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Jammu & Kashmir Board · Class 10 · Social Science
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Chapter 3 – Full Concept Overview: Gender, Religion and Caste
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- Social Divisions and Democracy
- Gender and Politics
- Sexual Division of Labour
- Women do household work
- Men dominate public sphere
- Status of Women in India
- Literacy gap
- Wage inequality
- Declining child sex ratio
- Domestic violence
- Feminist Movements
- Equal rights
- Legal status improvement
- Scandinavian success
- Political Representation
- Low Lok Sabha presence
- Panchayati Raj reservation
- Women Reservation Bill pending
- Sexual Division of Labour
- Religion and Communalism
- Role of Religion in Politics
- Ethical values from religion
- Minority protection demands
- Family law reforms
- Communalism
- Majoritarian dominance
- Religious prejudice
- Political mobilisation
- Communal violence
- Secular State
- No official religion
- Freedom of religion
- No discrimination
- State can intervene for equality
- Role of Religion in Politics
- Caste and Politics
- Caste System in India
- Hereditary occupations
- Ritual sanctions
- Untouchability
- Exclusion of lower castes
- Caste Inequalities Today
- Upper caste advantage
- Dalits and Adivasis disadvantaged
- Poverty line data
- OBC in between
- Caste in Politics
- Candidate selection
- Vote bank politics
- Caste-based appeals
- New consciousness among lower castes
- Politics in Caste
- Caste groups expand
- Coalition building
- Forward and Backward groups emerge
- Dalits gain decision making access
- Caste System in India
- Gender and Politics
Chapter Overview: Gender, Religion and Caste in Indian Democracy
The map in words
- Gender Religion and Caste
- Gender Division
- Sexual Division of Labour
- Domestic work assigned to women
- Unpaid and unrecognised
- Women in India
- Literacy gap 54 vs 76 percent
- Wage discrimination
- Declining child sex ratio
- Political Representation
- Under 10 percent in Lok Sabha
- Panchayat reservation
- Women Reservation Bill pending
- Sexual Division of Labour
- Religion and Communalism
- Positive Links
- Moral values in politics
- Protecting minorities
- Reforming family laws
- Communalism
- Everyday prejudices
- Political mobilisation
- Communal violence
- Secular State
- No official religion
- Freedom of religion
- No religious discrimination
- Positive Links
- Caste Division
- Caste System Features
- Hereditary occupations
- Marriage within caste
- Untouchability
- Social Reformers
- Ambedkar
- Phule
- Gandhi
- Periyar
- Caste and Politics
- Candidate selection
- Vote bank politics
- Empowering Dalits and OBCs
- Caste System Features
- Gender Division
Chapter Overview: Gender, Religion and Caste
The map in words
- root（（Social Divisions
- in Democracy））
- Gender
- Sexual Division of Labour
- Patriarchy
- Feminist Movements
- Low Political Representation
- Lok Sabha below 10 percent till 2009
- State Assemblies below 5 percent
- Panchayati Raj Reservation
- One third seats for women
- Women Reservation Bill Pending
- Religion
- Religious Diversity in India
- Communalism
- Everyday Prejudice
- Majoritarian Dominance
- Political Mobilisation
- Communal Violence
- Secular State
- No Official Religion
- Freedom of Religion
- Equal Treatment
- Caste
- Unique to India
- Hereditary Occupation
- Key Reformers
- Ambedkar
- Phule
- Periyar
- Gandhiji
- Caste in Politics
- Vote Bank Politics
- Candidate Selection
- Politics in Caste
- Wider Coalitions
- New Groupings
- Caste and Poverty Link
- Gender
Social divisions and their expression in politics
The map in words
- Social divisions and their expression in politics
- Gender division
- Religion and politics
- Caste and politics
- Democracy and social diversity
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What are the important topics in Gender, Religion and Caste for Jammu & Kashmir Board Class 10 Social Science?
Key topics in Gender, Religion and Caste include Gender and Politics, Religion, Communalism and the Secular State, Caste Inequalities and Caste in Politics, Important Facts and Figures for Revision. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the Jammu & Kashmir Board Class 10 board exam.
What do the concept maps for Gender, Religion and Caste show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in Gender, Religion and Caste connect: Chapter 3 – Full Concept Overview: Gender, Religion and Caste; Chapter Overview: Gender, Religion and Caste in Indian Democracy. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise Gender, Religion and Caste for the Jammu & Kashmir Board Class 10 board exam?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 55 practice questions on Gender, Religion and Caste. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.
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