ICSE Class 10 History and Civics Semester 1 Answer Key 2022

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ICSE Class 10 Semester 1 Answer Key.

• English Paper 1
• English Paper 2
• History & Civics
• Geography
• Economics
• Computer Applications
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Biology
• Hindi

ICSE Class 10 History and Civics Semester 1 Answer Key PDF

Solutions of History and Civics

1. Winter Session
2. Adjournment
3. 238 Elected and 12 Nominated
4. 1/10
5. The members of both the house
6. vote to choose the speaker.
7. 2 Years
8. It can empower the Parliament to make laws on the State List.
9. The Union Law Prevail.
10. Ask Questions
11. Has to be approved within Six Months from the Re-Assembly of the Parliament.
12. Members of the Legislative Assembly
13. 20
14. Proclamation of a National Emergency.
15. Amendment of Constitution.
16. A.O Hume
17. 1930
18. Brahmo Samaj
19. They wanted to launch violet agitations against the British.
20. 1905
21. to divide the hindus and Muslims.
22. To Promote among Muslims of India SUPPORT For the British.
23. Dadabhai Naoroji
24. It became a cause for the Civil Disobidience Movement.
25. Ali Brothers.
26. The Chauri Chauraha Incident.
27. The Declaration of Poorna Swaraj was Passed.
28. Failure of Cripps Mission and Japanese Threat.
29. The army and Assets would belong only to India.
30. Give Me Blood and I shall Have give you freedom.
31. The Only Alternative to Partition was a federation with a Weak Centre.
32. Total Mobilization of Indian Manpower and Money for a total war.

Question 33

• The Incident of Greased Cartridges
• Pretext of Alleged Misrule.
• Taxing Religious Places
• They were given the same salaries as that of the British Soldier.

Question 34

• Lala Lajpat Rai, Bipin Chandra Pal, Bal Ganghadhar Tilak.
• Assertive Nationalists.
• Attainment of Poorna Swaraj.
• Swadeshi and Boycott.