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   History & Civics (March 1999)

SELECTION MENU

 
 
 
HISTORY – CIVICS
 
Time: 2 ½ Hours
MARCH – 1999
Marks: 75

Q. 1.

A)

Complete the following statements by choosing the appropriate alternative from those given in the brackets:

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i)

The signatories of the Peace Treaties laid down ------ conditions on the defeated nations. (Antagonistic, Helpful, Humiliating)

   

ii)

In 1947 President ------ of the U. S. proclaimed the policy of containment. (Eisenhower, Truman, Roosevelt)

   

iii)

In Maharashtra at -------- Martial Law was invoked by the collector. (Satara, Kilhapur, Solapur)

   

iv)

One of the famous women members of the Constituent Assembly was --------. (Smt. Sucheta Kriplani, Smt. Hansaben Mehta, Smt. Dasgupta)

     
 

B)

Match the words given in Group ‘A’ with the appropriate words given in Group ‘B’:

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Group 'A'

Group 'B'

i) Woodrow Wilson

a) The Economic Drain Theory

ii) Tarabai Shinde

b) 'Abhinav Bharat'

iii) Dadabhai Naoroji

c) Fourteen Points Plan

iv) V. D. Savarkar

d) Rani Jhansi Regiment

e) 'Man-Woman Comparison'

     
 

C)

Arrange the following events in their chronological order:

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i)

Split in the Indian national Congress;

   

ii)

Partition of Bengal

   

iii)

Lucknow Pact;

   

iv)

Home Rule Movement.

     

Q. 2.

Answer nay five of the following questions in 2 0r 3 lines each:

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i)

Between which two groups the World War II was fought?

 

ii)

Write the names of any four women social workers in Maharashtra.

 

iii)

What were the objectives of the Indian National Congress at the outset?

 

iv)

What were the main objectives of the U.N.?

 

v)

What were the political and social aims of Revolutionaries?

 

vi)

Write the principles of Hitler's Nazism.

 

vii)

What were the problems faced by India after attaining the independence?

     

Q. 3.

Give reasons of any five of the following statements in 2 0r 3 lines each:

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i)

In 1902, England signed a treaty with Japan.

 

ii)

The League of Nations failed in its objectives to achieve World Peace.

 

iii)

There was growing discontent in Italy after the First World War.

 

iv)

Introduction of Enfield rifles and cartridges was the reason for discontent among the Indian soldiers.

 

v)

Lokmanya Tilak organized National Festivals.

 

vi)

Pune Pact was signed in 1932.

 

vii)

National Congress accepted the Cabinet Mission Plan.

     

Q. 4.

Answer any two of the following questions in 5 to 6 lines each:

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i)

Give the detailed about the Non-aligned Movement?

 

ii)

What were the causes of the Revolt of 1857?

 

iii)

Which were the institutions established by the Indian social reformers to bring about the religious reforms in the society?

 

iv)

State in brief the main causes that led to World War I.

     

Q. 5.

Answer any one of the following questions in about 20 lines

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i)

Describe the nature of the constructive programme which constituted a part of the Non-cooperation Movement on the following points:

   

a)

Objectives;

   

b)

Programme;

   

c)

Participation of the people.

 

ii)

Give a detailed account of Azad Hind Army on the following points:

   

a)

Establishment of Azad Hind Army;

   

b)

The campaign of Azad Hind Army;

   

c)

Reason for failure.

 

iii)

State the features of the Mountbatten Plan.

     

Q. 6.

A)

Fill in the blanks with a suitable word given in the brackets:

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i)

The President appoints the leader of majority party in the Lok Sabha as the --------. (Vice-President, Chief Justice, Prime Minister, Speaker)

   

ii)

There are -------- elected members in the Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra. (238, 250, 288, 550)

   

iii)

The State Government appoints the ------- of Municipal Corporation. (Mayor, Commissioner, Chairman of Standing Committee, Chairman of Education Board)

     
 

B)

Match the words in Group ‘A’ with those in Group ‘B’:

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Group 'A'

Group 'B'

     

i) A Bill

a) Ignorance and Superstition

     

ii) Illiteracy

b) Social and Political Awareness

     

c) A Legislative Proposal

     

Q. 7.

A)

Answer any three of the following question within 2 to 3 sentences each:

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i)

Describe the original jurisdiction of Supreme Court.

   

ii)

What are the objectives of the Local Government?

   

iii)

What are the privileges of Members of Parliament?

   

iv)

Explain the composition of Gram Panchayat.

   

v)

What is meant by population Explosion? What are its effects?

     
 

B)

Give reasons for any three of the following in 2 or 3 sentences each:

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i)

The President of India is the Constitutional Head of the Union.

   

ii)

Governor can dissolve Legislative Assembly.

   

iii)

Supreme Court is a Court of Record.

   

iv)

Panchayat Raj is emerged in India.

   

v)

It is necessary to do away with communalism.

     

Q. 8.

Answer any two of the following questions in 5 to 6 sentences each:

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i)

Write the composition of Municipal Corporation.

 

ii)

Write any four functions of the Speaker of Lok Sabha.

 

iii)

Explain the powers and functions of the Prime Minister.

