Class-8th CBSE Social Science Live classes for english medium in Hinglish language

What Will You Learn?

• In Class 8th CBSE Social Science live classes, you'll embark on a fascinating journey through various topics. Here’s a sneak peek into what you’ll learn:
• How, When, and Where: Understanding the importance of dates and historical events.
• From Trade to Territory: Learning about the expansion of British rule in India.
• Ruling the Countryside: Discovering the British impact on Indian agriculture.
• Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden Age: Exploring tribal societies and their interactions with the British.
• When People Rebel: Studying the Revolt of 1857 and its consequences.
• Colonialism and the City: Understanding the changes in Indian cities during British rule.
• Weavers, Iron Smelters, and Factory Owners: Learning about the impact of British policies on Indian industries.
• Civilising the "Native", Educating the Nation: The British educational policies and their effects.
• Women, Caste, and Reform: Studying social reforms and their impacts on women and caste.
• The Changing World of Visual Arts: Exploring the evolution of Indian visual arts during the colonial period.
• The Making of the National Movement: Tracing the growth of the Indian National Movement.
• India After Independence: Understanding the challenges and achievements of independent India.
• Resources: Learning about natural resources, their types, and uses.
• Land, Soil, Water, Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Resources: Understanding the importance and conservation of these resources.
• Mineral and Power Resources: Studying various minerals and power resources.
• Agriculture: Exploring different types of farming and agricultural practices.
• Industries: Learning about various industries, their types, and distributions.
• Human Resources: Understanding the importance of human resources and their development.
• The Indian Constitution: Learning about the key features and significance of the Indian Constitution.
• Understanding Secularism: Understanding the concept of secularism and its importance in India.
• Why Do We Need a Parliament?: Studying the structure and functions of the Indian Parliament.
• Understanding Laws: Learning about the process of making laws in India.
• Judiciary: Understanding the structure and functions of the Indian judiciary.
• Understanding Marginalisation: Exploring the concept of marginalisation and its impacts.
• Confronting Marginalisation: Learning about the steps taken to address marginalisation.
• Public Facilities: Understanding the importance of public facilities and their management.
• Law and Social Justice: Exploring the role of law in ensuring social justice.
• These live classes are designed to be interactive and engaging, with plenty of activities, discussions, and practical examples to help you understand and appreciate the world around you. 📚🗺️🏛️