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| Day | Subjects | Focus | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| D01 | The Rise of Nationalism in Europe/Power-sharing/The Making of a Global World/Outcomes of Democracy | Impact of the French Revolution on nationalism · Conquest, disease and trade · Accommodation and power sharing · Accountable and responsive government | 120 min |
| D02 | Resources and Development/Development/Print Culture and the Modern World/Outcomes of Democracy | Gutenberg and print revolution · Types and categories of resources · Resource planning in India · Growth and inequality · Different people, different goals · Per capita income | 150 min |
| D03 | The Rise of Nationalism in Europe/Development/Resources and Development/Print Culture and the Modern World/Outcomes of Democracy | Liberalism, conservatism and nationalism · Print and Reformation · Land use and land degradation · Accommodation of differences · Health, education and public facilities | 120 min |
| D04 | Resources and Development/Power-sharing/Print Culture and the Modern World/Outcomes of Democracy | Print, public opinion and censorship · Major soil types · Measures for soil conservation · Majoritarianism · Horizontal, vertical and social power sharing · Dignity and freedom | 150 min |
| D05 | The Rise of Nationalism in Europe/Federalism/Print Culture and the Modern World/Globalisation and the Indian Economy | German unification · Italian unification · Growth of print culture in India · Key features of federalism · Coming together and holding together · Meaning and features | 150 min |
| D06 | Forest and Wildlife Resources/Development/Print Culture and the Modern World/Globalisation and the Indian Economy | Women, reform and print · Flora and fauna · Species status categories · Sustainable development · Technology and liberalisation | 120 min |
| D07 | The Rise of Nationalism in Europe/Sectors of the Indian Economy | Diverse revolutionary and social movements · Balkan nationalism and imperial rivalry · Primary, secondary and tertiary sectors | 120 min |
| D08 | Forest and Wildlife Resources/Federalism/The Rise of Nationalism in Europe | National allegories and symbols · Development, grazing and wood cutting · Protected areas and conservation · Division of powers · Linguistic diversity and federalism | 120 min |
| D09 | Nationalism in India/Federalism/Forest and Wildlife Resources | War-time conditions · Business groups and nationalism · Community conservation · Local government | 120 min |
| D10 | Water Resources/Sectors of the Indian Economy/Print Culture and the Modern World | Origins of print · Causes of water scarcity · Dams and river valley projects · Organised and unorganised sectors · Public and private sectors | 120 min |
| D11 | Nationalism in India/Sectors of the Indian Economy/Print Culture and the Modern World | Khilafat Movement · Workers and popular reading · Disguised unemployment | 120 min |
| D12 | Water Resources/Gender, Religion and Caste/Manufacturing Industries | Social and environmental impacts · Rainwater harvesting · Manufacturing and development · Sexual division of labour | 120 min |
| D13 | Nationalism in India/Gender, Religion and Caste/Manufacturing Industries | Non-Cooperation Movement · Types of manufacturing industries · Women's participation | 120 min |
| D14 | Agriculture/Money and Credit/Manufacturing Industries | Agriculture and economy · Primitive subsistence and intensive farming · Cotton textile industry · Double coincidence of wants | 120 min |
| D15 | Nationalism in India/Money and Credit/Agriculture/Manufacturing Industries | Participation of peasants, tribals and workers · Salt March and Civil Disobedience · Kharif, Rabi and Zaid · Food crops · Iron and steel industry · Currency and deposits | 150 min |
| D16 | Agriculture/Gender, Religion and Caste/Manufacturing Industries | Major commercial crops · Problems faced by farmers · Chemical, automobile and electronics · Communalism | 120 min |
| D17 | Nationalism in India/Gender, Religion and Caste/Manufacturing Industries | Different social groups in Civil Disobedience · Types of industrial pollution · Caste inequalities | 120 min |
| D18 | Agriculture/Minerals and Energy Resources/Money and Credit/Manufacturing Industries | Technological and institutional reforms · Metallic and non-metallic minerals · Pollution control and sustainability · Deposits and lending | 120 min |
| D19 | Nationalism in India/Money and Credit/Lifelines of National Economy | Symbols, folklore and history · Roadways and railways · Terms of credit | 120 min |
| D20 | Minerals and Energy Resources/Political Parties/Lifelines of National Economy | Major mineral-producing areas · Coal, petroleum and natural gas · Sea transport and ports · Functions of political parties · One-party, two-party and multi-party systems | 120 min |
