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Revision Worksheet Grade 10
Revision Worksheet Grade 10
1.
Features of civil disobedience
movement.
It demanded Purna Swaraj.
It aimed at paralyzing the government.
It brought women to the fore front.
2.
Three causes for launching of civil
disobedience movement.
Economic causes: The great depression of 1929 had a
deep impact on the Indian economy especially on
agriculture. As the demand for agriculture goods fell and
export declined, peasants found it difficult to sell their
harvest and to pay their revenue. The government
refused to lower the taxes. So by 1930, the farmers
were in poor condition.
Failure of Simon Commission: The Simon Commission was
constituted in response to the nationalist movement. But
the Commission failed to satisfy the Indian people and
the leader.
Gandhis Eleven Demands: Gandhiji put forward Eleven
demands to correct the wrong done to the Indians. He
assured the Viceroy that he would withdraw the CDM on
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5.
Define MNCs.
6.
What are trade barriers?
7.
MNCs controls productions in other
countries. Explain.
8.
How did people belonging to different
communities, regions or language groups
develop a sense of collective belonging?
The sense of collective belonging came partly
through the experience of united struggles.
Other factors that played a part in the
development of a sense of collective belonging
were: history and fiction, folklore and songs,
popular prints and symbols.
9.
What are the characteristics of
production set up by MNCs?
10. What are the factors that have enabled
globalization?
11. Why do we follow multiparty system?
A multi - party system consists of more than
two parties contesting elections.
Advantages: Makes the country more
democratic.
Makes it easier to accommodate large
sections of the society.
Better decision making
Increases competition among parties and
hence gives out better reforms.
13.
Differentiate foreign trade and foreign
investment .
14. 2 feature of MNCs.
15. Impact of globalization hasnt been
uniform. Explain.
16. Why did nationals start collecting folk
songs, legends etc. in the late 19th
century?