2022Class 1240 marks14 questions
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Source: CBSE Board Examination 2022, Class 12 Sociology (039), published by CBSE. CBSE's ZIP of every set
Read the source and answer the question: Urban luxury manufactures like the high quality silks and cottons of Dacca or Murshidabad must have been hit first by the almost simultaneous collapse of indigeneous court demand and the external market on which these had largely depended. Village crafts in the interior and particularly, in regions other than eastern India where British penetration was earliest and deepest, probably survived much longer, coming to be seriously affected only with the spread of railways. (Sarkar : 1983 : 29) When British took over states and towns of India, some of them lost their courts, artisans and court gentry. Give any one reason.
“Sanskritisation seems to justify a model that rests on inequality and exclusion.” Give two reasons to support this statement.
The varied social reform movements did have common themes. Yet there were also significant differences. State any two differences.
How did commercialisation of agriculture lead to circulation of labour ?
Mention the positive and negative aspects of contract farming
Are ecological movements new or old social movements ? Explain the above using the Chipko Movement as an example.