| D21 | The Making of a Global World/Political Parties/Minerals and Energy Resources/Lifelines of National Economy | Silk routes and early global links · Thermal and hydel power · Air transport · National and regional parties | 120 min |
| D22 | Minerals and Energy Resources/Money and Credit/Lifelines of National Economy | Non-conventional energy · Communication networks · Sources of credit | 120 min |
| D23 | The Making of a Global World/Money and Credit/Lifelines of National Economy | Food and migration · Trade and global links · SHGs and rural credit | 120 min |
| D24 | Minerals and Energy Resources/Political Parties | Mineral and energy conservation · Challenges to political parties · Political party reforms | 120 min |
| D25 | Mixed syllabus | Mixed syllabus | 150 min |
| D26 | Mixed syllabus | Mixed syllabus | 140 min |
| D27 | Mixed syllabus | Mixed syllabus | 140 min |
| D28 | Full syllabus | Mixed syllabus | 180 min |
| D29 | Full syllabus | Mixed syllabus | 150 min |
| D30 | Full syllabus | Mixed syllabus | 100 min |
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Learning target: Infer how the French Revolution influenced the development of nation-state ideas.
Key terms: liberty, equality, fraternity, citizenship, sovereignty.
Relationship: Revolutionary ideas → challenge to dynastic privilege → citizenship/nation.
Dates/events: 1789.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Explain how conquest and disease affected populations and global connections.
Key terms: conquest, disease, trade.
Relationship: Conquest + disease + trade → demographic/economic change.
Dates/events: early modern.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Explain how Belgium used accommodation to manage diversity.
Key terms: community government, accommodation.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain why democracy is expected to produce accountable and responsive government.
Key terms: accountability, responsiveness.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain the development of printing in Europe and the impact of Gutenberg's press.
Key terms: printing press, print revolution.
Relationship: Print → cheaper/faster reproduction → wider readership.
Dates/events: 15th century.
Competency: UNDERSTANDING
Learning target: Classify resources by origin, exhaustibility, ownership and development status.
Key terms: renewable, non-renewable, individual, community, national.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain why resource planning is necessary and identify its major stages.
Key terms: resource planning, sustainable development.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Evaluate democratic performance in relation to economic growth and inequality.
Key terms: economic growth, inequality, poverty.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Explain why people can have different and conflicting development goals.
Learning target: Explain why per capita income is used for comparisons and identify its limitations.
Key terms: per capita income, average income.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how political ideas contributed to the evolution of nationalism in Europe.
Key terms: liberalism, conservatism, nationalism.
Relationship: Restoration + political tensions → nationalist movements.
Dates/events: 1815 onwards.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Analyse how print enabled religious debate and circulation of ideas.
Key terms: Reformation, dissent.
Relationship: Print → rapid circulation of arguments → debate.
Dates/events: 16th century.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Analyse patterns of land use and causes of land degradation and suggest remedies.
Key terms: land use, land degradation, soil erosion.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how democracy can accommodate social diversity.
Key terms: social diversity, accommodation.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain why development should be assessed using multiple indicators beyond income.
Key terms: literacy, infant mortality, public facilities.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how print supported dissent and why authorities attempted censorship.
Key terms: dissent, censorship, public opinion.
Relationship: Print → dissent/public debate → regulation.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Identify major soil types and relate them to agricultural uses and conservation.
Key terms: alluvial, black, red and yellow, laterite, arid, forest.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Suggest measures for preventing soil erosion and maintaining soil fertility.
