Social Science syllabus for Class 10 for session 2022-23

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Social Science syllabus for Class 10 for session 2022 - 23
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class 10 science syllabus 2022-23
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Complete syllabus of Social Science for Class 10
(2022 – 23)

History:
India and the
Contemporary World – II

Section 1: Events and
Processes:

Chapter 1. The Rise of Nationalism
in Europe:

  •  The French Revolution and the
    Idea of the Nation
  • The Making of Nationalism in
    Europe
  • The Age of Revolutions:
    1830-1848
  • The Making of Germany and
    Italy
  • Visualizing the Nation
  • Nationalism and Imperialism

Chapter 2. Nationalism in India:

  • The First World War, Khilafat
    and Non – Cooperation
  • Differing Strands within the
    Movement
  • Towards Civil Disobedience
  • The Sense of Collective
    Belonging

Section 2: Livelihoods,
Economies and Societies:

Chapter 3. The Making of a Global
World:

  • The Pre-modern world
  • The Nineteenth Century
    (1815-1914)
  • The Inter war Economy
  • Rebuilding a World Economy:
    The Post-War Era

 

Chapter 4. The Age of
Industrialization:

  • Before the Industrial
    Revolution
  • Hand Labour and Steam Power
  • Industrialization in the
    Colonies
  • Factories Come Up
  • The Peculiarities of
    Industrial Growth
  • Market for Goods

 

Section 3: Everyday Life,
Culture and Politics:

Chapter 5. Print Culture and the
Modern World:

  • The First Printed Books
  • Print Comes to Europe
  • The Print Revolution and its
    Impact
  • The Reading Mania
  • The Nineteenth Century
  • India and the World of Print
  • Religious Reform and Public
    Debates
  • New Forms of Publication
  • Print and Censorship


Geography:
Contemporary India –
II

1. Resources and Development:

  • Concept
  • Development of Resources
  • Resource Planning – Resource
    Planning in India, Conservation of Resources
  • Land Resources
  • Land Utilization
  • Land Use Pattern in India
  • Land Degradation and
    Conservation Measures
  • Soil as a Resource –
    Classification of Soils, Soil Erosion and Soil Conservation (excluding Box
    Information on State of India’s Environment)

Chapter 2. Forest and Wildlife

  • Conservation of forest and
    wildlife in India
  • Types and distribution of
    forests and wildlife resources
  • Community and Conservation

 

Chapter 3. Water Resources:

  • Water Scarcity and The Need
    for Water Conservation and Management
  • Multi-Purpose River Projects
    and Integrated Water Resources Management
  • Rainwater Harvesting

 

Chapter 4. Agriculture:

  • Types of Farming – Primitive
    Subsistence, Intensive Subsistence, Commercial
  • Cropping Pattern – Major Crops, Food Crops other than Grains, Non-Food Crops, Technological and Institutional Reforms
  • Food Security (excluding impact of globalization on agriculture)

 

Chapter 5. Minerals and Energy
Resources

  • What is a mineral?
  • Mode of occurrence of
    Minerals – Where are these minerals found? Ferrous Minerals, Non-Ferrous
    Minerals, Non-Metallic Minerals, Rock Minerals
  • Conservation of Minerals
  • Energy Resources – Conventional
    Sources of Energy, Non-Conventional Sources of Energy
  • Conservation of Energy
    Resources

 

Chapter 6. Manufacturing Industries:

  • Importance of Manufacturing –
    Industrial Location (excluding Industry Market Linkage), Agro based Industry
    (excluding Cotton Textiles, Jute Textiles, Sugar Industry), Mineral based
    Industries (excluding Iron Steel Industry, Cement Industry), Industrial
    Pollution and Environmental Degradation, Control of Environmental Degradation

 

Chapter 7. Life Lines of National
Economy
:

  • Roadways
  • Railways
  • Pipelines
  • Waterways
  • Major Seaports
  • Airways
  • Communication
  • International Trade
  • Tourism as a Trade 

Politics / Civics for class X:
Democratic Politics
– II 

Chapter 1. Power Sharing:

  • Belgium and Sri Lanka
  • Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka
  • Accommodation in Belgium
  • Why power sharing is
    desirable?
  • Forms of Power Sharing

Chapter 2. Federalism:

  • What is Federalism?
  • What make India a Federal
    Country?
  • How is Federalism practiced?
  • Decentralization in India

 

Chapter 4. Gender, Religion and
Caste:

  • Gender and Politics –
    Public/Private division, Women’s political representation
  • Religion, Communalism and
    Politics – Communalism, Secular State (excluding
    image on page 46, 48, 49 of NCERT Textbook – Democratic Politics –II –
    reprinted edition 2021)
  • Caste and Politics – Caste
    inequalities, Caste in politics, Politics in caste

 

Chapter 6. Political Parties:

  • Why do we need Political
    Parties? – Meaning, Functions, Necessity
  • How many parties should we have?
  • National Parties
  • State Parties
  • Challenges to Political Parties
  • How can Parties be reformed?

 

Chapter 7. Outcomes of Democracy:

  • How do we assess democracy’s
    outcomes?
  • Accountable, responsive and
    legitimate government
  • Economic growth and
    development
  • Reduction of inequality and
    poverty
  • Accommodation of social
    diversity
  • Dignity and freedom of the citizens 

Economics:
Understanding
Economic Development

Chapter 1. Development:

  • What Development Promises –
    Different People, Different Goals
  • Income and Other Goals
  • National Development
  • How to compare different
    countries or states?
  • Income and other criteria
  • Public Facilities
  • Sustainability of Development

 

Chapter 2. Sectors of the Indian
Economy:

  • Sectors of Economic
    Activities
  • Comparing the three sectors
  • Primary, Secondary and
    Tertiary Sectors in India
  • Division of sectors as
    organized and unorganized
  • Sectors in
    terms of ownership: Public and Private Sectors

 

Chapter 3. Money and Credit:

  • Money as a medium of exchange
  • Modern forms of Money
  • Loan activities of Banks
  • Two different Credit
    situations
  • Terms of Credit
  • Formal Sector Credit in India
  • Self Help Groups for the Poor

 

Chapter 4. Globalization and the
Indian Economy:

  • Production across countries
  • Interlinking production
    across countries
  • Foreign Trade and integration
    of markets
  • What is Globalization?
  • Factors that have enabled
    Globalization
  • World Trade Organization
  • Impact of Globalization in
    India
  • The Struggle for a fair
    Globalization

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