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CBSE 12th Political Science Board Exam 2020: Check Important Cartoon Based Questions with their Answers
CBSE class 12th Political Science board exam cartoon based questions are given here. Students giving this exam must check these important questions which are expected in CBSE Board Exam 2020.
CBSE 12th Political Science Board Exam 2020: Check Important Cartoon Based Questions with their Answers
CBSE class 12th Political Science cartoon based questions along with their answers are given here. Students appearing for the Political Science exam on 6th March will find these questions helpful for CBSE class 12 Board exam 2020.
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Updated: Mar 5, 2020 10:05 IST
CBSE Political Science Cartoon Questions
CBSE 12th Political Science board exam consists of one cartoon-based question. It is important to interpret and understand the cartoon correctly. Here, we are giving you some of the important cartoon based questions for the upcoming CBSE class 12 Political Science exam which is on 6th March. The given questions are taken from Sample papers, previous year papers, NCERT textbooks, and other sources and will be helpful in the CBSE class 12 Board exam 2020.
Q1- Go through the following picture and answer the following questions
US hegemony is challenged by China which is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. By 2040, China is projected to overtake the US as the World’s largest economy.
The current world order has moved far away from Unipolarity. It is now closely heading towards multipolar world order. It resulted in several alternate centers of power in the world.
b) The steps taken by India can be the following:Indian analysts who see international politics in terms of military power worry about the growing closeness between India and the US. As per them, India must maintain its aloofness from the US and focuses upon increasing its own comprehensive national power.
Other analysts see the growing convergence of interests between the US and India as a historic opportunity that will allow India to take advantage of US hegemony.
The third group of analysts would advocate that India should take the lead and focus on establishing a coalition of countries from the developing world. With time, this coalition will take lead in the world order.
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Q2-Check the following cartoon image and answer these questions
The country represented by the mighty soldier in the USA
The names of so many countries are written because the USA has invaded all these countries and showed its hegemony
The message that this cartoon conveys is that the US is a superpower who has the might to push its agenda in any part of the world
CBSE Class 12 Political Science Board Exam 2020: Check Important MCQs with AnswersQ3- Study the given cartoon carefully and answer the following questions
The leader on the right side of the cartoon is ‘Sardar Vallabhai Patel’.
The cartoon shows that the princely rulers exploited and oppressed the people
Sardar Patel was extremely successful in solving the issue of the merger of the princely states with India
Q4- Go through the cartoon and answer the questions based on it
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POLITICAL SCIENCE CLASS-XII
POLITICS IN INDIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE
CHAPTER-1
CHALLENGES OF NATION BUILDING
On an outline map of India mark the following:
1. The state which was carved out of Madhya PradeshChhattisgarh
2.State which opposed the merger after independenceManipur
3. The first state of free India having a communist governmentKerala
4.State to which Nizam belonged toHyderabad
5.State out of which Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram and
Arunachal Pradesh were carved out
Assam
6.Two states that were affected by the partition of the countryPunjab & West Bengal
7.States where movements demanding separate smaller states is
going on. Vidarbha in Maharashtra , Harit
Pradesh in the western region of
Uttar Pradesh & northern region of West Bengal
8.State related to Vishalandhra movement and was the first to
get reorganised Andhra Pradesh
9.States that were once a Union TerritoryGoa & Tripura
10 .
State carved out of Punjab in 1966Haryana
11.The state adjoining Pakistan territory upto 1971Tripura
12 .
Mark the countries reorganized on religious groundsIndia and Pakistan
EXPLANATION OF CARTOONS
1.What does the picture depict?
Train full of refugees leaving their homes.
2.What do you understand by Communal Zones?
Areas which were divided on communal lines i.e. Hindu-Sikh Zone or Muslim Zone.
3.Which cities were divided into Communal zones?
Amritsar and Kolkata
4.Mention some consequences of partition.
Advertisement Refer Notes/ PPT 1.N a m e
the four Princely states that refused to join India.
Refer notes
2.Who is called ‘The Iron Man of India’ or Name the person who played historic role
in uniting the princely states with the Indian Union.
3.What type of relationship does the cartoon indicate between the people and the
ruler?
The cartoon indicate the relationship between the ruler and the people as master and
slave. The rulers were ruling wherein the people had no rights and they could not even
speak against the ruler. The rulers oppressed and exploited the people.
4.What do you understand by Instrument of Accession?
Refer Notes
1.Identify the person in the center of the cartoon and mention the challenge
surrounding him.
Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru, who faced the challenge of integration of princely states and
formation of sates on linguistic basis.
2.What does the picture actually refers to?
To the problem of reorganization of states on linguistic basis with the fear of
disintegration in the country.
3.How did India avoid all these conflicts?
India identified and respected regional demands of the people and enhanced
democracy by providing some autonomy to the states also.
4.Which struggle forced the appointment of States Reorganisation Commission?
Vishalandhra Movement
5.How many States and Union Territories were created?
14 States and 6 Union Territories
1.Name the leaders shown in the cartoon.
Jawahar Lal Nehru, Govind Vallabh Pant and Zakir Hussain
2.Which commission was appointed to divide the states and in which year was it
appointed?
3.On what basis were the states divided?
On linguistic basis
4.Which was the first state to be reorganized?
Andhra Pradesh
5.Name any two states and their movements which are still demanding separate
states. Refer Map
6.What does the cartoon show?
Nehru trying to force the genie of linguism back into the lamp.
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