vii) To evoke people’s reaction Mazzini wrote several essays that voiced theinjustice to the working class such as the peasants, professionals,artists, and intellectuals.(viii) He was elected as a member of a constituent assembly and acquired theresponsibility of framing a constitution for the Roman Republic. | |
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“For development people look at a mix of goals.” How? Explain with suitable examples |
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Answer» Consider an example , If we get a job in a far off place before accepting it we would try to consider many factors ,apart from income ,such as facilities for our families, working atmosphere ,or opportunity to learn . In other case ,A job may give us less pay but may offer regular employment that enhances our sense of security , it has good working environment, good roadwage syestem, better education facilities etc. Then we will choose the second option . That\'s why for development people look at a mix of goals. For egPeople want better income with job securityHealth allowancesBetter education for their children and many more. |
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Analyse the disadvantages of decentralization |
| Answer» It creates feeling of groupism | |
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How can more jobs be created in the field of education? Explain with examples |
| Answer» By recruit more teachersBy recruit staff membersBy constructing more buildingsBy providing effective facilities | |
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How many articles are there in our constitution? |
| Answer» 395 articles and 8 schedules ,I am not sure corretly ...... | |
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What is PDS system |
| Answer» Public Distribution System: A food security system established by the government of india to provide essential items at subsidised rate. | |
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When was scohalor revolt occured? |
| Answer» The Scholars Revolt started in 1868 against French control and the spread of Christianity.It was led by officials at the imperial court angered by the spread of Catholicism andFrench power. | |
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How the gdp is calculated |
| Answer» The follwing equation is used to calculate GDP. GDP= C+I+G+( X-M ) where , C =Consumer spending I =Bussiness investment G = Government spending (X-M)=net export(export-import ). | |
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What is power shering |
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Answer» Power sharing\xa0in simple words is\xa0sharing\xa0of responsibility &\xa0powers\xa0among diffent organ of govenment.Power sharing\xa0is a strategy for resolving disputes over who should have the powerful position in the social hierarchy.There is horizontal and vertical division of powers.Horizontal division implies power is\xa0shared among different organs of the government such as the legislature,executive and judiciary.Vertical division implies power is shared by the government in\xa0centre,state and village level. Power sharing is desirable because of two main reasons. They are\tPrudential reason: It reduces any chances of conflicts between social groups. By avoiding conflicts, political stability and unity of the country can be maintained. Dictatorship of the majority community can be oppressive for the minority and can even wreck the majority community as well.\tMoral reason: Power sharing is the true spirit of democracy. Every section of community has the right to be consulted on how they are to be governed. Governance should be carried out keeping in mind the larger interests of each section of the community. |
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What happened in 19century |
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Name any one athlete who raised the issue of civil rights in the mexico olympics |
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How the first world war led to economic boom in britain |
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Answer» (1) After the First World War, Britain lost its earlier position of dominance in the Indian market, and internationally it failed to compete with Japan whose economy was growing higher.(2) Moreover, to deal with war expenditures, Britain had borrowed liberally from the US. This meant that, at the end of the War, Britain was under huge external debts.(3) The War gave rise to an economic boom, that is, a huge increase in demand, production and employment. When the war boom ended, production went down and unemployment increased.(4) At the same time, the British government reduced unnecessary war expenditures stream line with peacetime revenues. These developments led to huge job losses.\xa0 Answer please |
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What is NIEO and IBRD |
| Answer» NIEO is the New International Economic Order. NIEO was a set of proposals put forward during the 1970s by the developing countries .The International Bank for Reconstitution and Development (popularly known as World Bank) was set up as a result of the decision taken in Bretton Woods Conference New Hampshire. The I.B.R.D. or World Bank was set up on December 27, 1945. | |
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Explain briefly about frankfurt parliament ????? |
