Bridge Course - Social Science Class 8

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Flashcards covering types of government, the Indian Constitution, and the central and federal structure of government.

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Government

System or group of people that makes decisions and laws for a country.

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Monarchy

Rule by a king or queen, can be absolute or constitutional.

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Dictatorship

Rule by one person who has total power.

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Oligarchy

Rule by a small group of powerful people.

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Theocracy

Government ruled by religious leaders or laws based on a religion.

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Democracy

Government chosen by the people through elections.

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Democracy

Citizens have the right to vote and select their representatives.

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Monarchy

Type of government where a king or queen rules a country.

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Democracy

Ruled by elected leaders; people vote to choose their leaders.

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Democracy

Power is given by the people; citizens have the right to speak and vote.

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Democracy

Leaders are chosen through elections, not by force or birth; every person has one vote.

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Democracy

Ensures fairness, equality, and participation through elections and protection of rights.

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Monarchy

Rule by a king or queen, power is usually inherited.

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Constitutional Monarchy

King/Queen rules with a constitution; real power lies with elected representatives.

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Dictatorship

Rule by one person with absolute control.

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Oligarchy

Rule by a small group of powerful people.

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Theocracy

Rule based on religious law or leaders.

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Democracy

Rule by the people; leaders are elected by citizens.

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Indian Constitution

The Constitution of India was adopted on 26 January 1950.

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B.R. Ambedkar

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was the chairman of the drafting committee.

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Indian Constitution

Sets rules for how India is governed and protects the rights of the people.

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Preamble

Tells us India is a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic.

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Fundamental Duties

Teach us to respect our country, help others, and protect the environment.

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Right to Equality

Freedom from discrimination and equal protection under the law.

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Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression

Freedom to express one's opinions and ideas without censorship.

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Social Justice

Focuses on education and reservation policies for the upliftment of weaker sections.

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Supreme Law

The Constitution of India is the __ law of the country

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Right to Equality

Every person is equal before the law, regardless of caste, religion, or gender.

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Unitary Government

Central authority controls all decisions.

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Federal Government

Power divided between central and smaller regional governments.

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Central Government Responsibility

Defense, foreign affairs, and national policies.

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Federal Government

Power is shared between central and state governments.