Key terms: contour ploughing, terrace farming, strip cropping, shelter belts.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Analyse how majoritarian policies contributed to ethnic conflict. Key terms: majoritarianism, Sinhala Only. Competency focus: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION. Revision cue: Close your notes and explain the learning target in your own words; then recall the key terms. Key takeaways: Analyse how majoritarian policies contributed to ethnic conflict. |
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Identify and explain different forms of power sharing in democracies.
Key terms: horizontal, vertical, social groups, parties.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain how democracy promotes dignity and freedom of citizens.
Key terms: dignity, freedom, rights.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain the process of German unification and the role of Prussia and Bismarck.
Key terms: unification, Prussia, nationalism.
Relationship: Prussian leadership + wars → German unification.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Explain the roles of Mazzini, Cavour, Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel II.
Key terms: Mazzini, Cavour, Garibaldi, unification.
Relationship: Nationalist vision + diplomacy + military action → unification.
Dates/events: 1861.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Trace the spread of print in India and its role in public debate.
Key terms: vernacular press, newspapers.
Relationship: Print expansion → wider circulation of ideas.
Dates/events: 18th–20th century.
Competency: UNDERSTANDING
Learning target: Explain the key features of a federal system. Key terms: federalism, jurisdictions. Competency focus: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION. Revision cue: Close your notes and explain the learning target in your own words; then recall the key terms. Key takeaways: Explain the key features of a federal system. |
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Differentiate the two broad forms of federations.
Key terms: coming together, holding together.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain globalisation as increasing integration of production and markets across countries.
Key terms: globalisation, integration, MNC.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Analyse how print affected debates about women and social reform.
Key terms: social reform, women's writing.
Relationship: Print access → new voices → reform debates.
Dates/events: 19th century.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Explain biodiversity and the interdependence of flora and fauna. Key terms: biodiversity, flora, fauna. Competency focus: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION. Revision cue: Close your notes and explain the learning target in your own words; then recall the key terms. Key takeaways: Explain biodiversity and the interdependence of flora and fauna. |
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Differentiate major species-status categories used in conservation.
Key terms: endangered, vulnerable, rare, endemic, extinct.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Explain why development must be sustainable over time.
Key terms: sustainable development, resource depletion.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how technology, transport, communication and liberalisation have enabled globalisation.
Key terms: liberalisation, technology, communication, MNC.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Comprehend the nature of diverse social movements associated with nationalism.
Key terms: revolution, liberal nationalism.
Relationship: Social/economic grievances → political mobilisation.
Dates/events: 1830, 1848.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Evaluate reasons linking nationalism and imperial rivalry to tensions before World War I.
Key terms: imperialism, Balkans, Ottoman Empire, nationalism.
Relationship: Competing national/imperial claims → regional tensions → wider conflict.
Dates/events: early 20th century.
Competency: EVALUATION
Learning target: Classify economic activities into primary, secondary and tertiary sectors.
Key terms: primary, secondary, tertiary, GDP.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Interpret how visual representations helped construct national identities.
Key terms: allegory, Germania, Marianne, symbolism.
Relationship: Symbols → shared national imagination.
Competency: SOURCE_INTERPRETATION
Learning target: Analyse how development, grazing and wood cutting affect forests and wildlife.
Learning target: Explain why conservation is necessary for sustainable development.
Learning target: Explain how powers are divided among Union and State governments.
Key terms: Union List, State List, Concurrent List.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain how language policy contributed to accommodation and national unity.
Key terms: linguistic states, language policy.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Summarise how the First World War affected India and contributed to political mobilisation.
Key terms: war economy, inflation, forced recruitment.
Relationship: War-time hardship → political discontent → mobilisation.
Dates/events: 1914–1918.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Explain why some business groups supported nationalist policies and where interests differed.
Key terms: industrialists, protectionism. Important people: G.D. Birla, Purshottamdas Thakurdas.
Relationship: Economic interests → support for anti-colonial policies.
Dates/events: 1920s–1930s.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Explain how local communities can contribute to biodiversity conservation.
