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    Class 9 History Chapter 2 Notes       Socialism in Europe and the Russian Revolution           The French Revolution had a great impact on the world and brought about a dramatic change in the way in which society was formed. Before the 18th century, society was broadly divided into estate and orders. Economic and social power were controlled by the church and the aristocracy. Suddenly, after the revolution, it seemed possible to change this. New ideas about the individual rights and who controlled the social power began to be discussed in Europe, Asia and many part of the world.        The Age of Social change After French Revolution many social and political changes took place all over Europe. Although not everyone in Europe wanted a complete Transformation of society.         People were kind of three types a. Liberal  -       Liberal were the kind of people...

      Class 8 Geography NCERT Solution of Chapter 3 { Minerals and Power Resources} Answer the following questions. (i)   Name any three common minerals used by you every day? Answer:   Ans : The three  common Minerals used by us in everyday   life are 1.Salt ( In food during cooking )                                      2.Gold and silver. (As ornaments)                                  3. Copper ( In electronic equipments. Utensils etc.  (ii)   What is an ore? Where are the ores of metallic minerals generally located? Ans: i)  An Ore is the Mineral extracted from rock.           ii)  Ores are metallic minerals and located in                       Igneous a...

                     TIDES Definition - Periodic rise and fall of ocean water at regular interval, twice a day is called Tide.  ➡️  Tides are experienced in the ocean and seas.  ➡️ When the level of sea water  rises, it is high tide and when the level falls it is low tide.  Causes - Tides are caused by the gravitational pull  of the moon and the sun on the earth.  ii) The attraction of the moon is stronger because the moon is much closer to earth than the sun is.           The Opposite side of Gravitational force is known as centrifugal force.         iii)  The height of tides depends upon the relative position of the moon and the sun with respect to the earth.  iv) During full moon and new moon days, the sun, the moon and the earth are in the same line resulting in extra high tides. These are called Spring tides.     W...

        Class  8(VIII )Geography NCERT Exercise |Chapter 2 Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources| 1. Answer the following Questions               i)    Which are the two main climatic factors responsible for soil formation?  Answer :   The two  main climatic factors responsible for soil formation are - Temperature and Rainfall.  ii) Write any two reasons for land degradation today?  Answer: i) Over Use of chemical fertilizers and    ii) Deforestation are two reasons for land degradation.  iii)  Why is land considered an important resources?  Answer: Land is considered as an important resources because all activities like - Agriculture, Mining, building houses , roads, setting up of Industries we perform on Land only. Land also support animals kingdom and forestry.  iv) Name any two steps that government has taken to conserve plants and ...

  Complete list of states and UTs of India 2021     Currently There are total 28 states and 8 union territories in India.     The state of Jammu and Kashmir was converted into two union Territories as - Jammu and Kashmir  and Ladakh in 2019 .          The List of states , UTs and their capital are  as follow -  S. No        States name                 Capital 1               Andhrapradesh           Amravati,                                                                        H yderabad 2              Arunachal Pradesh          Itanagar 3  ...

  Rocks - Meaning - Types- Characteristics - Uses                   ROCKS                         ⬇           Rocks are  Solid materials of  the Earth's Crust. It may hard or soft. They are of different composition size, texture and colours.         Rocks also include loose materials such as sand and silt.   Rocks are made up of one or more minerals but they do not have a definite chemical composition.                                 TYPES On the basis of formation rocks are of three types               1.  Igneous Rocks               2.  Sedimentary Rocks               3.  Metamorphic Rocks     ...