2 MARKS QUESTIONS
Q1.When was the Election Commission of India set up? Who was its first Chief Election Commissioner? (C.B.S.E 2013)
Q2.How did the dominance of Congress Party in the first three general elections help in estabilishing a democratic set up in India? (DELHI 2015)
Q3.Highlight any two features of the ideology of Bhartiya Jana Sangh. (DELHI 2013)
Q4.In spite of token representation in the Indian legislatures duing the fifties ,what role did the opposition parties play? (ALL INDIA 2014)
Q5.Why did the Communist Party of India split in 1964? (C.B.S.E.2011)
Q6.Explain the major difference of ideology between that of the Congress and the Jan Sangh.(DELHI 2014)
Q7.How was the method of voting changed from the General Election of 1952 to the General Election of 1952 to the General Election of 2004? (DELHI 2009)
Q8.What is the differences between the socialist and communist parties. (ALL INDIA 2008)
4 MARKS QUESTIONS
Q1.Explain any four reasons for the dominance of the Congress Party in the first three general elections.(C.B.S.E 2013)
Q2.What distinguished the dominance of the Congress Party in India from the one party dominance in other countries? Explain.(ALL INDIA 2017)
Q3.Who founded the Swatantra Party in 1959? Describe any three policies and programmes of the party.(ALL INDIA 2013)
Q4.Briefly explain the role of communist party of India .(ALL INDIA 2011)
Q5.Explain any four problems before the Election Commission of India for holding the First General Election.(DELHI 2013)
Q6.Highlight the changes introduced in the voting methods in India after 1952.(DELHI 2011)
6 MARKS QUESTIONS
Q1.”For a long time ,Congress Party had been a social and ideological coalition.”Justify the statement. (DELHI 2014)
Q2.Analyse the reasons for the dominance of Congress Party in the first three general election. (DELHI 2014)
Q3.How was ‘one party dominance’ in India different from the ‘one party system in Mexico’? In your opinion , which of the two political system is better and why? (ALL INDIA 2012)
Q4.Explain how the general elections of 1952 in India were a landmark in the history of democracy all over the world. (ALL INDIA 2008)