Constitution: Why and How? · Class 11 Political Science · Chapter 1
🗳️ Constitution: Why and How?
CBSE Class 11 Humanities · Political Science · Chapter 1
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| 85% | Explain four functions of a constitution (with examples) — Allocate / Limit / Aspirations / Framework — one explained line + one Indian example each. | 4 MARKS |
| 70% | How was the Indian Constitution made / Constituent Assembly — Composition (indirectly elected, Prasad President, Ambedkar drafting) + process (3 yrs, consensus, Objectives Resolution) + dates + why it has authority. | 6 MARKS |
| 60% | Why should we accept the authority of the Constitution? — Supreme law + fair inclusive process + just content + builds trust. Four distinct reasons. | 4 MARKS |
| 90% | VSA: adoption/commencement dates, key personalities — Adopted 26 Nov 1949; in force 26 Jan 1950; Ambedkar=Drafting Committee; Prasad=President; Nehru=Objectives Resolution. | 1 MARKS |
| 45% | Preamble passage — identify ideals and explain — Quote the keyword, state which ideal (Justice/Liberty/Equality/Fraternity or Sovereign/Secular etc.), explain in one line with an Indian instance. | 4 MARKS |
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