Class 10 political Science chapter democracy and diversity - Part 4

CBSE & NCERT Based, class 10 Social Science political book Democratic Politics-II (Loktantrik Rajniti-II) Chapter democracy and diversity. Topics - Origins of Social Differences, Politics of Social Di...

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Which system provides equal political rights to citizens?
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Democracy resolves disagreements through:
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Social divisions are more likely to cause problems when:
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Diversity should be seen as:
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Democracy ensures that different groups can:
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Which of the following is a democratic response to social diversity?
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Political equality means:
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The chapter concludes that democracy and diversity are:
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A successful democracy manages diversity through:
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The main message of the chapter "Democracy and Diversity" is:
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Gender division is a form of hierarchical social division that is found:
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The gender division is typically understood as natural and unchangeable, However, it is actually based on:
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The system in which all work inside the home is either done by the women of the family or organized by them through domestic helpers is called:
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When domestic work like cooking, cleaning, and tailoring is tailored into paid jobs outside the home, men are absolutely ready to take up these works, This is best illustrated by:
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What has been the historical result of the sexual division of labor on women's role in public life?
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Political mobilization on the gender question helped to improve women’s role in public life by demanding:
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Radical women’s movements aimed at attaining equality in personal and family life as well as public life are called:
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A person (man or woman) who believes in equal rights and opportunities for women and men is known as a:
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In which of the following regions or countries is the participation of women in public life exceptionally high?
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A social system that values men more and gives them power over women is called a:
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The literacy rate among women in India is significantly lower than that of men, According to textbook data, it stands at approximately:
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Why do a smaller percentage of girls opt for higher studies in India despite performing exceptionally well in school exams?
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The 'Equal Remuneration Act' provides that:
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Despite the Equal Remuneration Act, in almost all areas of work – from sports and cinema to factories and fields:
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In many parts of India, parents prefer to have sons and find ways to abort the female child before she is born, This has led to a decline in the:
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The child sex ratio in India has fallen to alarming levels in some states, dropping below:
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Reports of harassment, exploitation, and violence against women show that urban areas have become:
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Feminists argue that unless women control political power, their problems will not get adequate attention, In India, the proportion of women in the legislature has historically be...
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In the Indian Lok Sabha, the percentage of elected women MPs touched the 14, 36% mark for the first time only in which election year?
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In terms of women's representation in national parliaments, India ranks:

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