12. Democratic and Nationalist Revolutions 17th 18th and 19th Century (Part -2)

 

12. Democratic and Nationalist Revolutions 17th, 18th and 19th century (Part -1)

Napolean Bonaparte

 

 Day wise Digital Classes Timetable for Social Studies From 16.02.2021 to 01.03.2021

  T - SAT VIDYA

Date	Day	Class	Starting Time	Topic
16.02.2021	Tuesday	X	10.30	Emerging   Political Trends 1977 – 2000 (Part-1) E/M
		VIII	12.00	Mughal Empire   – 2 ( U/M)
		VIII	3.30	Landlords and   Tenants under the British and the Nizams – 2 ( U/M)
17.02.2021	Wednesday	VIII	12.30	Devotional   Paths to the Divine ( E/M)
		VIII	3.00	Understanding   Poverty (Part – 1) E/M
18.02.2021	Thursday	VI	2.30	Religion and   Society in Early Times (E/M)
19.02.2021	Friday	VII	12.30	1857 తిరుగుబాటు పలితాలు
		VIII	3.00	Understanding   Poverty (Part -2) E/M
22.02.2021	Monday	X	10.30	Emerging   Political Trends 1977 – 2000 (Part-2) E/M
		VIII	3.30	సినిమాలు – ముద్రణా మాద్యమాలు – 1
23.02.2021	Tuesday	X	10.00	రాజకీయ ధోరణలు ఆవిర్భావం 1977 –   2000 ( పార్ట్ – 2)
		VI	2.00	Religion and   Society in the Early Times – 1 (U/M)
		VI	2.30	Devotion and   Love Towards God (Part – 1) E/M
24.02.2021	Wednesday	VII	12.30	దైవసంబంద భక్తి మార్గాలు – 1
		VIII	3.00	National   Movements – The Early Phase (1885 – 1919) – (U/M)
		IX	4.00	Social   Protest Movements – (U/M)
25.02.2021	Thursday	X	10.00	సమకాలీన సామాజిక ఉద్యమాలు
		X	10.30	Social   Movements in our Times (Part – 1)
		VII	12.00	Establishment   of British Empire in India – 1 (U/M)
		VI	2.00	Religion and   Society in the Early Times – 2 (U/M)
		VI	2.30	భాషా, లిపి గొప్ప గ్రంథాలు – 1
		VIII	3.00	Right   Approach to Development (Part -1) E/M
		IX	4.00	విపత్తుల నిర్వహణ
		IX	4.30	Expansion of   Democracy ( Part – 2) E/M
26.02.2021	Friday	VIII	3.00	Right   Approach to Development (Part -2) E/M
01.03.2021	Monday	X	10.30	Social   Movements in our Times (Part – 2)
		VI	2.00	Devotion and   Love Towards God (Part – 1) U/M
		VIII	3.00	Social and   Religious Reform Movements (Part -1) E/M
		IX	4.30	Service   Activities in India (Part – 1) E/M

10th Class Social Studies E/M Model Question Paper for 2021

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17. Independent India (the first 30 years 1947 to 77) Part - 1

 

17. Implementation of Laws in the District

District Collector

20. జానపదులు - మతం

 మేడారం జాతరలోని దృశ్యం

1. India : Relief Features ( MCQs Online Test)

 

1. India: Relief Features (MCQs Online Test)

 

1. India: Relief Features (Questions and Answers)

 

10th Class E/M, Social Studies

Paper - I

1. India: Relief Features

Questions and Answers

1.   Explain location of India 

 * India is an extensive country and lies totally in the Northern Hemisphere of the globe

  *The country main land lies between 8⁰.4¹ NL and 37⁰.6¹ NL, 68⁰7¹ EL and 97⁰.25¹ EL

 * Tropic of Cancer ( 23⁰.30¹ NL)passes through middle of the country

*  82⁰.30¹ EL is taken as Standard Meridian

2.    What are the India’s neighbouring countries?

1.       Pakistan           2.      Afghanistan

3.    Nepal                4.      Bhutan

5.    Bangladesh        6.     Sri Lanka

7.   Myanmar

3. What are the states through which Tropic of Cancer (23⁰.30¹NL) passes?

1.       Gujarat                 2.      Rajasthan

3.      Madhya Pradesh 4.      Chhattisgarh

5.  Jharkhand                6.      West Bengal

7.      Tripura                 8.      Mizoram

4.      Why did 82⁰.30¹E longitude take as standard meridian for India

   * 82⁰.30’ EL was taken as Standard Meridian for India because it passes middle of the country and it is center among 60 longitudes of India.

 *   It passes through Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh

 *   It passes near Allahabad and is 5 ½ hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.

5.      What are the northernmost and southernmost latitudes of the Indian main land?

 *   * Northern most latitude of India is 37⁰.6’ NL

2 *   Southern most latitude of India is 8^{0 .}4’ NL

6.      Explain formation process of Himalayas

  Over 200 million years ago Gondwana land split into pieces and Peninsular Indian Plate moved towards North – East and collided into the much large Eurasian Plate (Angara land). 

2 *  Owing to the collision and immense compression forces, mountains evolved through a folding process over millions of years.

 * The present form of the Himalayas is a result of this process

 *  The Himalayas is the most recent landform

7.     What are the main mountain ranges of the Lesser Himalayas? 

 * Pirpanjal, The Mahabharata

8.      Name the hill stations which are located in the Lesser Himalayas 

*Simla, Mussuorie, Nainital and Raniket

9.      Shivalik ranges are called different name in different regions. What are they? 

*Jammu hills – Jammu region, 

*Mishmi hills – Arunachal Pradesh,

*Cachar hills – Assom

10.  What is called Dun? Give examples

Duns: The valleys lying between the Lesser Himalayas and Shivaliks are called Duns

Ex: Dehradun, Kotlidun and Patlidun

11.  What is called Doab? 

* The fertile land between the two rivers is called Doab.

