Grade 10 · Social Science

CBSE 2026-27 · Secondary · researched 2026-10-08

Original revision introduction and starter practice. Full learning texts are available through the publisher links below. This guide is not a CBSE-issued solution manual.

Revision introduction

Power sharing distributes authority among organs of government, levels of government and social groups. Federalism divides powers constitutionally between levels. Development includes income and non-income indicators such as health and education. Follow the current syllabus boundaries: some globalisation content, Consumer Rights and map work have specific assessment routes.

Curriculum navigation

  1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
  2. Nationalism in India
  3. The Making of a Global World – prescribed sections
  4. Print Culture and the Modern World
  5. Resources and Development
  6. Forest and Wildlife Resources
  7. Water Resources
  8. Agriculture
  9. Minerals and Energy Resources
  10. Manufacturing Industries
  11. Lifelines of National Economy – map work
  12. Power Sharing
  13. Federalism
  14. Gender, Religion and Caste
  15. Political Parties
  16. Outcomes of Democracy
  17. Development
  18. Sectors of the Indian Economy
  19. Money and Credit
  20. Globalisation and the Indian Economy – prescribed sections
  21. Consumer Rights – project

Consult the current official syllabus for examinable sections, project-only content, practicals, prescribed texts and exclusions. A unit index does not override those boundaries.

Original practice

Which arrangement illustrates vertical power sharing?

  1. Union and state governments
  2. Legislature and judiciary at one level
  3. Two newspaper editors
  4. Two private shops

Worked answer

Union and state governments

Vertical sharing distributes power between different levels of government in a federal structure.

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