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The phrase was previously applied to sociology, the first “science of society,” which was founded in the nineteenth century.

Social science may help us understand how our own society works, from the causes of unemployment to what promotes economic progress, as well as how and why people vote and what makes people happy.

Social scientists look at every facet of society, from historical events and achievements to human behaviour and group connections. Their findings shed light on the various ways in which individuals, organisations, and institutions make decisions, exert power, and adapt to change.

It goes without saying that class ten is one of the most pivotal years in a student’s academic career. Their grades may play a significant role in determining the direction of their future careers. The possibility of failing leaves them under a lot of stress and fear. 

An individual’s marks in class 10 are the deciding criteria in deciding the institution they want to go to for their post-secondary studies. 

One of the subjects that are considered hard and very time taking is Social Studies. SST scares a lot of candidates because of its lengthy nature. But in actuality, SST is an easy way to get a good percentage. 

We are here to answer one of the most asked questions about SST. 

CBSE Class 10th Syllabus For Social Science 

  • What are all the Chapters and what are they about? 

The NCERT syllabus is important in preparing students for their future education since it gently grazes through all important areas that may become significant in the student’s future field of interest.

History 

The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 

French Revolution and 

the Idea of the Nation

The Making of Nationalism in Europe

The Age of Revolutions: 1830-1848

The Making of Germany and Italy

Visualizing the Nation

Nationalism and Imperialism

The fundamental reasons for nationalism in Europe are discussed in this chapter, as well as the French Revolution and Nationalism and Imperialism. It also looks at the rise of nationalism in Europe following the 1830s. It emphasizes how revolutionary ideas spread over France, Italy, Germany, and Greece. Furthermore, it concentrates on the characteristics of Poland, Hungary, Italy, Germany, and Greece on the ground.

  • The Nationalist Movement in Indo-China 

This chapter focuses on French colonization in Indo- China. It also discusses the Vietnamese liberation movement before and after the US invasion, as well as the role of women in the conflict.

  • Nationalism in India 

This topic holds significant importance in our history. Freedom struggles like the Khilafat movement and the Non-cooperation movement are talked about in this chapter. It also mentions some of the preposterous acts passed by the British government like the Rowlatt Act.

  • Making of a global world 

This chapter tells us about the world before all the technological development. 

A few key points in these chapters are the topics of Trades, Food travel, Technology, etc. 

  • The Age of Industrialization 

Before the Industrial Revolution 

Hand Labour and Team Power 

Industrialization in the colonies 

Factories come up 

The Peculiarities of Industrial Growth 

Market for Goods 

  • Work, Life, and Leisure 
  • Print Culture and the Modern World 
  • Novels, Society, and History 

Geography 

  • Resources and Development 

Types of Resources 

Development of Resources 

Resource Planning in India 

Land Resources 

Land utilization 

Land Use Pattern in India 

Land Degradation and Conservation Measures

Soil as a resource 

Classification of Soils 

Soil Erosion and Soil Conservation 

  • Forest and Wildlife Resources 
  • Water Resources 

Water Scarcity and 

The Need for Water Conservation and Management. 

Multi purpose river projects 

and Integrated Water Resources Management 

Rainwater Harvesting 

  • Agriculture 

Types of Farming 

Cropping Pattern 

Major Crops 

Technological and Institutional Reforms 

Impact of Globalisation on Agriculture 

  • Minerals and Energy Resources 

What is mineral ? 

Mode of occurrence of Minerals 

Rock Minerals 

Conservation of Minerals 

Energy Resources

Conservation of Energy Resources 

  • Manufacturing Industries 

Importance of Manufacturing 

Contribution of Industry to National Economy 

Industrial Location 

Classification of Industries

Spatial Distribution 

Industrial pollution and environmental Degradation 

Control of Environmental Degradation 

  • Lifelines of National Economy 

Transport- Roadways, Railways, Pipelines, Waterways, Airways 

Communication 

International Trade 

Tourism as a Trade 

Political Science 

  • Power-Sharing 

Case studies of Belgium and Sri Lanka 

Why power Sharing is desirable  

Forms of Power Sharing 

  • Federalism 

What is Federalism 

What makes India a Federal Country ?

How is Federalism practiced ? 

Decentralization in India 

  • Democracy and Diversity 
  • Gender, Religion and Caste 
  • Popular struggles and Movements
  • Political parties 

Why do we need Political Parties?

How many Political parties should we have? 

National Political Parties 

Challenges to Political Parties

How can Parties be reformed

  • Outcomes of Democracy 

How do we assess Democracy’s outcomes 

Accountable, responsive and legitimate government 

Economic growth and development 

Reduction of inequality and Poverty 

Accommodation of Social diversity 

Dignity and Freedom of the citizens

  • Challenges to Democracy 

What are the challenges that 

Democracy faces in our country

 and elsewhere? 

What can be done to reform democratic politics? 

How can democracy be more 

democratic in its 

practice and outcomes? 

Economics 

  • Development 

What Development promises 

Income and other Goals 

National Development 

How to compare different  countries or states?

Income and other criteria 

Public Facilities 

Sustainability of Development 

  • Sectors of the Indian Economy 

Sectors of Economic Activities 

Comparing the three sectors 

Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sectors in India 

Division of sectors as organized and unorganized 

Sectors in terms of ownership: 

Public and Private Sectors

  • Money and Credit 

Money as a medium of exchange 

Modern forms of money 

Loan Activities of Banks two different credit in India

Self help Groups for the Poor 

  • Globalisation and the Indian Economy 

Production across countries 

Interlinking Production across Countries 

Foreign Trade and integration of markets 

What is Globalisation?

Factors that have enabled Globalisation 

World trade organization 

Impact of Globalisation on India 

The struggle for a fair Globalisation 

  • Consumer Rights 

Disaster management 

  1. Tsunami the Killer sea Waves
  2. Survival skills 
  3. Alternative Communication Systems 
  4. Safe Construction Practices 
  5. Sharing Responsibilities 
  6. Planning Ahead 

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