(iii) Deputy Prime Minister of India from (c) J.C. Shah 1977-79 (iv) Union Minister of India from 1952-1977 (d) Morarji Desai 4. What was ‘Operation’ Blue Star’? Why did it hurt the sentiments of the Sikh Community? 5. Why and how did the Mizo Movement for secession gain popular support? 6. Mention any two of the agreements signed between the two super powers starting in the 1960s. 7. Name any four founders of NAM and the countries they belonged to respectively. 8. Mention any two major military features of the Cold War. 9. “The leaders of the newly independent India did not see politics as a problem; they saw it as a way of solving the problems.” How far do you agree with the statement ? 10. Match the following : A B (a) A politically controversial appointment (i) Charu Mjumdar (b) Led the Railway strike in 1974 (ii) Jayaprakash Narayan (c) Declined to join Nehru’s Cabinet (iii) George Fernandes (d) Died in police custody (iv) Justice A.N. Ray 11. While the rest of the country was reorganized on linguistic lines in 1950s, why had Punjab to wait till 1966 ? 12. How was the reorganization of North-East India completed and by when ? 13. What is meant by the Cuban Missile Crisis ? 14. Which two ideologies were involved in a conflict during the Cold War era and why ? Mention any two reasons for the emergence of a Cold War situation after the 15. Second World War. 16. Analyse the circumstances that compelled the Communist Party of India to go for a split in 1964. 17. Match the following in a meaningful way: (A) (B) (Nature of regional aspirations) (States) (a) Socio-religious identity leading to statehood. (i) Mizoram (b) Linguistic identity and tension with centre. (ii) Jharkhand (c) Regional imbalance leading to demand for statehood. (iii) Punjab (d) Secessionist demands on account of tribal identity. (iv) Tamil Nadu 18. Assess the Rajiv Gandhi Longowal Accord as a step towards bringing – normalcy to Punjab. 19. Why is it said that the story of Nagaland is similar to that of Mizoram ?
(iii) Deputy Prime Minister of India from (c) J.C. Shah 1977-79 (iv) Union Minister of India from 1952-1977 (d) Morarji Desai 4. What was ‘Operation’ Blue Star’? Why did it hurt the sentiments of the Sikh Community? 5. Why and how did the Mizo Movement for secession gain popular support? 6. Mention any two of the agreements signed between the two super powers starting in the 1960s. 7. Name any four founders of NAM and the countries they belonged to respectively. 8. Mention any two major military features of the Cold War. 9. “The leaders of the newly independent India did not see politics as a problem; they saw it as a way of solving the problems.” How far do you agree with the statement ? 10. Match the following : A B (a) A politically controversial appointment (i) Charu Mjumdar (b) Led the Railway strike in 1974 (ii) Jayaprakash Narayan (c) Declined to join Nehru’s Cabinet (iii) George Fernandes (d) Died in police custody (iv) Justice A.N. Ray 11. While the rest of the country was reorganized on linguistic lines in 1950s, why had Punjab to wait till 1966 ? 12. How was the reorganization of North-East India completed and by when ? 13. What is meant by the Cuban Missile Crisis ? 14. Which two ideologies were involved in a conflict during the Cold War era and why ? 15. Mention any two reasons for the emergence of a Cold War situation after the Second World War. 16. Analyse the circumstances that compelled the Communist Party of India to go for a split in 1964. 17. Match the following in a meaningful way: (A) (B) (Nature of regional aspirations) (States) (a) Socio-religious identity leading to statehood. (i) Mizoram (b) Linguistic identity and tension with centre. (ii) Jharkhand (c) Regional imbalance leading to demand for statehood. (iii) Punjab (d) Secessionist demands on account of tribal identity. (iv) Tamil Nadu 18. Assess the Rajiv Gandhi – Longowal Accord as a step towards bringing normalcy to Punjab. 19. Why is it said that the story of Nagaland is similar to that of Mizoram ?
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