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Key Facts: RBSE Praveshika Social Science Exam
8
RBSE subject code for Social Science
RBSE Secondary/Praveshika 2026 subject-wise statistics
80 + 20
Typical Theory + Sessional full marks pattern (total 100)
RBSE Class 10 syllabus examination scheme
3 h 15 m
Typical theory paper duration
RBSE Class 10 syllabus
33%
Common minimum pass threshold under RBSE regulations
RBSE examination regulations (confirm circular)
2026
Main examination cycle evidenced in official subject-wise statistics
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RBSE Praveshika Social Science (code 8): mixed board paper, typically Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100, 3h15m. Pass about 33% per RBSE rules. Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full mixed-paper simulation.
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1In nineteenth-century Europe, which idea most strongly held that people sharing a common language, culture, and history should form one nation-state?
A.Nationalism as a basis for political unity
B.Absolutist monarchy without any national identity
C.Colonial rule by distant empires only
D.Religious isolation of every village
Explanation: European nationalism linked cultural belonging (language, history, culture) to the political claim that such a people should form a sovereign nation-state.
2Who is widely associated with leading Italian unification efforts that helped create a unified Italy in the nineteenth century?
A.Otto von Bismarck alone as Italian premier
B.Giuseppe Mazzini, Count Cavour, and Giuseppe Garibaldi among key figures
C.Napoleon III as the only Italian nationalist leader
D.Metternich as founder of the Italian republic
Explanation: Italian unification involved liberal nationalist ideas (Mazzini), Piedmontese statecraft (Cavour), and popular military campaigns (Garibaldi), among other actors.
3The French Revolution of 1789 is important in the history of nationalism mainly because it:
A.Abolished the idea of citizenship forever
B.Ended all European wars permanently
C.Promoted the idea of a sovereign people and nation instead of only a monarch’s personal domain
D.Created the British Empire in India
Explanation: Revolutionary France popularised sovereignty of the nation/people, civic equality language, and national symbols that later inspired nationalist movements.
4Which event is most closely linked with Mahatma Gandhi’s first all-India mass campaign after returning from South Africa?
A.The Quit India Movement of 1857
B.The Cabinet Mission of 1946 as his first campaign
C.The Partition of Bengal in 1905 as Gandhi’s first campaign
D.The Non-Cooperation Movement beginning around 1920
Explanation: After local satyagrahas, Gandhi led the Non-Cooperation Movement (1920–22) as the first major all-India mass campaign of the Gandhian phase.
5The Rowlatt Act (1919) provoked widespread Indian protest mainly because it:
A.Allowed detention without trial and curtailed civil liberties
B.Gave Indians full Dominion status immediately
C.Abolished all land revenue in India
D.Created provincial legislatures for the first time
Explanation: The Rowlatt Act extended wartime repressive powers in peacetime, permitting detention without trial and restricting freedoms, which sparked mass anger.
6The Dandi March (Salt Satyagraha) of 1930 was designed primarily to:
A.Celebrate a British tax holiday on salt
B.Challenge the colonial salt monopoly and unjust salt tax through civil disobedience
C.Found a new salt factory for the East India Company
D.Demand only municipal reforms in Bombay city
Explanation: Gandhi’s march to Dandi broke the salt law, attacking a widely felt unjust monopoly/tax and launching wider Civil Disobedience.
7Which slogan-associated demand became a famous mass call during the 1942 movement led under Gandhi’s leadership?
A.Jai Jawan only as a 1920 salt tax slogan
B.Make in India industrial policy of 1930
C.Do or Die / Quit India
D.Open Door policy for Chinese trade only
Explanation: In August 1942 the Quit India Movement urged the British to leave India; Gandhi’s “Do or Die” call is associated with that struggle.
8Simon Commission (1927–28) faced Indian boycott largely because:
A.It immediately granted complete independence
B.It abolished the British Parliament
C.It transferred all railways to Indian princes only
D.It had no Indian member and was seen as an insult to Indian self-respect
Explanation: The all-white Simon Commission to review constitutional reforms was boycotted with the cry “Simon Go Back” because Indians were excluded from membership.
9In the context of “Nationalism in Europe,” the 1848 revolutions are best described as:
A.A series of liberal-nationalist uprisings that challenged conservative monarchies but often failed to secure lasting liberal regimes
B.The permanent end of all monarchies in Europe
C.The founding charter of the United Nations
D.A purely religious crusade with no political demands
Explanation: 1848 saw liberal and nationalist revolts across Europe; many were suppressed, yet they shaped later nation-building and political agendas.
10Bismarck’s approach to German unification is most accurately summarised as:
A.A peaceful cultural festival without any state power
B.Unification through diplomacy and limited wars under Prussian leadership rather than only romantic liberal assemblies
C.Italian-style peasant republics led by Mazzini alone
D.Direct rule of Germany by the British Crown
Explanation: Otto von Bismarck used realpolitik—Prussian state power, diplomacy, and wars (Denmark, Austria, France)—to unify Germany under Prussian dominance.
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