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Q.1 (A)TENHistory and Political ScienceTBased on the New Board Paper Pattern 2019-20 prescribed by the Maharashtra State Board ofSecondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune - 04STD. XNSalient FeaturesCO A compilation of Most Important Questions A great resource for quick revision Covers a wide variety of Questions according to the flowof New Paper PatternPLE Answers framed as per mark allocation Includes Model Question Paper for self evaluation Inclusion of QR Code for students to access the ‘AnswerSAMKey’ for the Model Question Paper.Printed at: Quarterfold Printabilities, Navi Mumbai Target Publications Pvt. Ltd.No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, C.D.ROM/Audio Video Cassettes or electronic, mechanical including photocopying; recording or byany information storage and retrieval system without permission in writing from the Publisher.Balbharati Registration No.: 2018MH0022TEID: 13865P.O. No. 204926

PREFACEONTENT“Std. X IQB – History and Political Science is a treasure house of the most importantquestions that’d help students to face the Board Examination confidently. This book iscreated in accordance with the New Board Paper Pattern 2019-20.IQB (Important Question Bank) covers all types of questions such as ‘Complete theconcept chart, Complete the table, Complete the timeline’, etc. along with answers as per themarks allotted to them. The flow of the contents is mapped according to the new paperpattern and is presented in the most lucid manner. Moreover, the questions provided arearranged in a chapter-wise format so that students can easily take a stock of it. We haveprovided one Model Question Paper at the end of the book that enables students to assesstheir level of preparation for the Board examination.We have amalgamated technology with education and resultantly provided aQR Code for students to access the ‘Answer Key’ given for the Model Question Paper.Armed with an arsenal of choicest of questions and relevant answers, we are confidentthat this book will cater to the needs of students across categories and effectively assist them toachieve their goal.Please write to us at: mail@targetpublications.orgA book affects eternity; one can never tell where its influence stops.MPLEFrom,PublisherEdition: SecondCBest of luck to all the aspirants!DisclaimerSAThis reference book is transformative work based on History and Political Science; First edition: 2018' published by theMaharashtra State Bureau of Textbook Production and Curriculum Research, Pune. We the publishers are making thisreference book which constitutes as fair use of textual contents which are transformed by adding and elaborating, with aview to simplify the same to enable the students to understand, memorize and reproduce the same in examinations.This work is purely inspired upon the course work as prescribed by the Maharashtra State Bureau of TextbookProduction and Curriculum Research, Pune. Every care has been taken in the publication of this reference book by theAuthors while creating the contents. The Authors and the Publishers shall not be responsible for any loss or damagescaused to any person on account of errors or omissions which might have crept in or disagreement of any third party onthe point of view expressed in the reference book. reserved with the Publisher for all the contents created by our Authors.No copyright is claimed in the textual contents which are presented as part of fair dealing with a view to provide bestsupplementary study material for the benefit of students.2

New Paper patternStd. X: History and Political Science(History : 28 Marks, Political Science : 12 Marks, Total : 40 Marks)Time : 2 HoursType of QuestionQ.1B.Choose the correct alternativeand write the completestatement.Identify and write wrong pair inthe following sets.Complete the given conceptmaps.B.Write short notes on.Explain the statement with reasons.Q.4Read the following extract andanswer the questions.PLEQ.3Answer the questions in detail.SAMQ.5-0303-03032 out of 304062 out of 304062 out of 40408-04042 out of 40612Marks2842OA.CQ.2Options MarksNA.Marks withoptionsTENQ.No.THistory

Political ScienceQ.No.Type of QuestionQ.6Choose the correct alternative andwrite the complete statement.-Q.7Explain whether the statement is trueor false with reasons.2 out of 304061 out of 2020402041 out of 20204Marks1220Explain the concept/Write shortnotes on.B.Do as directed/instructed.1 out of 2OAnswer in brief.PLECQ.9NQ.802TENA.02Marks withoptionsTOptions MarksSAM[Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher SecondaryEducation, Pune - 04]4

