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Flashcards for CBSE Class 10 Social Science (087), split into the four books, History, Geography, Political Science and Economics, and then by NCERT chapter as the 2026-27 course lists them. Chapters assessed only through periodic or internal work are left out, and the map-work places are covered as location facts in words. Delete or suspend any subdeck your course leaves out once the deck is yours.

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What is inside (65 subdecks)

  • 1. History (India and the Contemporary World II)333 cards
    • 1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe100 cards
      • 1a. The French Revolution and Napoleon19 cards
      • 1b. Liberalism, conservatism and the Congress of Vienna21 cards
      • 1c. Revolutionaries and revolts, 1815 to 184830 cards
      • 1d. Nation-states: Germany, Italy and Britain19 cards
      • 1e. Visualising the nation and nationalism in the Balkans11 cards
    • 2. Nationalism in India138 cards
      • 2a. The First World War and Gandhi's early satyagrahas14 cards
      • 2b. The Rowlatt Act and Jallianwalla Bagh14 cards
      • 2c. The Khilafat and Non-Cooperation Movement16 cards
      • 2d. Peasants, tribals and plantation workers in the movement14 cards
      • 2e. Chauri Chaura, the Swaraj Party and the Simon Commission18 cards
      • 2f. Salt March and Civil Disobedience22 cards
      • 2g. Who took part, and the limits of the movement27 cards
      • 2h. The sense of collective belonging13 cards
    • 3. The Making of a Global World24 cards
    • 5. Print Culture and the Modern World71 cards
      • 5a. Print in East Asia and Europe40 cards
      • 5b. Print in India31 cards
  • 2. Geography (Contemporary India II)487 cards
    • 1. Resources and Development90 cards
      • 1a. Types of resource29 cards
      • 1b. Resource planning and conservation12 cards
      • 1c. Land resources and land use14 cards
      • 1d. Soils35 cards
    • 2. Forest and Wildlife Resources55 cards
      • 2a. Biodiversity and the classes of species15 cards
      • 2b. Forests and their depletion17 cards
      • 2c. Conservation23 cards
    • 3. Water Resources51 cards
      • 3a. Water scarcity and multipurpose projects37 cards
      • 3b. Rainwater harvesting14 cards
    • 4. Agriculture93 cards
      • 4a. Types of farming and cropping seasons26 cards
      • 4b. Food grains, pulses and oilseeds27 cards
      • 4c. Beverages, fibres and horticulture28 cards
      • 4d. Reforms and agricultural policy12 cards
    • 5. Minerals and Energy Resources104 cards
      • 5a. Minerals43 cards
      • 5b. Energy resources49 cards
      • 5c. Map work: mines, fields and plants12 cards
    • 6. Manufacturing Industries68 cards
      • 6a. Importance, classification and location16 cards
      • 6b. Textiles and sugar16 cards
      • 6c. Iron and steel, aluminium, cement and chemicals21 cards
      • 6d. Industrial pollution and control7 cards
      • 6e. Map work: industry locations8 cards
    • 7. Lifelines of National Economy (map work)26 cards
      • 7a. Major sea ports20 cards
      • 7b. International airports6 cards
  • 3. Political Science (Democratic Politics II)178 cards
    • 1. Power-sharing34 cards
    • 2. Federalism50 cards
    • 3. Gender, Religion and Caste37 cards
      • 3a. Gender12 cards
      • 3b. Religion, communalism and secularism14 cards
      • 3c. Caste11 cards
    • 4. Political Parties42 cards
    • 5. Outcomes of Democracy15 cards
  • 4. Economics (Understanding Economic Development)116 cards
    • 1. Development28 cards
    • 2. Sectors of the Indian Economy34 cards
    • 3. Money and Credit36 cards
    • 4. Globalisation and the Indian Economy18 cards

Some of its cards

  • In which Indian city was the first successful cotton textile mill set up in 1854?
    Mumbai
  • Which reformers worked for a society without caste inequalities in India?
    Jyotiba Phule, Gandhi, B. R. Ambedkar and Periyar E. V. Ramaswami Naicker
  • What is the barter system?
    Exchanging goods for goods without money
  • What is a resource?
    Anything in the environment that can be used to satisfy human needs, if it is technologically accessible, economically feasible and culturally acceptable
  • What is the sexual division of labour?
    A system in which household work is done mainly by women and work outside the home mainly by men
  • In which state is the Mayurbhanj iron ore mine?
    Odisha
  • What is a political party?
    A group of people who come together to contest elections and hold power in the government
  • In which country did print technology first develop?
    China
  • What is manufacturing?
    Production of goods in large quantities after processing raw materials into more valuable products
  • How much of the earth's surface is covered with water?
    About three-quarters

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