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8th Class Social Studies Telangana & Andhra

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Class VIII – Social Studies

Name of the Chapter Topics in the syllabus

Theme: I - Diversity on the Earth

  1. Reading and Analysis of Maps

Maps Down the Ages; Projection in a

Map; Colonisation, Explorations,

Military use and Map making; Use of

maps in our times; Reading Thematic

Maps; Make a Population Map!;

Density of Population year - 2011

(Census - 2011); Conventional symbols on maps; Representation of relief

features on maps; Contour Lines; Atlas;

Aerial photography; Satellite imagery.

  1. Energy from the Sun

Solar Energy and Sun’s Rays;

Greenhouses; Sun’s Rays and Earth’s Surface; Land and Water Contrasts;

Heating of the Atmosphere; Heat

Balance; World Mean Annual

Temperature; The Temperature of

Atmosphere; High and Low

Temperatures; Recording temperatures; Different Places have

Different Temperatures; Maritine and

Continental Climate; Height and

Temperature; Inversion; Temperatures in Places Near and Far from the

Equator; Temperature maps; Why is the North Cooler in winter?;

 

  1. Earth Movements and Seasons

Changing Seasons; Factors Effects the seasons; Curvature of the Earth; Earth’s

Rotation on its Axis; Earth's ‘Tilt’ and Revolution Around the Sun;

Temperature Belts on the Earth;

  1. The Polar Regions

Where is the Polar Region?; Seasons in the Tundra; Summer; Vegetation; The

People of Tundra regions : Eskimos; Group Life; Hunting and Fishing;

Food; Shelter; Clothing and Crafts;

Religious Beliefs; Recreation; Contacts with the Outside World.

  1. Forests: Using and Protecting

What is a Forest?; Location and Types of Forests; Status of Forests in

Telangana; Initiation for Greenery in

Telangana; Tribal people and Forests;

The change from 1988-90; Forest Rights Act, 2006;

  1. Minerals and Mining

Minerals in our houses; Renewable and non-renewable resources;

Some important minerals and their uses;

Mineral Resources of Telangana;

Mining the Minerals; To whom do the

Minerals Belong?; Singareni Coalfields

(SCCL); Danger and Safety Measures;

Inside the mine; Blasting the coal;

Transporting coal; Welfare; Safety and

Health Checkups; New trends in

Mining Industry and Miners;

Open Cast Mine at Sattupally.

Theme II - Production, Exchange and Livelihoods

  1. Money and Banking

Trading without Money; Exchange with

Money; Evolution of Money; Paper

Money and Emergence of Banks;

Banking; Demand Draft (D.D.); Loans;

Internet banking; Digital Payment Options.

  1. Impact of Technology on Livelihoods

Changes in Technology; Technological

changes in Agriculture; Impact of Technology; Technology and Industry;

Impact of Powerlooms; Decline of Handlooms;

Technological changes in Service Sector;

Change in technology makes communication faster and easy

New skills and new jobs.

  1. Public Health and the Government

Healthcare Services; Public Health

Services; Private Health Services;

Health Insurance; Healthcare and

Equality; Basic public facilities; The

Government’s Role; Status of Nutrition in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh;

What can be done?; Financing of Hospitalization Expenses in Telangana

and Andhra Pradesh, by source and economic status.

Theme-III Political Systems and Governance

  1. Landlords and Tenants under the British and the Nizam

Zamindars and Peasants in Mughal

Times; Permanent Settlement: Changes introduced by the British;

The Ryotwari system; Developmental Activities;

Commercialisation and Money Lenders;

The Zamindars’ Exploitation of the Peasants;

Countless Collections, Cesses and Payments;

Doras and Peasants of Hyderabad State; Famines;

The Peasant Movements.

11 A. National Movement -

The Early Phase 1885-1919

Early Associations; The Indian National

Congress: The Moderate Phase - 1885-

1905; Extremist Phase - 1905-1920

(Swadeshi Movement); The Moderates and the Extremists;

The First World War : 1914–1918;

On the day of the Partition of Bengal;

Krishna Patrika of Machilipatnam.

  1. National Movement -

The Last Phase 1919-1947

Arrival of Mahatma Gandhi; Rowlatt

Act and Jalianwala Bagh

Massacre; Communalism and

Communal Organisations; Khilafat agitation and the Non-Cooperation

Movement; The Happenings of 1922- 1929;

Civil Disobedience Movement:

Salt Satyagraha (1930-32);

Quit India Movement – 1942 ‘Do or Die’;

World War II (1939–45);

Subhash Chandra Bose and INA;

Towards Independence and Partition;

Years of Radical Organisations.

