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Class 10 · Social Science · Revision Checklist

Class 10 Social Science
Revision Checklist

38 topics across 8 chapters. Tick off each topic as you revise — your progress is saved automatically in your browser.

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Nationalism in India

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I can explain the reasons for the Non-Cooperation Movement and its outcomes

I can explain the Civil Disobedience Movement and the role of Dandi March

I know the significance of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre

I can explain how different groups participated in and experienced the nationalist movement

I know the key figures: Gandhi, Nehru, Ambedkar, Bhagat Singh and their contributions

Federalism

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I can distinguish between unitary and federal systems with examples

I can explain the three lists: Union, State, Concurrent

I know the significance of the 1992 Constitutional Amendment for local governments

I can explain linguistic reorganisation of states and its significance

I know the features of Indian federalism that make it unique

Money & Credit

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I can explain the functions of money and how it overcame the limitations of barter

I know the difference between formal and informal sources of credit

I can explain the role of banks in the economy (credit creation)

I know the features and significance of Self Help Groups (SHGs)

I can explain the terms of credit: interest rate, collateral, documentation

Development

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I know different criteria for measuring development: per capita income, literacy, life expectancy

I can explain the Human Development Index (HDI) and its three components

I can distinguish between average income and distribution of income

I know India's rank in HDI and what it implies

I can explain the concept of sustainable development

Resources & Development

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I can classify resources by origin, exhaustibility, ownership, and status of development

I know the types of soils in India and their characteristics

I can explain soil erosion and conservation methods

I know the significance of the National Forest Policy

I can locate major soil types on the map of India

Political Parties

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I can state the functions of political parties in a democracy

I know the difference between national and state parties with examples

I can explain the challenges facing political parties in India

I know the electoral and legal reforms related to political parties

Consumer Rights

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I know the six rights of consumers as per the Consumer Protection Act

I can explain the three-tier consumer court system (District, State, National)

I know the significance of COPRA 1986 and the 2019 amendment

I can give examples of consumer exploitation and how to fight it

I know the importance of the ISI, Agmark, and Hallmark symbols

Agriculture

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I can classify farming: subsistence, commercial, plantation, shifting, mixed

I know the major crops of India and their growing conditions (rice, wheat, cotton, jute)

I can explain the Green Revolution — causes, effects, and limitations

I can locate major agricultural regions on the India map

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