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Class 12 · Political Science · CBSE Board · 2016
Class 12 Political Science 2016 Board Exam
167 questions from the 2016 Class 12 exam.
Questions from the 2016 exam first 10 of 167 — free
Which one of the following States is not a Baltic Republic ?
Which leader of Soviet Union can be blamed for the disintegration of USSR (Soviet Union) ? Write any one reason.
Mention one characteristic each of the ideologies of the USSR and the USA.
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Mention any two reforms of the global trading system proposed by UNCTAD.
What did the Soviet Union do to ensure that the eastern half of Europe remained within its sphere of influence ?
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Mention one characteristic each of the ideologies of the USSR and the USA.
Describe any four features of 'Soviet System'.
Give any four arguments to prove that the Soviet Union had become stagnant in an administrative and political sense.
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If the Soviet Union had not disintegrated, how would that situation have affected world politics ?
Describe any four consequences of Shock Therapy.
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Describe any two features of India's policy of non-alignment. How did this policy help India to serve its own interests ?
Mention any six reasons responsible for the disintegration of the Soviet Union.
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Name the five founder leaders of NAM along with the countries they belong to. Which three factors were the culmination of the non-aligned Summit of 1961 in Belgrade ?
What is meant by 'Shock Therapy' ? Explain any four consequences of Shock Therapy.
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Explain the idea of New International Economic Order (NIEO) for the development of Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Highlight any three reforms proposed by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development in 1972 to improve the global trading system.
Chapters covered in the 2016 exam
The End of Bipolarity
14 questions in 2016
Contemporary Centres of Power
13 questions in 2016
Contemporary South Asia
20 questions in 2016
International Organizations
10 questions in 2016
Security in the Contemporary World
9 questions in 2016
Environment and Natural Resources
8 questions in 2016
Globalisation
14 questions in 2016
Challenges of Nation-Building
10 questions in 2016
Era of One-Party Dominance
7 questions in 2016
Politics of Planned Development
3 questions in 2016
India's External Relations
10 questions in 2016
Challenges to and Restoration of the Congress System
9 questions in 2016
The Crisis of Democratic Order
10 questions in 2016
Regional Aspirations
17 questions in 2016
Recent Developments in Indian Politics
15 questions in 2016
About the 2016 Class 12 Political Science paper
All 167 questions from the 2016 CBSE Class 12 Political Science paper. The 2016 questions drew from 15 chapters of the syllabus.