Key terms: community participation, joint forest management.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Explain the role of Panchayats and Municipalities in decentralised governance.
Key terms: Panchayati Raj, municipalities, decentralisation.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Describe the development of print technology in East Asia.
Key terms: woodblock printing, manuscripts.
Relationship: Printing technology → wider reproduction of texts.
Competency: UNDERSTANDING
Learning target: Examine major reasons for water scarcity in India and the need for conservation.
Key terms: water scarcity, over-exploitation, irrigation.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Analyse how multipurpose projects support irrigation, electricity and other needs.
Key terms: multipurpose project, dam, hydel power.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Differentiate organised and unorganised sectors and analyse employment conditions.
Key terms: organised, unorganised, job security.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Differentiate public and private sectors and explain their roles.
Key terms: public sector, private sector.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain why the Khilafat issue became linked with Indian anti-colonial politics.
Key terms: Khilafat, Ottoman Caliphate.
Relationship: Khilafat concerns + anti-colonial politics → joint mobilisation.
Dates/events: 1919–1920.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Explain how print reached workers and poorer readers and shaped popular culture.
Key terms: cheap print, reading culture.
Relationship: Cheaper print → broader readership.
Dates/events: 19th–20th century.
Competency: UNDERSTANDING
Learning target: Explain underemployment and its relevance to rural employment.
Key terms: disguised unemployment, underemployment.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Evaluate social and environmental consequences of large dams.
Learning target: Explain rainwater harvesting and its role in sustainable water management.
Key terms: rainwater harvesting, watershed.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain the importance of manufacturing in employment, value addition and development.
Key terms: manufacturing, value addition, employment.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how gender division is socially constructed and affects opportunities.
Key terms: gender division, patriarchy.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Evaluate the objectives, methods and effects of Non-Cooperation.
Key terms: boycott, non-cooperation, satyagraha.
Relationship: Boycott → mass participation; Chauri Chaura → withdrawal.
Dates/events: 1920–1922.
Competency: EVALUATION
Learning target: Differentiate industries based on inputs, processes and outputs.
Key terms: agro-based, mineral-based, chemical.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Analyse the importance and challenges of women's political representation.
Key terms: representation, feminist movement.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Examine the role of agriculture in India's economy and society.
Key terms: food security, employment.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Differentiate major farming types and their characteristics.
Learning target: Explain location factors and significance of the cotton textile industry.
Key terms: cotton textile, spinning, weaving.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain why barter requires double coincidence of wants and why money solves this problem.
Learning target: Analyse why different social groups participated with distinct local grievances.
Key terms: peasants, tribals, plantation workers.
Dates/events: 1920s.
Learning target: Evaluate the strategy, symbolism and impact of the Civil Disobedience Movement.
Key terms: Civil Disobedience, Salt March, Dandi.
Relationship: Salt law → symbolic protest → mass mobilisation.
Dates/events: 1930.
Competency: EVALUATION
Learning target: Identify cropping seasons and relate them to crops. Key terms: Kharif, Rabi, Zaid. Competency focus: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION. Revision cue: Close your notes and explain the learning target in your own words; then recall the key terms. Key takeaways: Identify cropping seasons and relate them to crops. |
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain distribution and conditions for major food crops such as rice and wheat.
Key terms: rice, wheat, millets, pulses.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Analyse location factors and significance of iron and steel industries.
Key terms: iron ore, steel, integrated plant.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how modern forms of money facilitate exchange.
Key terms: currency, deposits, demand deposits.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Identify characteristics and distribution of sugarcane, tea, coffee, rubber, cotton and jute.
Key terms: sugarcane, tea, coffee, rubber, cotton, jute.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Analyse major challenges faced by Indian farmers.
Key terms: credit, markets, irrigation, fragmentation.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Differentiate major modern industries and explain their significance.
Learning target: Explain forms of communalism and analyse its challenge to democracy.
Key terms: communalism, secularism.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Analyse why different groups joined, supported or withdrew from Civil Disobedience.
Key terms: rich peasants, business groups, women.
