Gujarat Board Class 9 Social Science — Flashcards
Gujarat Board Class 9 Social Science flashcards, chapter by chapter — 487 flashcards across 22 chapters. Follows the GSEB syllabus.
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Q: Why did Europeans need to discover a new sea route to India after 1453 AD?
A: After the conquest of Constantinople (Istanbul) in 1453 AD by Turkish Muslims, the traditional trade route through Constantinople was closed for Europeans. Since they could not do without Indian spice
Q: Who discovered the sea route to India and when?
A: Vasco da Gama, a Portuguese sailor, discovered the sea route to India in 1498 AD. He reached Calicut on the western coast of India with the help of an Indian sailor and was welcomed by King Zamorin.
Q: When and where did the British East India Company establish its first trade center in India?
A: The British East India Company established its first trade center (Kothi) in Surat in 1613 AD after getting permission from Mughal Emperor Jehangir. Initially, they were opposed by the Portuguese but
Q: What was the main reason Western European countries established colonies in Asia and Africa?
A: Western European countries wanted to expand their empires and acquire new territories. They established colonies to obtain raw materials for their industries and markets to sell their finished product
Q: Which treaty contained the seeds of the First World War and why?
A: The Frankfurt Treaty (1871) contained the seeds of the First World War. After Germany defeated France in the Sedan War, France had to pay war fines and give away two provinces - Alsace and Lorraine -
Q: What were the Opium Wars and their significance?
A: The Opium Wars (1839-1842) were fought between England and China due to opium trade disputes. China lost the war and had to give five of its ports to England for trade. This weakened China and allowed
Q: What is Fascism and which country did it originate from?
A: Fascism originated from the Italian word 'fascismo' or 'fasces' meaning absolute control of the state on all things. It was started by Benito Mussolini in Italy after World War I. The party symbol was
Q: Who was Adolf Hitler and what was his party called?
A: Adolf Hitler was the German dictator who joined the National Socialist German Workers Party in 1919, which became known as the Nazi Party. He established dictatorial rule after President Hindenburg's
Q: What was the Holocaust?
A: The Holocaust was the systematic genocide carried out by Nazi Germany under Hitler's rule. It involved the mass extermination of Jews, gypsies, and mentally challenged people in the name of 'purificat
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22 chapters
Rise of British Rule in India
First World War and Russian Revolution
Movement Towards a New World
National Movement in India
Movement Towards Independence
World After 1945
Post - Independence India
Framing of Constitution and its Features
Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy
Organs of Government
Indian Judiciary
Indian Democracy
India : Location, Geological Structure and Physiograph - I
India : Location, Geological Structure and Physiograph - II
Drainage System
Climate
Natural Vegetation
Wild Life
India : Human Life Style
Disaster Management
History of Indian Agriculture and Introduction to Natural Farming
Road Safety : Vehicles and Roads
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