 

iv)

Give the detailed account of Legislative Assembly on the following points:
a) Members; b) Duration; c) The Sessions; d) Quorum.

 


 

   History & Civics (October 1999)

SELECTION MENU

 
 
HISTORY – CIVICS
Time: 2 ½ Hours
October – 1999
Marks: 75

Q.1. A) Complete the following statements by choosing the appropriate alternative from those given in the brackets:
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i) The Great European powers had vested interests because of the -------- situation of the Eastern European territory.
(Financial, Strategic, Political)
ii) The signatories of the peace treaties laid down ------ conditions on the defeated nations.
(antagonistic, helpful, humiliating)
iii) ------ wrote a seminal work titled Man-Woman Comparison’.
(Savitribai Phule, Pandita Ramabai, Tarabai Shinde)
iv) In 1909, the Collector of Nasik, Jackson, was killed by -------.
(Khudiram Bose, Anant Kanhere, Bhupendranath)
 
  B) Match the words given in Group ‘A’ with the appropriate words given in Group ‘B’:
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Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’
i) General De Gaulle a) Home Rule Movement
ii) Umaji Naik b) Opposed the caste system
iii) Dr. Annie Besant c) Foundation of the Socialist Party
iv) Mahatma Phule d) Chief of Ramoshis
  e) Took refuge in England
 
C) Arrange the following events in their chronological order:
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i) Mulshi Satyagraha
ii) The beginning of the non-co-operation Movement
iii) The Simon commission visited India
iv) Foundation of Swaraj Party
 
Q.2. Answer nay five of the following questions in 2 0r 3 lines (20 to 25 words) each:
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i) Which treaty was signed in the Hall of Mirrors and what were its clauses related to?
ii) Why was the German Republic called the ‘Weimar Republic’?
iii) What are the main objectives of the United Nations?
iv) Name four prominent persons who took part in the revolt of 1857?
v) What were the provisions in the Morley-Minto Reforms Act of 1909?
vi) Why was the Simon Commission boycotted by the Indian National Congress?
vii) Why was Gandhiji-Irwin Pact signed?
 
Q.3. Give reasons of any five of the following statements in 2 0r 3 lines (20 to 25 words) each:
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i) In 1917, the United States declared war on Germany.
ii) Japan attacked the American naval base at Pearl Harbour on 7th December 1941.
iii) Introduction of Enfield rifles and cartridges was the reason for discontent among the Indian Soldiers.
iv) Indian Leaders accepted the support of A. O. Hume for the establishment of Indian National Congress.
v) Establishment of the Muslim League. Gandhiji decided to withdraw the Non-cooperation Movement.
vi)
vii) Subhash Chandra Bose decided to go to Japan from Germany.
 
Q.4. Answer any two of the following questions in 5 to 6 lines (50 to 60 words) each:
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i) Why did the League of Nations fail to achieve its objectives?
ii) What are the effects of the Second World War?
iii) State the features of the Mountbatten Plan.
iv) "Social Reform Movement gave impetus to Indian Nationalism". Explain.
 
Q.5. Answer any one of the following questions in about 20 lines (80 to 100 words):
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i) Explain the background of the First World War on the following points:
  a) The Imperialism of the European Nations;
  b) Aggressive Nationalism;
  c) Arms Race;
  d) Diplomatic Groupism;
  e) Balkan’s questions.
ii) Describe the ‘Jallianwalla Bagh Event’ in Amritsar.
iii) Give special features of the Indian Constitutions with the help of the following points:
a) The Preamble;
b) Secularism;
c) Fundamental Right;
d) Directive Principles;
e) Federal form of Government.
 
Q.6. A) Fill in the blanks with a suitable word given in the brackets:
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i) The jurisdiction of ----- High Court extends to Andaman Nicobar islands.
(Calcutta, Madras, Assam)
ii) There is a bicameral legislature in -----.
(Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka)
iii) In emergency duration of Lok Sabha can be extended by ----- year/years.
(One, Two, Three)
 
B) Match the words in Group ‘A’ with those in Group ‘B’:
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Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’
i) Chief Minister a) Advisor on legal matters to State Government
ii) Advocate General b) A link between Council of Ministers and the President
  c) Head of the Council of Ministers
 
Q.7. A) Answer any three of the following question within 2 to 3 sentences (20 to 25 words) each:
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i) What are the qualifications essential for the appointment of a judge of the High Court?
ii) Describe the composition of municipal Council.
iii) What are the factors conducive to Indian Democracy?
iv) What are the characteristics of Panchayati Raj in Maharashtra?
v) What is National Emergency?
 
B) Give reasons for any three of the following in 2 or 3 sentences (20 to 25 words) each:
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i) A Money Bill is introduced first in Lok Sabha.
ii) Rajya Sabha is called a Permanent House.
iii) It is necessary to safeguard independence of judiciary.
iv) It is necessary to eradicate communalism.
v) Need of a Local Self-Government.
 
Q.8. Answer any two of the following questions in 5 to 6 sentences (50 to 60 words) each:
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i) Describe the composition of Lok Sabha.
ii) Describe the original jurisdiction of Supreme Court.
iii) What are the powers and functions of the President of Zilla Parishad?
iv) What are the obligatory functions (any eight) of a Municipal Corporation?
 


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