Relationship: Group interests → participation patterns.
Dates/events: 1930s.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Analyse industrial contributions to air, water, land and noise pollution.
Key terms: air pollution, water pollution, thermal pollution.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Explain caste inequalities and the relationship between caste and politics.
Key terms: caste hierarchy, discrimination, affirmative action.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain measures intended to improve agricultural productivity and farmer welfare.
Key terms: Green Revolution, land reforms, institutional credit.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Differentiate major mineral categories and explain their economic importance.
Key terms: metallic, non-metallic, ferrous, non-ferrous.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Develop strategies for reducing industrial pollution and promoting sustainable manufacturing.
Key terms: effluent treatment, cleaner technology.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how banks accept deposits and extend credit. Key terms: bank deposits, loans, interest. Competency focus: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION. Revision cue: Close your notes and explain the learning target in your own words; then recall the key terms. Key takeaways: Explain how banks accept deposits and extend credit. |
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how cultural symbols and reinterpretations of history created collective belonging.
Key terms: Bharat Mata, folklore, icons.
Relationship: Cultural symbols → shared identity.
Competency: SOURCE_INTERPRETATION
Learning target: Understand the role of transport networks in connecting markets and supporting economic activity.
Key terms: roadways, railways.
Competency: MAP_SKILL
Learning target: Analyse how interest, collateral, documentation and duration affect credit decisions.
Key terms: collateral, interest rate, documentation.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Relate mineral distribution to geological conditions.
Key terms: iron ore, manganese, bauxite, mica.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain distribution, uses and importance of conventional energy resources.
Key terms: coal, petroleum, natural gas.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Explain the importance of waterways and ports in domestic and international trade.
Key terms: sea ports, waterways.
Competency: MAP_SKILL
Learning target: Explain why political parties are necessary and identify their major functions.
Key terms: manifesto, opposition, representation.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Differentiate broad party-system arrangements.
Key terms: one-party, two-party, multi-party.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Depict global interconnectedness through trade, migration, culture and ideas.
Key terms: Silk routes, trade, migration, cultural exchange. Important dates/events: pre-modern era.
Relationship: Trade routes → movement of goods, people and ideas.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Differentiate major electricity-generation sources and spatial factors.
Key terms: thermal power, hydel power.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain the role of airways in rapid passenger and freight movement. Key terms: airways, airports. Competency focus: MAP_SKILL. Revision cue: Close your notes and explain the learning target in your own words; then recall the key terms. Key takeaways: Explain the role of airways in rapid passenger and freight movement. |
Competency: MAP_SKILL
Learning target: Explain the role of national and regional parties in Indian democracy.
Key terms: national party, regional party.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Explain the potential and importance of renewable energy sources.
Key terms: solar, wind, tidal, biogas, geothermal.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Explain the role of mass communication and telecommunications in connectivity.
Key terms: telecom, mass media.
Competency: MAP_SKILL
Learning target: Differentiate formal and informal sources and evaluate access to affordable credit.
Key terms: formal credit, informal credit, RBI.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain how food, migration and movement of people shaped societies.
Key terms: migration, crops, food exchange.
Relationship: Migration/trade → diffusion of crops and food cultures.
Dates/events: pre-modern to early modern.
Competency: ANALYSIS
Learning target: Connect transport and communication systems with international trade.
Key terms: international trade, trade balance.
Competency: MAP_SKILL
Learning target: Explain how self-help groups can improve access to credit and financial inclusion.
Key terms: self-help group, microcredit, savings.
Competency: ANALYSIS, APPLICATION
Learning target: Explain why conservation of minerals and energy is necessary.
Key terms: conservation, sustainable use.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
Learning target: Analyse internal democracy, dynastic succession, money and muscle power.
Key terms: internal democracy, dynastic succession.
Competency: ANALYSIS, EVALUATION
Learning target: Evaluate measures intended to improve party functioning and participation.
Key terms: party reform, affidavit, anti-defection.
Competency: ANALYSIS,
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