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Class - 9 Social Science Part - 2 Goyal Prakashan

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Class - 9 Social Science Part - 2  Goyal Prakashan   Chapter 1: Water in the Oceans Chapter - 2 Disaster Preparedness and Regulatory Frameworks Chapter 3: Forests, Biodiversity and Livelihoods Chapter 4 Theme III: Building a Resilient India (1000–1700 CE) Early Medieval India (750–1000 CE) Chapter 5: Later Medieval India Chapter - 6, Theme IV : India and the World – I (1900 BCE – 1200 CE) Chapter 7 Understnding Authority Chapter - 8 Theme IV: From Ideas to Startups Entrepreneurship and Startups Chapter - 9 - financial planning investment and taxation. Class - 9 Worksheet Part 1 & Part 2
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Chapter - 3 The Dynamic Atmosphere and Changing Climate (Class- 9) (GOYAL PRAKASHAN)

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Chapter - 3   The Dynamic Atmosphere and Changing Climate What is Atmosphere:-  The atmosphere is a layer of gases that surrounds the Earth. It is made up of gases like Nitrogen (78%), Oxygen (21%), and small amounts of Carbon dioxide, Argon, and Water vapour. It protects life on Earth and makes it possible for living organisms to survive. Why is the Atmosphere Important:-  The atmosphere plays a very important role: Provides Oxygen – Needed for breathing by humans and animals. Supports Life – Plants use carbon dioxide for photosynthesis. Protects Earth – Shields us from harmful rays of the Sun. Maintains Temperature – Keeps Earth warm enough for life (greenhouse effect). Weather Formation – Clouds, rain, wind, and storms happen in the atmosphere. What is Climate:-  Climate is the average weather condition of a place over a long period of time (years or decades). It includes temperature, rainfall, humidity, and wind patterns. Importance of Climate Affects Agricu...
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Class 7 Chapter – 2 : India and Her Neighbours

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      Worksheet – Class 7  Chapter – 2 : India and Her Neighbours Section A – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 1. Which of the following is India’s maritime neighbour? https://amzn.to/4txTrWk a) Nepal b) Bhutan c) Sri Lanka d) Afghanistan Answer: c) Sri Lanka 2. India shares its northern border with: a) Myanmar b) China c) Bangladesh d) Pakistan Answer: b) China 3. Which country is called the “Land of the Thunder Dragon”? a) Nepal b) Bhutan c) Myanmar d) Maldives Answer: b) Bhutan 4. Which sea separates India and Sri Lanka? a) Arabian Sea b) Red Sea c) Palk Strait d) Bay of Bengal Answer: c) Palk Strait 5. Which country is known as India’s gateway to Southeast Asia? a) China b) Myanmar c) Pakistan d) Nepal Answer: b) Myanmar 6. Which traveller from China visited India to study Buddhism? a) Bodhidharma b) Faxian c) Padmasambhava d) Ashoka Answer: b) Faxian 7. Which country became independent in 1971? a) Bhutan b) Maldives c) Bangladesh d) Nepal Answer: c) Banglad...
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Class - 8 Social Science Part - 2

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Chapter Notes including Questions/Answers Chapter - 1 World Geography: Some Glimpses   Chapter - 2 India's Long Road to Independence Chapter - 3 A Journey Through Indian Architecture Chapter 4 The Role of Judiciary in Our Society Chapter - 5 Citizenships - Right and Duties Chapter - 6 Dynamics of Population Chapter 7 India's Urban Landscape Chapter 8 Bhakti Sufi Traditions and Culture Worksheet Class - 8 Part 2
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Chapter - 5 outcomes of democracy

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  Chapter - 5 outcomes of democracy Meaning of Democracy: Democracy is a form of government in which the rulers are elected by the people. It is based on the idea that: Power should rest with the people, Citizens have the right to participate in decision-making, Everyone is equal in the eyes of the law.  Definition of Democracy: Abraham Lincoln's:- “Democracy is government of the people, by the people, and for the people. How Do We Assess Democracy’s Outcomes? 1. Democracy Produces an Accountable, Responsive, and Legitimate Government Democracy is based on public discussion and consent. Democracy provide responsive government because it is formed by elected representative of people. Democracy gives it citizens the right to information about government functioning. Democracy genrate trust among citizens. Democracy ensures that decision making will be based on norms and procedures. People have the right to choose their leaders and can hold them accountable. Democratic gover...
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