- History
1. The Rise of Nationalism in
Europe
Content:
This chapter traces the rise of nationalism in Europe after the French
Revolution, the role of various movements and revolts, and the unification of
Germany and Italy.
Objective:
Understand the concept of nationalism, the key events leading to the rise of nation
states in Europe, and how these events shaped modern Europe.
2. The Nationalist Movement in
IndoChina
Content:
Focuses on the struggle for independence in IndoChina, particularly in Vietnam.
It covers the colonial rule by the French, the rise of nationalist movements,
and their impacts.
Objective:
Learn about the impact of colonialism in IndoChina, the rise of nationalist
movements, and the eventual path to independence.
3. Nationalism in India
Content:
Discusses how nationalism developed in India during British colonial rule,
including the role of Gandhiji and other leaders in the fight for independence.
Objective:
Understand the Indian national movement, the different forms of protest, and
how nationalism united people across the country.
4. The Making of a Global World
Content:
Examines the history of global interconnectedness, focusing on how trade,
migration, and cultural exchanges developed between different parts of the
world.
Objective:
Understand the factors behind the making of a global economy and its effects on
different regions, especially Europe, Africa, and Asia.
5. The Age of Industrialization
Content:
This chapter discusses the development of industrialization, its spread from
Britain to other parts of the world, and its impact on various sectors of the
economy and society.
Objective:
Analyze the causes and effects of industrialization and how it transformed
economies and societies globally.
6. Work, Life, and Leisure
Content:
Focuses on the changes in urban life during the 19th and 20th centuries,
looking at the transformations brought about by industrialization, especially
in cities like London.
Objective: Understand the impact of industrialization on urban spaces, work culture, and the lives of common people.
- Geography
1. Resources and Development
Content:
This chapter discusses different types of natural resources, their importance
for development, and how they should be managed sustainably.
Objective:
Understand the classification of resources, sustainable development, and the
importance of resource management for future generations.
2. Water Resources
Content:
Focuses on the availability of freshwater resources, water scarcity, and the
need for conservation and management techniques like dams and rainwater
harvesting.
Objective:
Learn the significance of water as a resource and explore methods of
conservation to ensure sustainable use.
3. Minerals and Energy Resources
Content:
Discusses different types of minerals and energy resources available in India
and the world, their uses, and conservation strategies.
Objective:
Understand the classification of minerals and energy resources and the
importance of conservation for sustainable development.
4. Agriculture
Content:
Looks at the types of farming practiced in India, the cropping patterns, and
the role of government policies in the agricultural sector.
Objective:
Analyze the significance of agriculture in the Indian economy and the
challenges faced by the agricultural sector.
5. Manufacturing Industries
Content:
Examines the importance of industries in economic development, the location of
industries, and the impact of industrial pollution.
Objective:
Understand the role of manufacturing in economic development, industrial
distribution, and the environmental impact of industries.
- Civics
1. Power Sharing
Content:
Explains the importance of powersharing in democracies, using examples from
Belgium and Sri Lanka to show different forms of governance.
Objective:
Understand the necessity of powersharing for unity, stability, and the
preservation of democracy.
2. Federalism
Content:
Discusses the concept of federalism, how it works in different countries, and
specifically how it has been implemented in India.
Objective:
Learn the structure of federalism and the relationship between the central and
state governments in India.
3. Democracy and Diversity
Content:
This chapter explores how social diversity is accommodated in democracies,
using realworld examples of ethnic and social divisions.
Objective:
Understand how democracies manage social diversity and prevent conflicts among
different social groups.
4. Gender, Religion, and Caste
Content:
Discusses the role of gender, religion, and caste in Indian society and
politics, highlighting inequalities and the measures taken to address them.
Objective:
Learn about the role of social identities in politics and the challenges of
addressing social inequalities in democratic governance.
- Economics
1. Development
Content:
This chapter explores the concept of development, comparing various countries
and indicators like income, health, and education.
Objective:
Understand what development means and how it varies across different societies
and economies.
2. Sectors of the Indian Economy
Content:
Discusses the different sectors of the Indian economy (primary, secondary, and
tertiary) and their contributions to the national income.
Objective:
Learn about the role and importance of each economic sector and how they
interrelate in a developing economy like India.
3. Money and Credit
Content:
Focuses on the role of money in the economy, the concept of credit, and how
financial institutions like banks function.
Objective:
Understand the functions of money, how credit works, and the role of banks in
economic development.
4. Globalization and the Indian
Economy
Content:
Discusses the impact of globalization on the Indian economy, including trade,
multinational corporations, and government policies.
Objective:
Analyze the effects of globalization on India, including the challenges and
opportunities it presents.
5. Consumer Rights
Content:
This chapter highlights the rights and duties of consumers and the need for
consumer protection laws and movements in India.
Objective:
Understand the significance of consumer rights, the need for consumer
protection, and the mechanisms available for redressal.