12.  Name the landforms that are formed at foot hills of Shivaliks

 * Bhabar and Terai

13.  Name the highest peaks that are located in India 

*Kanchanaganga                        Nangaprabat

* Kamat

*Gurusikar 

*Dodabetta (South India)

*Anaimudi   (South India)

14.  Explain importance of Himalayas in India 

1. Himalayas are very useful to India in many ways 

2. Himalayas act as barriers protecting India from the cold winds of Central Asia during severe winter 

3. Himalayas are the reason for summer rains and monsoon type of climate

 Himalayas act as northern boundary of India and it protects from outside invaders 

5. Himalayas are source for perennial rivers

6. Himalayan rivers are reason for formation of fertile Indo – Gangetic Plains

   Himalayas are place for tourists attraction

8. Himalayan region is  very rich in flora and fauna

15.  The Indian plateau is also known as Peninsular Plateau. Why? 

* The Indian Plateau is also known as the peninsular plateau as it is surrounded by the sea on three sides. 

1. South - Indian Ocean, 2.West - Arabian Sea, 3. East - Bay of Bengal.

16.  Name the plateaus that are located in India 

*Malwa Plateau, Chotanagapur Plateau, Deccan Plateau

17.  What are the differences between Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats?

Western Ghats	Eastern Ghats
Ø  Western Ghats extended for 1600kms from Kandesh to Kanyakumari	Ø  Eastern Ghats extended from the Mahanadi valley to the Nilgiris in south
Ø  Western Ghats lie between Deccan Plateau and Western Coast	Ø  Eastern Ghats lie between Deccan Plateau and Eastern Coast
Ø  These are continuous ranges	Ø  These are not continuous
Ø  Highest Ghats	Ø  Not highest Ghats
Ø  Western Ghats include Palni, Anaimudi and Cardmom Hills	Ø  Eastern Ghats include Nallamalas, Velikondas, Palakondas and Seshachalams
Ø  Highest peak in the Western Ghats is Anaimudi	Ø  Highest peaks in the Eastern Ghats is Aromakonda

18.  Name the rivers which flow through the Deccan Plateau 

* The Godavari , The Krishna , The Cauvery and The Thungabadra

19.  Explain main features of the Peninsular Plateau 

*  Main features of the peninsular plateau are …….. 

* It is mainly composed of the old crystalline, hard igneous and metamorphic rocks 

*  Large amount of metallic and non metallic mineral resources are found in Indian Plateau 

* The topography of the plateau is slightly tilted towards east

* The Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats form western and eastern edges respectively 

* The southernmost tip of the plateau is Kanyakumari 

* The Peninsular Plateau consists of two broad divisions.1. The Central Highlands, 2 . The Deccan Plateau 

* Prominent Plateau in the central highlands are Malwa Plateau and Chotanagapur Plateau 

* The portion of the peninsular plateau lying to south of Narmada, a triangle landmass, is called Deccan Plateau

20.  Why does the Thar Desert receive very little rainfall? 

* The Thar Desert receives very little rainfall because it is located on the leeward side of Aravalies

TheThar Desert receives rainfall ranging from 100 to 150 mm per year

21.  Write differences between Eastern coastal plains and Western coastal plains

Western Coastal Plain	Eastern Coastal Plain
Ø  Western coastal plain lies between Arabian sea and Western Ghats	Ø  Eastern Coastal Plain lies between Bay of Bengal and Eastern Ghats
Ø  It starts from the Rann of Kutch and ends at Kanyakumari	Ø  It stretches from Mahanadi in Odisha to Cauvery delta in Tamil Nadu
Ø  It is narrow than the east coastal plain	Ø  These plains are wide and have a large surface structure
Ø  This plain is uneven and broken by hilly terrain	Ø  These plains are formed due to Mahanadi, Godavari and Krishna rivers
Ø  It can be divided into three parts 1.      Konkan Coast 2.      Canara Coast 3.      Malabar Coast	Ø  It can be divided into three parts 1.      Utkal Coast 2.      Circar Coast 3.      Coramandal Coast
Ø  Deltas, Lakes are nor formed	Ø  Deltas, Lakes are formed

22.  Name the coastal states of India

Ø  There are 9 coastal states in India. They are…

Western Coastal States 1.      Gujarat 2.      Maharashtra 3.      Goa 4.      Karnataka 5.      Kerala Eastern Coastal States 6.      Tamil Nadu 7.      Andhra Pradesh 8.      Odisha 9.      West Bengal

 23.  Write the differences between Andaman Nicobar and Lakshadweep Islands

Andaman and Nicobar Islands	Lakshadweep Islands
Ø  These are located in the Bay of Bengal	Ø  These are located in the Arabian Sea
Ø  These are elevated portions of submerged mountain parts	Ø  These are coral origin
Ø  These are bigger in size and are more numerous and scattered( 8,249 sq km)	Ø  It covers small area 32 sq km
Ø  Port Blair is the capital city of Andaman and Nicobar Islands	Ø  Kavaratti island is the administrative headquarter of Laishadweeps
Ø  Narkondam and Barren islands are volcanic origin	Ø  Greater diversity in flora and fauna

24.  Name the Union Territories of India

1.     Andaman and Nicobar Islands

2.  Lakshadweep Islands

3.  Chandigarh      

4. Daman and Diu and Dadra, Nagar Haveli

5. Delhi

6. Pondicherry                                    

7.  Jammu and Kashmir

 8.  Ladakh

         Indira Point:

Ø  The southernmost tip of India is found in Nicobar Island and called as Indira Point.

Ø  It was submerged during the 2004 Tsunami.