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Karnataka Board · Class 10 · Social Science

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Basic ConceptsSocial ImpactCaste SystemGlobal ExamplesSocial InequalityPrejudiceUnity and Equality
Card 1Basic Concepts

What is social stratification?

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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…

Card 2Basic Concepts

List the main factors on which social stratification is based.

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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…

Card 3Social Impact

How does social stratification affect children born in different families?

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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…

Card 4Caste System

What is the caste system in India?

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The caste system is a form of social stratification that has existed in India for thousands of years. It determines whether a person belongs to the upper caste or lower caste. Some people from certain…

Card 5Global Examples

Give an example of social stratification from American history.

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In America, white people treated black people as slaves and traded them. This shows how stratification existed where whites were considered superior and blacks were treated as inferior, denying them b…

Card 6Social Inequality

What is social inequality?

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Social inequality is the result of social stratification that leads to differences in treatment and opportunities. It humiliates people classified as lower class. For example, blacks in America were n…

Card 7Prejudice

What is prejudice and how is it created?

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Prejudice is the opinion a person forms about another person or community before getting to know them. It can be positive or negative. Discrimination based on caste, gender, region, and economic statu…

Card 8Unity and Equality

What did the great Kannada poet Pampa declare about mankind?

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The great Kannada poet Pampa declared 'Truly, the whole mankind is one' (ಮಾನವ ಪುತ್ರ ವೃಂದೇಕೇ ಮಲ). This means that all human beings are one, emphasizing the unity and equality of all people despite vari…

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What are the important topics in Social Stratification for Karnataka Board Class 10 Social Science?
Key topics in Social Stratification include Understanding Social Stratification, Social Inequality and Its Effects, Untouchability as a Social Evil, Measures to Eradicate Untouchability. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the Karnataka Board Class 10 board exam.
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