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Class 10 Social
Science Board
Exam 2026:
Important
Chapters & Notes
Revision aur Board Exam ki Taiyari ke
liye Complete Guide

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, History: The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
Core Concepts Major Events Unification &
1789: French Revolution
Visualization
Nationalism: A powerful force
Sovereignty transferred from monarchy
reshaping Europe's political to citizens. Germany & Italy Unification: States
landscape, leading to nation-states. formed on shared culture (Bismarck
1797: Napoleon's Era & Garibaldi).
Napoleonic Wars begin, spreading
Nation-State: Replacement of ideals (Napoleon Code).
multinational empires with unified Visualizing the Nation: Nations
national entities. 1815: Congress of Vienna
Reshaped Europe's map, restoring
personified via allegories & symbols
monarchies. to foster identity.
Liberalism: Emphasized individual
rights, freedom, and equality, 1848: Revolutions of 1848
Liberal movements asserting national
influencing national movements.




flag
identities.

Rastravad Rashtra-Rajya
Bismarck Garibaldi
Udarvad




Important: Napoleon Code, Congress of Vienna, and the unifications are critical topics, frequently appearing in
examinations.

, Nationalism in India
From World War to Civil Disobedience

Key Movements & Events Driving Forces & Participation
1915: Gandhi's Return ● First World War's impact: connected people, desire for
Led non-violent resistance (Satyagraha). freedom.
1919: Jallianwala Bagh ● Khilafat & Non-Cooperation: united diverse groups for Swaraj.
Fueled nationalist zeal & distrust.
● Differing Strands: various groups' unique participation.
1920-22: Khilafat & Non-Cooperation
United diverse social groups for Swaraj. Gandhi's 'Hind Swaraj' (1909): philosophy of non-cooperation.
●
1929: Purna Swaraj
Demand for complete independence at Lahore.

1930: Dandi March & CDM Critical Detail: Causes, Events, Outcomes
Salt Satyagraha, nationwide civil disobedience.



Key Personalities Sense of Collective Belonging
Mahatma Gandhi The desire for freedom forged unity, creating a powerful
Sardar Patel collective identity and spirit of nationalism.
Subhash Chandra Bose

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