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Download the question and answers from the Social Science textbook, for the chapter 2 of Kerala SS Part 1.
An example:
Analyse the consequences of the French Revolution and prepare a note.
Answer: The French Revolution (1789–1799) had profound consequences:
o End of Feudalism: Noble and church privileges were abolished, and their lands were confiscated and redistributed to the middle class, ending feudal dues like Banalité.
o Modern Nationalism: The revolution redefined a nation as its people, not the monarchy, through the Declaration of the Rights of Man. This inspired independence struggles in Asia and Africa.
o Democratic Governance: Rousseau’s idea of popular sovereignty laid the foundation for democratic rule, influencing modern governance systems.
o Economic Reforms: The metric system standardized weights and measures, and the Assignat was introduced, though it later failed due to inflation.
o Social Equality: Slavery was abolished, and religious tolerance was declared, promoting equality.
o Global Impact: The revolution’s ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity influenced figures like Tipu Sultan, who planted the Tree of Liberty in Srirangapatnam, and later freedom movements worldwide.
Despite challenges like the Reign of Terror, the revolution dismantled the old regime, creating a modern France and leaving a lasting legacy of human rights and nationalism.
For complete questions and answers download the notes in PDF format from the link below.
Kerala 10th Social Science 1 Textbook Ch 2 Liberty Equality Fraternity Textbook Question and Answers.pdf (Size: 316.92 KB / Downloads: 11)
An example:
Analyse the consequences of the French Revolution and prepare a note.
Answer: The French Revolution (1789–1799) had profound consequences:
o End of Feudalism: Noble and church privileges were abolished, and their lands were confiscated and redistributed to the middle class, ending feudal dues like Banalité.
o Modern Nationalism: The revolution redefined a nation as its people, not the monarchy, through the Declaration of the Rights of Man. This inspired independence struggles in Asia and Africa.
o Democratic Governance: Rousseau’s idea of popular sovereignty laid the foundation for democratic rule, influencing modern governance systems.
o Economic Reforms: The metric system standardized weights and measures, and the Assignat was introduced, though it later failed due to inflation.
o Social Equality: Slavery was abolished, and religious tolerance was declared, promoting equality.
o Global Impact: The revolution’s ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity influenced figures like Tipu Sultan, who planted the Tree of Liberty in Srirangapatnam, and later freedom movements worldwide.
Despite challenges like the Reign of Terror, the revolution dismantled the old regime, creating a modern France and leaving a lasting legacy of human rights and nationalism.
For complete questions and answers download the notes in PDF format from the link below.
Kerala 10th Social Science 1 Textbook Ch 2 Liberty Equality Fraternity Textbook Question and Answers.pdf (Size: 316.92 KB / Downloads: 11)