History: 2006: CBSE: [All India]: Set – I

(a) Overcrowding of agriculture, old agriculture techniques, excessive land revenue demand and growth of landlordism led to stagnation of agriculture.
(b) Exploitation of the poor peasants by the zamindars, moneylenders and landlords left little resources with peasants to improve their land.

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(a) Developments in communication have made great works of art accessible to millions of people.
(b) News, ideas and information of various kinds, from different parts of the world are now accessible to the common man.

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(a) The proposal of the partition was accepted by the Congress as a necessary solution since whole country was witnessing communal clash between Muslims and Hindus. The “Direct Action” call given by the Muslim League instigated the communal violence and forced the Congress to accept the two nation theory.      
(b) The bitter experience that the Congress leaders got while working together with the members of the Muslim league in the interim government convinced the Congress members that a secular and democratic republic country could be formed only after allowing the formation of Pakistan.

(a) A Dutch painter, he was the most renowned exponent of the Expressionist School of Art.
(b) There was a great variety in his paintings – Landscapes, interiors, flowers, portraits, etc. But all of them had bright colours with powerful brush strokes and heavy layers of paints.

(a) It emerged in the last decade of the 19^th century at Shantiniketan in Calcutta.
(b) It was led by Rabindranath Tagore, E.B. Havell and A.K. Coomaraswamy. They used water colours and delicate tones.

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(a)The economic programme of reconstruction and social welfare introduced by President Roosevelt in 1933 is known as the New Deal.
(b)  It was based on the principles of Relief, Recovery and Reform and sought to overcome the problems created by the Great Depression of 1929.

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