12 Freedom Movement in Hyderabad State

Early years of Nationalism; Feudal system of the state;

Language and Religion;

The Last Nizam (1911-1948);

Andhra Jana Sangham - Library

Movement; Andhra Maha Sabha;

Hyderabad State Congress;

The Telangana Armed Struggle (1946-51);

Merger with India; Women in the Telangana Struggle.

13 The Indian Constitution

Making of the Indian Constitution;

Early Drafts of Constitution; The Constituent Assembly;

The Dream and the Promise; Preamble of the Constitution;

The System of Government;

Preamble of Constitution of United States of America;

Preamble of Constitution of South Africa.

14 Parliament and Central Government

Role of the Parliament; The Houses of Parliament; Elections to Lok Sabha;

The First Elections to Lok Sabha;

Challenges in conducting free and fair elections;

Some interesting facts about Lok Sabha Elections in 2014;

Not all laws are made in the Parliament,

The President and The Vice-President;

The Council of Ministers and Prime Minister.

15 Law and Justice - A Case Study

A Dispute over Property; Filing the case; First Information Report (F.I.R.);

Role of the Police in Investigation and

Arrest; Civil and Criminal Offences;

Bail; Bail as right of the accused;
Role
of the Public Prosecutor; Fair Trial;

The first Hearing and the Lawyer;

What is the Role of the Judge?;

Separation of powers and independence;

The Evidence of Witnesses; Appellate System;

Appeal at the Session’s Court; The High Court.

Theme-IV - Social Organisation and Inequities

16 Abolition of Zamindari System

Rural Poverty at the time of

Independence; Abolition of Zamindari

and other Intermediary Tenures;

Abolition of Jagirdari system in

Telangana; Bhoodan Movement; Land

Ceiling Act, 1972-75.

17 Understanding Poverty

Distress in rural areas; Poverty as Chronic Hunger; Food Inequality;

Activity; Why Poverty? How can it be

eliminated?; Agriculture - Source of

Livelihood; Other Livelihood Options;

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural

Employment Gurantee Act

(MNREGA); A Social Audit Report;

Access to Affordable Food;

Social Audit in Telangana and Andhra

Pradesh;

The Struggle towards “The Right to Life”.

18 Rights Approach to Development

The idea of Human Rights;

Need for Right to Information to fight corruption;

How the movement began;

PROVISIONS UNDER RTI; JAN SUNVAYI;

Rights Approach to improve the living conditions;

Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009.

Theme V- Religion and Society

19 Social and Religious Reform Movements

Christian Missionaries and Oriental

Scholars; Brahma Samaj and the

Religious Movements of Bengal;

Arya Samaj in Punjab; Reform and

Education among Muslims;

Social Reforms and Women;

Minimum Age of Marriage;

Reform Movements in Nizam’s Dominions;

Women Reformers;

Education among Muslim women;

Social Reforms - Caste System; No place inside the classroom;

Jyotiba Phule (1827-1890) and Satya

Shodhak Samaj; Narayana Guru (1856- 1928); Dr. B. R. Ambedkar (1891– 1956);

Bhagya Reddy Varma (1888- 1939);

Arigey Ramaswamy; Women and Dalits in Freedom Movement.

20 Understanding Secularism

What is Secularism?;

Why is it important to separate religion from the state?;

What is Indian Secularism?.

Theme VI- Culture and Communication

  1. Performing Arts and Artistes in Modern Times

Different forms of dances Yaksha Ganam;

The Themes of the plays;

Revival; Bharatanatyam today.

22 Film and Print Media

Birth of Cinema; Evolution of cinema;

Cinema - form of entertainment;

Cinema and freedom movement;

Influence of film on the society;

Film as an industry; Print Media;

Role of Newspapers in Cultural Awakening and Freedom Movement.

23.Sports: Nationalism and Commerce

Why do you play?; Cricket in India;

Mahatma Gandhi and colonial sports;

Transformation of Cricket; Commerce,

Media and Cricket Today;

Interview with G H Vihari, under 19 World Cup

Indian Cricket Team Member from erstwhile Andhra Pradesh;

Other popular games and their status.

24 Disaster Management

Types of Disasters; What is disaster management?;

TSUNAMI; Did you know; What to do BEFORE Tsunami;

What to do DURING a Tsunami;

What to do AFTER Tsunami;

DROUGHT; Impact of Drought;

How to cope with Drought?;

Rainwater harvesting;

Watershed Development;

Are you a water saver or spender?

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