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Industrial revolution (UPSC, GS1): Expected Questions with solutions

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Q1. “Whoever says Industrial Revolution, says cotton.” Comment. ©crackingcivilservices.com Ans: British historian Eric Hobsbawm characterized English industrial history: “Whoever says Industrial Revolution says cotton.” Rapid industrialization transformed the lives of English men and women after 1750, and changes in cotton textiles were at the heart of this process and Industrial Revolution started chiefly from the

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66th BPSC toppers   Name Rank Interviews(if available) Monika Srivastava 6 Monika Srivastava Interview Vaibhav Priya 20 Vaibhav Priya Interview Apurv 40 Apurv Interview Harsh 48 Harsh Interview Sneh Setu 64   Vijay Pratap Singh 98 Vijay Pratap Singh Interview Palak Jha 106   Rohan Ranjan 131   Amulya Siddharth 156   Achyutanand 168 Achyutanand

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Q. Explain why England became the harbinger of Industrial Revolution. Also throw light on its social consequences. [Syllabus topic: Industrial revolution, UPSC-GS1]

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Q. Explain why England became the harbinger of Industrial Revolution. Also throw light on its social consequences. Ans: In Industrial Revolution, which started in England in the 18th century, machines changed people’s way of life as well as their methods of manufacturing. England became the harbinger of Industrial Revolution: The Agricultural Revolution: Enclosure Movement: The

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Q. How food and fertiliser subsidies work in India? Also explain the trends and concerns associated with these subsidies. [38 marks] Ans: Subsidies are considered as one of the quintessential attributes of any welfare state. However, there has been growing concerns (Both Economic Survey and the 15th Finance Commission have raised concerns) over the growing

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Q. Critically analyze how the 1991-92 economic reforms have transformed Indian economy during last 30 years. [38 marks] Ans: During the 1991-92 economic reforms neo-liberal polices were introduced by the government. The central point of the reforms was liberalization of the economy, simplifying regulations, giving more role to the private sector and opening up of

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67th BPSC: Daily Problem practice for GS- [History: Day-8]

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Q. Write short notes on any two of the following: Shri Krishna Sinha and the Independence movement. Nehru’s ‘temple of Modern India’. Bakasht movement in Bihar in 1937-1938. NOTE: All those enrolled can send their answers for evaluation in PDF format after scanning (you can use any scanner app) on crackingcs2021@gmail.com Name your file as

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UPSC syllabus topic (General Studies- Paper 1): Industrial revolution-I

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Industrial revolution Many aspects of modem politics in Europe were related to the transformation of economic life during the 18th and 19th centuries. Specifically important here was the growing significance of industrial capitalism during this period. This in turn was linked to the industrial revolution In Europe. The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new

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Q. What problems are germane to the decolonization process in Malay Peninsula? [UPSC GS1-2017]

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Q. What problems are germane to the decolonization process in Malay Peninsula? [UPSC GS1-2017] Ans: Malay Peninsula (except the southwestern Thailand as Thailand was never formally under colonial rule) was under British influence since late 18th century. The decolonization of Malaya Peninsula was a part of the series of decolonization movements going across the Asia

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