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6.  The four castes are _____________   , _____________  , ______________    and ____________   .

                  7.  _________________    works towards educating and making them independent.

             C.  Answer the following questions.
                  1.  What is social justice?
                  2.  Name some forms of social inequality.

                  3.  Why is casteism a hindrance to democracy?
                  4.  What measure has the government taken against untouchability?
                  5.  Who are the Schedule Castes (SC) and Schedule Tribes (ST)?

                  6.  Why do we need reservation of seats for women?
                  7.  How does social inequality affect economic equality?

             H    TS Questions
             H    TS Questions
             A.  Why do you think a cast system is important for the development of our country?

             B.  Why do you think our constitution had to provide special provisions to uplift marginalised
                  groups?
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                                                     Activity

             A.  Hold a debate in class on ‘Reservation is necessary in India’.

             B.  Make a PowerPoint presentation explaining the caste system in India.

             Value Based Question
             Value Based Question

             You  have  read  about  the  marginalised  groups  in  this  chapter.  Like  women  and  children,  old
             people also belong to the marginalised groups. Sometimes, they are the most neglected. Try to
             spend  time  with  your  grandparents  or  any  other  old  person  in  your  family  or  in  your  locality
             everyday. Talk to them, ask them about their needs and care for them.




























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