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A group of people who come together to contest elections and to hold power in the government are called political parties They agree on some policies and programmes for the society in a view to promote collective good. Since there can be different views on what is good for all parties tried to persuade people why their policies are better than others. They seek to implement these policies by winning popular support through elections. Thus parties reflect Fundamental poltical division in a society

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Asutosh Biswal Asutosh 4 years ago

Parties divide the society on the basis of ideologies that its support and endorses

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Why growth of nationalism in the colonies is linked to an anti-colonial movement.

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Snehasish Mohanty 4 years ago

-> PEOPLE BEGIN TO DISCOVER THEIR IDENTITY IN THE PROCESS OF STRUGGLE WITH COLONIALISM. -> THE SENSE OF BEING OPPRESSED UNDER COLONIALISM PROVIDES A SHARE BOND THAT TIED MANY DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE TOGETHER. -> BUT EACH GROUP EXPERIENCES THE EFFECTS OF COLONIALISM DIFFERENTLY, THEIR EXPERIENCES ARE VARIED, AND THEIR NOTION OF FREEDOM IS NOT ALWAYS THE SAME. -> MAHATMA GANDHI TRIED TO FORGE MANY GROUPS OF PEOPLE TOGETHER, BUT SUCH UNITY COULD NOT EMERGE WITHOUT ANY CONFLICT.

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Why does the Indian Railway network run on multiple gauge operations?

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Discuss if the political parties shape public opinion

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Disha Singh 4 years ago

Every person has own opinion and no.of opinions together discuss in political parties ..by top leaders

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What is human development index (HDI)?Name it's variables

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Chanchal Tanwar 4 years ago

The Human Development Index is a composite static of life expectancy, education, and per capita income indicators , which are used to rank countries into four tiers of human development. A country scores higher HDI when the lifespan is higher. The HDI was developed by Indian Economist Amartya Sen and Pakistani Economist Mohbub Ul Haq , often framed I terms of whether people are able to "be" and "do" described things in their life , and was published by the United nation development programme. VARIABLE OF HDI:(1)-Life expecting at birth for health . (2)-Adult literacy rate. (3)-Mean years of schooling for education. (4)-Gross National Income per capita for the standard of living.

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How can I get 30/40

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Akash Singh 🫠🫠 4 years ago

Do appropriate hard work and study smartly

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Anamika Mahato 4 years ago

Work hard and never give up

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How are integrated steel plants different from mini steel plants? What problems does the industry face? What recent developments have lead to a rise in the production capacity

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Mohit Khera 4 years ago

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State two reasons why Europeans fled to America in the 19 th century.

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Palak Sharma Sharma 4 years ago

What is power sharing

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Explain any two functions of opposition political parties

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Kumaran M 4 years ago

1. What did British do to repress the Rowlatt Satyagrahis?

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Anamika Mahato 4 years ago

1. Act as a pressure group. 2.mobilise the government 3. Keep a check on the working of the rulling party 4. It puts different views in the parliament and criticize the government for its failures or wrong policies

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What are the aspects of comparison applies to individual

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Write a short note on the Simon commission

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Rahul Sahu 4 years ago

- Simon commission is arrived to india in 1928. - when he arrived they faced a protest of a slogan of "GO BACK SIMON". - the Congress and Muslim league jointly demonstrate against it.

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Akash Singh 🫠🫠 4 years ago

Simon commission was headed by sir john simon given the task to craft Indian constitution. It was greeted by all parties with a slogan "Go back Simon" because there was not a single member of india was in the commission Reacting to this viceroy lord Irwin offered dominant status and round table conference discussion ,for future constitution in October 1929

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Why some states have better mortality rate

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Who is Lord irvin

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Aditya Singh 4 years ago

Lord irwin was the viceroy of india

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Akanksha Tripathi 4 years ago

Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, known as Lord Irwin, was a senior British Conservative politician of the 1930s..

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How the Congress sought to develop the national movement?

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What are the problem faced by jute industry

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Akshit Kumar 4 years ago

Jute industries are facing main problems because of synthetic packing materials. Jute cannot protect the products inside it from water etc. Jute has a very higher value which because is out of reach of poor people. The jute industry cannot finance the expenses because of less orders as it is facing a lot of competition in the market

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Why is there a greater growth rate in dictatorial regime?

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Explain the problem faced unifying people

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In what form is democracy a responsible government ?

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Chanchal Tanwar 4 years ago

●-Promotes equality among citizens. ●-Enhance the dignity of the individual. ●-Improve the quality of decisions making. ●-Provides a method to resolve conflicts and ●-Allow room to conduct mistakes.

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Compare the image of germania and Bharat Mata

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What was the impact of the first world war

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Anamika Mahato 4 years ago

(i) war created a new economic and political situation. (ii) it leds to huge increases in defence expenditure which was financed by war loans and increase in taxes - costom duties raised and income taxes were introduced (iii) through the war year the prices increased - doubling between 1913 - 1918 leading to extreme hardship to common people (iv) villagers are called upon to supply soldiers for force requirement causes wide spread anger (v)through the year of 1918 - 1919 and 1920- 1921 crops failed in many parts of india resulting in acute shortage of food

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Akanksha Tripathi 4 years ago

search-icon-image Question Bookmark What economic impact did the First World War have on India? Hard Solution verified Verified by Toppr The First World War had the following economic impact on India: (i) In order to meet a huge rise in defense expenditure, the government increased taxes on individual incomes and business profits. (ii) Increased military expenditure and the demands for war supplies led to a sharp rise in prices which created great difficulties for the common people. (iii) The war created a demand for industrial goods like jute bags, cloth, rail, etc. and caused a decline in imports from other countries into India. (iv) Indian industries expanded during the war and Indian business groups began to demand greater opportunities for development. (v) Business groups reaped fabulous profits from the war.

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which chapters will come in 2 term board exam

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Avneet Kaur 4 years ago

History Nationalism in India Manufacturing industries Lifeline of India Political parties Outcome of democracy Globalization Money and credits

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“Globalisation and greater competition among producers has been advantageous to consumers.” Support the statement with examples.

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Akash Singh 🫠🫠 4 years ago

Due to competition they get more choices in cheap price and quality of products also increases Ex:-if a cotton cloth making company establised in our country then that company who is working here for cotton clothes start competing with new company due to this both started selling the clothes with good quality in cheap price this helps consumers to get good clothes in cheap price

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discuss three merits of dictatorship or authoritarianism class 10

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