INDEXQuestion No.(As per the New Paper Pattern)HistoryChoose the correct alternative and write the completestatement.B.Identify and write wrong pair in the following sets.9A.Complete the given concept maps.16B.Write short notes on.291TENQ.2A.NQ.1Page No.TSr.No.Explain the statement with reasons.42Q.4Read the following extract and answer the questions.51Q.5Answer the questions in detail.64COQ.3Political ScienceQ.791Explain whether the statement is true or false with reasons.96A.Explain the concept/Write short notes on.103B.Do as directed/instructed.109MQ.8Choose the correct alternative and write the completestatement.PLEQ.6Answer in brief.117Model Question Paper124SAQ.9Note: Textual exercise questions are represented by * mark.Intext questions are represented by # mark.

Q.2(A)Complete the following conceptmaps/chartsQ.1 (A)Chapter 1: Historiography – Development in the WestComplete the concept chart.TENT1.*i.Notable Scholars in EuropeAns:Notable Scholars in EuropeOMichel FoucaultNRené DescartesGeorg WilhelmFriedrich HegelCKarl Marx2.i.a.Name of the Scholar Mb.PLEa. Voltaireb. Leopold von Rankéc. Simone de Beauvoir[Note: Students are expected to write the name of any four scholars.]Complete the Table. SAc.d.His / her ThoughtsOpposed the practice of arranging historicalevents in a chronological orderHelped in establishing fundamentals offeminismHistory was not about abstract ideas, it wasabout living peopleInsisted on verifying the reliability of historicaldocuments by critically examining themAns:a.Name of the ScholarMichel Foucaultb.Simone de Beauvoir1616His / her ThoughtsOpposed the practice of arranging historicalevents in achronological order.Helped in establishing fundamentals offeminism.

Q.2 (A)c.Karl Marxd.René DescartesHistory was not about abstract ideas, it wasabout living people.Insisted on verifying the reliability of historicaldocuments by critically examining them.cPLEdbCaNComplete the concept chart.O3.*i.TENChapter 2: Historiography - Indian TraditionTarikh-i-Phiruz ShahiRajtaranginiMAns: a.c.SAii.Biographiesof kingsAns: a.c.T[Note: Answers for the first chapter have been provided in the appropriate format.Students are expected to follow the above format in the exam.]b.d.BaburKrishnaji Anant SabhasadTypes of BakharDescriptionsof eventsDynastic historyBased on mythologiesHistoryof a sectb.d.AutobiographiesRegarding grievanceBased on state administration by a king17

IQBComplete the Table.a.b.c.d.Column ‘A’James Grant Duff.S. A. Dange.a.b.c.d.Column ‘A’James Grant DuffMountstuart ElphinstoneS. A. DangeDr. Babasaheb Ambedkara.b.c.d.Name of the Author.Mahatma Phule.Column ‘B’‘.’‘The History of India’‘.’‘Who were the Shudras’T4.*i.NName of the bookThe History of British India.Stri-Purush TulanaThe High Caste Hindu WomanCAns:Name of the authorJames MillMahatma PhuleTarabai ShindePandita RamabaiPLEa.b.c.d.Column ‘B’‘A History of Mahrattas’‘The History of India’‘Primitive Communism to Slavery’‘Who were the Shudras’Oii.TENAns:Name of the bookThe History of British IndiaGulamgiriStri-Purush TulanaThe High Caste Hindu WomanMChapter 3: Applied HistoryComplete the Concept Chart.TangibleSA5.*i.Cultural HeritageAns: Tangible Cultural Heritage:a. Ancient sitesc. Buildingse. ntangible

Q.2 (A)TEN[Note: Students are expected to write any two points from each.]TIntangible Cultural Heritage:a. Traditional knowledgeb. Oral traditions and their languagec. Social customs and rituals of celebrating festivalsd. Styles of performing artse. Certain traditional skillsf. Communities, groups who represent such traditions, customs and skillsii.ONProfessional Fields Affiliatedto Applied HistoryComplete the Table.PLE6.i.Museums and ArchivesPreservation and conservation of historical siteTourism and HospitalityEntertainment and Mass MediaCAns: a.b.c.d.Cultural Heritage SitesLocationsRed Fort Complex.b.Jantar Mantarc.The Capitol Complex.Bodh GayaMa.SAd.Ans:Cultural heritage sitesLocationsa.Red Fort ComplexDelhib.Jantar MantarMahabodhi Temple ComplexJaipurBodh GayaThe Capitol ComplexChandigarhc.d.19