| Answer» In the German regions a large number of political associations whose members were middle-class professionals, businessmen and prosperous artisans came together in the city of Frankfurt and decided to vote for an all-German National Assembly. On 18 May 1848, 831 elected representatives marched in a festive procession to take their places in the Frankfurt parliament convened in the church of St Paul. They drafted a constitution for a German nation to be headed by a monarchy subject to a parliament. While the opposition of the aristrocracy and military became stronger, the social basis of parliament eroded. In the end troops were called in and the assembly was forced to disband. | |
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How is money transferred from one bank account to another? Explain with the example |
| Answer» Money Transfer from one bank account to another bank account:If a person has to make a payment to his or her friend and writes a cheque for a specific amount, this means that the person instructs his bank to pay this amount to his friend. His friend takes this cheque and deposit in his account in the bank. This said amount is transferred from one bank account to another bank account. | |
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What is corn laws? |
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Answer» Extremely thanks Yogita Ingle From the late 18 th century, the demand for foodgrains increased in Britain due to population growth. As urban areas expanded due to industrialisation, the demand for agricultural products went up, pushing up foodgrain prices. Under pressure from landed groups, the government also restricted the import of corn. The laws allowing the government to restrict the import of corn were commonly known as the Corn Laws. |
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How was french indo china formed? |
| Answer» (i) French troops landed in Vietnam in 1858.(ii) By the mid-1880s, they had established a firm grip over the northern region.(iii) After the Franco-Chinese war, the French assumed control of Tonkin and Anaam, in 1887, French Indo-China was formed. | |
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What was an Ukiyo? |
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What is the name of the ore from which we get aluminium? |
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Answer» Ya its Bauxite ore Bauxite ore |
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what was happen during the first Round table conference 1929 |
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Answer» The congress boycotted the first Round table conference of 1929. Except Mahatma Gandhi no one happy |
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How did the various participants saw the movement ( civil disobedient movement ) |
| Answer» Although there were different groups of participants,they had different demands too:Business class:They were hurridely expanding their business but now they faced a problem.It was colonial restriction on business activities.They were there interested in gaining protection against the competition which will be bring by the import of foreign goods.To organise business interest they formed Federation of the Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industries(FICC)led by Ny Thakurdas & GD birla.\xa0Industrialist: many did not took part in this movement except the industrialist in Nagpur, they took part in this movement to fight against low wages and poor working conditions.\xa0 | |
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why was vernec ular act was passed\xa0 |
| Answer» In India this act was passed(Act IX of 1878) to prevent the freedom of the Indian press from expressing their criticism towards the British polices—notably, After the Anglo-Afghan war of 1878–80, a large opposition was raised up.This act excluded english publications as it was meant to control seditious writing in \'publications in Oriental languages\' everywhere in the country, except for the South. | |
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What is the difference between formal and informal sector in a point answer |
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Answer» Rich people prefer to formal sector and poor people refer to informal Formal sector includes RBI,ICICIbanks and informal sector include moneylender, traders etc. In formal sector there is collateral and in informal there is no collateral In easy way we can say that formal sector is goverment sector or informal is private explain it in the question |
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What is power sharing describe |
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Answer» (Or)Power sharing between two government Ex:China It ensure the stability of differ social groups Power sharing is a system of govt. In which powers are divided b/w centeral ,state &local govt. |
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What was the aim of Rio de janerio Summit? |
| Answer» The main aim of rio de Janeiro summit was to eliminate poverty, hunger, sickness, illiteracy and deterioration of the environment | |
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What is formal sector and informal sector loans? |
| Answer» Formal sector loans:\tThese loans are supervised by the RBI.\tThe terms of credit are fixed and the rate of interest is not very high.\tIt follows the rules and regulations set by the government.\tIt comprises 52% of the total loans given in the country.Informal sector loans:\tThese consists of loans from moneylenders, landlords, friends, relatives, etc.\tThese are not under the control of RBI.\tThe rate of interests are very high.\tIt doesn\'t follow any rules and regulations.\tIt comprises 48% of the total loans given in the country. | |