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Describe any three effects of globalisation on the culture of a country.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Economic, Cultural and Political Manifestations

Differentiate between 'regionalism' and 'separatism'

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Rise of Regional Parties

What was the main outcome of the Rajiv Gandhi -Longowal Accord in July 1985?

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Punjab Crisis and the Anti Sikh Riots of 1984

Study the given political outline map of north-East India in which six states have been marked as A, B, C, D, E and F. Identify these states with the help of information provided below and write their names along with their respective letters i.e. A, B, C, D, E, and F in your answer book.

i. Two states which were not part of the state of Assam were at the time of India’s independence.

ii. The state whose leader signed an agreement with Rajiv Gandhi in 1986.

iii. The state which declared independence from India in 1951.

iv. The state which was carved out of Assam in 1972.

v. The 22nd state of India due to its merger.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Economic, Cultural and Political Manifestations

Regional demands from different parts of India exemplify the principle of unity with diversity. Do you agree? Give reasons.

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Region and the Nation

‘Bodo’ is a community in ______ state of India.

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Challenges and Responses in the North East

Name the leader who led a peoples’ march to Parliament in 1975 and state as to what was unique about this march.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Political Consequences

Highlight any two issues that dominate the politics of North-East India.

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Challenges and Responses in the North East

How far did the Rajiv Gandhi-Longowal Accord succeed in bringing normalcy to Punjab?

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Punjab Crisis and the Anti Sikh Riots of 1984

Give an analysis of the cultural and political consequences of globalization.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Political Consequences

Analyze any three reasons for resistance to globalization.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: India and Resistance to Globalisation

Assess the role played by Akali Dal, a regional party, in the politics of Punjab.

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Punjab Crisis and the Anti Sikh Riots of 1984

Who among the following was the main leader of Dravid Movement?

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Dravidian Movement

Who among the following was a leader of Nagaland?

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Region and the Nation

Highlight any four reasons for the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan. 

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: The Kashmir Situation

Assess any two steps taken by Union Government in response to the demand of autonomy raised by people in most of the regions of North-East.

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Challenges and Responses in the North East

Analyse the economic effects of globalization on developing nations.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Economic Consequences

'The culture of the politically & economically dominant society leaves its imprint on a less powerful society.’ Analyse the statement.

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Chapter: [7] Globalisation
Concept: Cultural Consequences

Assertion (A): The Sixth Schedule of the Constitution allows different tribes complete autonomy of preserving their practices and customary laws.

Reason (R): These provisions proved crucial in resolving complex political problems in the Northeast.

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Chapter: [7] Regional Aspirations
Concept: Accommodation and National Integration

Which two political parties were the major partners in the ruling alliance after the 1971 General Election to the Lok Sabha.

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Chapter: [8] Recent Developments in Indian Politics
Concept: Rise of the JD and the BJP
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