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SSC CGL Constitutional Development: related Polity practice

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Place the constitutional dates

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End
1952
Start
1934
Events
  1. Year
    1935
    Item
    Government of India Act
  2. Year
    1946
    Item
    First sitting of Assembly
  3. Year
    1947
    Item
    Partition plan
  4. Year
    1949
    Item
    Constitution adopted
  5. Year
    1950
    Item
    Constitution in force
Instructions
Drag each event to the year it happened.
_Source: syllabus Political Science, 'Indian Constitution at Work', Ch 1 'Constitution: Why and How?'_

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Match each borrowing to its source

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Matching pairs
  1. Left
    First Past Post
    Right
    The British Constitution
  2. Left
    Rule of law
    Right
    Also from Britain
  3. Left
    Directive rules
    Right
    The Irish Constitution
Instructions
Tap a provision, then tap the country it came from.
_Source: syllabus Political Science, 'Indian Constitution at Work', Ch 1 'Constitution: Why and How?'_

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Count the Assembly numbers

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Questions
  1. Answer
    292
    Question
    Members the Provinces were to elect?
  2. Answer
    93
    Question
    Minimum seats allotted to Princely States?
  3. Answer
    299
    Question
    Membership after Partition?
  4. Answer
    284
    Question
    Members who signed the Constitution?
Instructions
Type the number only.
_Source: syllabus Political Science, 'Indian Constitution at Work', Ch 1 'Constitution: Why and How?'_

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