Subject

Social Science

Class

CBSE Class 10

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 Multiple Choice QuestionsShort Answer Type

21.

How do you feel that democracy is better than any other form of government? Explain.

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22.

Explain with examples how some countries face foundational challenge of democracy. 

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23.

Why was the ‘Tonkin School’ started in Vietnam? Explain any three reasons?

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 Multiple Choice QuestionsLong Answer Type

24.

Why is it necessary to conserve mineral resources? Suggest any four ways to conserve mineral resources.

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25.

‘Advancement of the international trade of a country is an index of its economic prosperity’. Justify the statement with five arguments. 

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26.

What are the two categories of sources of credit? Mention four features of each.

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27.

How has improvement in technology stimulated the globalisation process? Explain with five examples. 

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28.

Describe any five features of the ‘Go East Movement’.

 

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29.

Why did Gandhi start the ‘Civil Disobedience Movement’? Explain any four features of the movement. 

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30.

‘No party system is ideal for all countries and in all situations’. Justify the statement with five arguments.


Parties are essential for a democracy to sustain itself. The rise of political parties is directly associated with the inception of representative democracies.

i. The party system is not something any country can choose.

ii. It actually develops out of the nature and the culture of society on which it is built.

iii. The social and regional divisions, its history of politics and the system of elections also play a role.

iv. Each country develops a party system which is conditioned by its special circumstances. For example, India has evolved a multi-party system because of its social and geographical diversity which cannot be easily absorbed by two or three political parties.

v. Political parties formulate policies to attain collective good, and there can be different views on what is good for all. Therefore, no party system is ideal for all countries in all situations.

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