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       Social science Sample paper                           SECTION B                   ( 3×6=18)  17 . Name two main 'Satyagrah' movements organised by Mahatma Gandhi successfully in favour of Peasants in 1916 and 1917. Ans: i) Indigo  planters Movement in champaran, Bihar in 1916.          ii) Peasants in the demand for relaxation of revenue collection.  18. Explain any three beliefs of the conservatism that emerged after 1815. Ans: Three beliefs of conservatism that emerged after 1815 we're:        i) Established and traditional institutions of state and society like monarchy , the church, property and family should be preserved.    ii) They believed in the modernization of the traditional Institution to strengthen them, rather than returning to the society of pre-revolutionar...

            SOCIAL SCIENCE SAMPLE PAPER 1                       SECTION-A             ( 1×16= 16)  1. What was the main intention behind " Treaty of Vienna of 1815"?             a) Restore republics                  b) Restore democracies            c)  Restore Monarchies            d)  None of these Ans: Restore of monarchies 2. Who was proclaimed German Emperor after its Unification?           a) The Prussian king - Williams-I          b)  The  French King - Louis Philippe          c) Victor Emmanuel II          d)  None of these Ans: The Prussian king- William-I 3. Why was the slogans demand...

  (Unit-2 )                                                       Chapter-6                             "Liberty short notes"   Introduction:- "Liberty" is an important concept in political science. The idea of liberty has made a tremendous   Appeal to man. Nowadays also the battle of liberty is not silent, when ever and wherever    individual suffer injustice and tyranny sonner or later they come forward to fight in the name of "Liberty".                           A man clothed with liberty is a man . otherwise he is determined , a mere slave, an animal. Thus liberty and humanity are closely associated with eachother.   Meaning: The term liberty was derived from the Latin word "lib...

                 Three questions (Unit-1) Think it out 1.)what were the three questions that occurred to the king?what did he do get the answers to  his questions? Ans. The three questions that occurred to the king's are:- (a) what is the right time for a work to be. done.(b)who is the most important person to listen to.(c)what is most important thing to do.                      He thought that he would never fall once he knew the answers to the questions, Throughout the kingdoms the kings announced a reward for those who could answers the questions. 2.)What answers did the wise man give to his first question? Ans. The answer for the first question some said the king must prepare a time table and follow it's strictly. Some also said that it was impossible to decide in advance the right time for doing something.The king should avoid  pleasure and always  do whatever is impor...

  Important History Question Class 10 || CBSE              The Rise of Nationalism in Europe Q1) Write three features of the Painting of Frederic Sorrieu?  Ans: Features: i) Men and Women walking across the statue of liberty offering homage.  ii) Statue of liberty has a torch of enlightenment and Charter of the Right of Man.  iii) On the Earth lie the shattered remains of the symbols of absolutist institutions.  Q2)  How was France Responsible  in spreading nationalism to other part of Europe?  Ans: i) Students and other  members of educated middle classes began setting up Jacobin Club like in France, in European countries.  ii) Their activities and campaign prepared the way French armies which moved into Holland, Switzerland, Belgium, and much of Italy in the 1970s. iii)  With the outbreak of the revolutionary wars, the French armies began to carry the idea of nationalism abroad.  Q3)  ...