Karnataka Board Class 10 Social Science — Flashcards
Karnataka Board Class 10 Social Science flashcards, chapter by chapter — 663 flashcards across 33 chapters. Follows the KSEEB / PUE syllabus.
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Q: Why did Europeans need to find a new sea route to India after 1453?
A: In 1453, Ottoman Turks captured Constantinople, which was the center of international trade between Asia and Europe. The Turks imposed heavy taxes on goods passing through trade routes, making trade u
Q: Vasco da Gama
A: Portuguese sailor who discovered the sea route to India in 1498. He left Lisbon and reached Kappad near Calicut on the West coast of India. This route remained the main trade route between India and E
Q: What was the 'Blue Water Policy' and who implemented it?
A: The Blue Water Policy was implemented by Francisco de Almeida, the Portuguese Viceroy. This policy focused on establishing supremacy over the sea rather than land. It aimed to control maritime trade r
Q: What is the meaning of the word 'Administration' and from which language is it derived?
A: Administration is derived from Latin words 'Ad' (meaning 'to') and 'Ministrare' (meaning 'serve', 'care', 'look after'). Therefore, Administration means the process of serving people, caring for peopl
Q: Who is called the 'Father of Public Administration' and why?
A: Woodrow Wilson, former President of the United States, is called the 'Father of Public Administration' because he pioneered the systematic study of public administration, especially in America, and ma
Q: According to Woodrow Wilson, what is Public Administration?
A: According to Woodrow Wilson, 'Public administration is the detailed and systematic application of Law. Every particular application of a law is an act of administration.'
Q: What is social stratification?
A: Social stratification is the practice of classifying people as upper class and lower class based on factors like income, education, caste, colour, gender, occupation, and intelligence. This classifica
Q: List the main factors on which social stratification is based.
A: Social stratification is based on: 1) Income, 2) Education, 3) Caste, 4) Colour, 5) Gender, 6) Occupation, 7) Intelligence. These factors determine whether a person is classified as belonging to the u
Q: How does social stratification affect children born in different families?
A: Children born in rich families have more opportunities for good nutritious food, quality education, and employment. Children born in poor families lack these opportunities. Though children are not res
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33 chapters
The Advent Of Europeans To India
Public Administration - An Introduction
Social Stratification
India - Geographical Position And Physical Features
Economy and Government
Bank Transactions
The Extension Of The British Rule
Challenges Of India And Their Remedies
Work And Economic Life
India - Seasons
Rural Development
Entrepreneurship
The Impact Of The British Rule In India
India's Foreign Policy and Global Challenges
Collective Behaviour and Protests
India - Soils
Public Finance and Budget
Consumer Education and Protection
Opposition To British Rule In Karnataka And Wodeyars Of Mysore
World Organisations
Social Challenges
India - Forest Resources
Social And Religious Reform Movements
India - Water Resources
The First War of Indian Independence (1857)
India - Land Use And Agriculture
The Freedom Struggle
India - Mineral And Power Resources
India after Independence
India - Transport And Communication
World wars and India's Role
India - Major Industries
India - Natural Disasters
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