IQBChapter 4: History of Indian Arts7.i.Complete the Concept Chart.Ans: a.c.power of imaginationstate of emotionii.abNorth IndiaMaharashtraNOdishasensibilityartist’s skillsIndian classical dance formsKeralaOdb.d.TENTCrucial factors at the root of artistic creationKathakali&MohiniattanCTamil Naduc8.i.Kathakb.LavaniPLEAns: a.c.Bharatnatyamd.OdisiComplete the Table.Temple tics2020NagaraDravidaTemple architecturethat is identified bythe style of the tower(shikhara) in NorthIndia.Hindu temples ofNorth India.Templearchitecturethat is identified by thestyle of the tower(shikhara) in SouthIndia.Hindu temples of SouthIndia.

Q.2 ns:TempleArchitectureTemple architecture thatis identified by the styleCharacteristics of the tower (shikhara)in South India.Hemadpanti1. build in aHindu temples of SouthIndia.iii.PLEExamplesCb.MSr. No.a.b.c.d.Architecture of IndiaQutub MinarTaj Mahal.Gol Gumbaz2. no use of mortar1. Gondeshwar temple atsinnar2. (Shivmandir)Ambreshwar templeat AmbarnathName of the place.Mumbai.SAAns:Sr. No.a.b.c.d.Architecture of IndiaQutub MinarTaj MahalChhatrapati Shivaji MaharajTerminusGol GumbazName of the placeMehrauliAgraMumbaiBijapur21

IQBChapter 5: Mass Media and HistoryComplete the Table.Group ‘A’Bhau Mahajan.Krishnarao Bhalekar.Group ‘B’.Darpan.Mahratta and Kesaria.b.c.d.Group ‘A’Bhau MahajanBalshastri JambhekarKrishnarao BhalekarBal Gangadhar TilakGroup ‘B’PrabhakarDarpanDeenbandhuMahratta and KesariTa.b.c.d.TEN9.i.Complete the r‘Calcutta General Advertiser’ or‘Bengal Gazette’ was printed.Ans: a.b.c.d.d.Arrange the following events in the chronological order.The periodical ‘Pragati’ was started.Indian State Broadcasting Service (ISBS) was renamed as ‘All India Radio’.Doordarshan’s Mumbai centre started telecasting its programmes.Dnyanoday printed the map of Europe.i. Dnyanoday printed the map of Europe -1851.ii. The periodical ‘Pragati’ was started -1929.iii. Indian State Broadcasting Service (ISBS) was renamed as ‘All IndiaRadio’- 8th June,1936.iv. Doordarshan’s Mumbai centre started telecasting its programmes -1stMay, 1972.[Note: Students are not expected to mention the dates. They are mentionedpurely for understanding purpose.]SA2222Dnyanoday printedthe map of Asia188129th January, 1780Darpan newspaper was started1842Kesari and Mahratta newspapers were startedM11.iii.iii.iv.Ans:b.c.

Q.2 (A)Chapter 6: Entertainment and History12.i.Complete the Concept Chart.[Mar 2019]shadow puppetswooden puppetsb.d.ii.TENAns: a.c.TTypes of puppets usedhand puppetsstring puppets13.i.Bombay TalkiesR. K. Studiosb.d.Rajkamal ProductionsNavketanPLEAns: a.c.CONStudios that have contributed to thedevelopment of Indian film industryBhajanKeertanBhajanIn Bhajan, songs aresung in praise of Godand god’s name ischanted.Instruments like taal(cymbals), mridangamand pakhavaj are used.KeertanIt is performed in a temple orin the precincts of a csa.b.The traditions of Keertan areNaraadiyaorHaridasiKeertan, Varkari Keertan andRashtriya Keertan.23