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CBSE 12 Political Science Question Paper-2022 Set-2

CBSE 12 Political Science Question Paper-2022 Set-2

This mock test includes actual CBSE Class 12 Political Science board exam questions from the year 2022 set-2, helping students understand exam trends and practice real paper format

2025-08-13
Pavan Pavan
CBSE Class 12 Political Science 2022 Grade 12

Duration

30 min

Questions

26

Marking

Negative

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Name any four member countries of the European Union.

A
Germany, France, Italy, Spain
B
China, Japan, Korea, India
C
Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina
D
USA, Canada, Mexico, Argentina

Highlight any two political consequences of globalisation.

A
Reduced military conflicts and border disputes
B
Increased trade and economic interdependence
C
Strengthened local laws and regulations
D
Increased sovereignty of local governments

Analyse any two reasons for the resistance to globalisation.

A
Cultural erosion and loss of national identity
B
Increased international cooperation and peace
C
Economic growth and job creation
D
Positive impact on global governance and laws

Highlight any two advantages of globalisation to India.

A
Strengthening of rural economies
B
Increased self-reliance and local industry growth
C
Improved access to international markets and technology
D
Reduction in export-import regulations

Deendayal Upadhyaya.

A
Indian political thinker and RSS leader
B
Indian independence leader and social reformer
C
Father of Indian Constitution
D
Former Prime Minister of India

Highlight any two reasons for the resistance to globalisation.

A
Loss of cultural identity and economic inequality
B
Better working conditions and employment rates
C
Increased investment in technology and industry
D
Greater influence of international organisations

Assess the impact of national emergency, declared in 1975, on the people of India.

A
It had no major impact on the general public.
B
It resulted in increased freedoms for all citizens.
C
It led to widespread arrests, media censorship, and political suppression.
D
It led to economic prosperity and improvement in living standards.

Analyse any two reasons that led to the economic crisis after the 1971 election.

A
Increased government spending and external debt
B
Decreased foreign investments and rising inflation
C
Political stability and economic reforms
D
Reduction in taxes and trade barriers

Evaluate the importance of any two objectives of ASEAN.

A
To promote cultural exchange and reduce unemployment
B
To increase the military strength of member states
C
To reduce poverty and enhance political influence in Europe
D
To promote economic cooperation and regional security

Describe any four important events of the Indian politics from 1989 to 1993.

A
Formation of the Congress Party and the beginning of the Cold War
B
Independence, partition, and first general elections
C
The rise of coalition governments, the Babri Masjid demolition, and economic reforms
D
The creation of the Constitution and the end of British rule

Identify the state from the given political outline map where Somnath Temple is situated.

A
Gujarat
B
Madhya Pradesh
C
Rajasthan
D
Uttar Pradesh

Why could democracy not succeed in Pakistan? Analyse any three reasons.

A
Military intervention, political instability, and lack of democratic culture
B
Economic prosperity, strong leadership, and international recognition
C
Cultural unity, legal reforms, and political freedom
D
Strong democratic institutions, media freedom, and social harmony

Explain any three factors that influenced the results of the 1971 election in India.

A
Political instability, economic crisis, and the Bangladesh Liberation War
B
International diplomacy, peaceful protest movements, and military interventions
C
Strong political campaigns, economic reforms, and social welfare programs
D
Independence movement, the creation of Pakistan, and economic recovery

Explain any three reasons that led to the split in the Congress Party in 1969.

A
Ideological differences, leadership crisis, and factionalism
B
Economic policies, military defeat, and land reforms
C
International relations, social justice movements, and religious conflicts
D
Social programs, media control, and democratic reforms

What was the impact of the Emergency declared in 1975 on Indian politics?

A
It resulted in increased freedoms for all citizens.
B
It led to widespread arrests, media censorship, and political suppression.
C
It had no major impact on the general public.
D
It led to economic prosperity and improvement in living standards.

Explain any three reasons that led to the split in the Congress Party in 1969.

A
Ideological differences, leadership crisis, and factionalism
B
Economic policies, military defeat, and land reforms
C
International relations, social justice movements, and religious conflicts
D
Social programs, media control, and democratic reforms

What were the key reasons behind the rise of coalition governments in India during the 1980s and 1990s?

A
Declining popularity of single-party dominance and increasing regional aspirations.
B
Increased centralization of power and economic liberalization.
C
Strengthening of democratic institutions and political stability.
D
Decreasing ethnic and regional divisions and rise of strong national parties.

What were the primary objectives of the Mandal Commission and its significance in Indian politics?

A
To recommend reservations for backward classes in government jobs and educational institutions.
B
To promote Hindu-Muslim unity and economic development.
C
To strengthen national security and promote regional integration.
D
To implement tax reforms and reduce corruption.

Explain any three factors that influenced the results of the 1971 election in India.

A
Political instability, economic crisis, and the Bangladesh Liberation War
B
International diplomacy, peaceful protest movements, and military interventions
C
Strong political campaigns, economic reforms, and social welfare programs
D
Independence movement, the creation of Pakistan, and economic recovery

Describe the objectives of ASEAN and its impact on regional cooperation.

A
National autonomy, internal conflict resolution, and resource control
B
Military expansion, economic sanctions, and cultural dominance
C
Political independence, trade restrictions, and regional isolation
D
Economic cooperation, security assurance, and cultural exchange

What was the significance of the Babri Masjid demolition in Indian politics?

A
It led to the rise of Hindutva politics and a shift in the political landscape.
B
It marked the end of religious conflicts in India.
C
It resulted in a new national policy for secularism.
D
It led to the formation of the Indian National Congress.

What were the main economic reforms introduced in India in the 1990s?

A
Liberalization, privatization, and globalization
B
Increased import tariffs and state control over key industries
C
Nationalization of private banks and industrial sectors
D
Introduction of subsidies for agriculture and rural sectors

Which of the following were key reasons for the rise of regional political parties in India?

A
Decline of single-party dominance and the rise of state-centric issues
B
Increased centralization of power and stronger national unity
C
Economic prosperity and global influence
D
The creation of a uniform tax policy and a centralized economy

What were the main consequences of the 1991 economic crisis in India?

A
Adoption of liberalization, economic reforms, and opening up of the economy
B
Increased government spending and nationalization of industries
C
Strengthening of the public sector and reduction in foreign investments
D
Formation of new trade alliances and stricter import restrictions

What was the outcome of the 1962 Sino-Indian war on India's foreign policy?

A
It led to a shift towards non-alignment and strengthening of defense capabilities.
B
It resulted in closer ties with the United States and NATO.
C
It increased India's reliance on the Soviet Union for economic aid.
D
It led to a formal military alliance with China.

What role did the media play in the 1990s in shaping Indian political discourse?

A
It played a crucial role in mobilizing public opinion and influencing electoral outcomes.
B
It had no significant impact on the political landscape during the 1990s.
C
It primarily focused on international news and ignored domestic issues.
D
It was controlled by the government and had little independent reporting.