Monday, August 12, 2019

Class6 civ ch2


Q1 Explain the term 'Prejudice' and 'Discrimination'.
Ans- Prejudice :- Judging unfairly without being aware of the fact about anyone.
         Discrimination:- Expressing prejudice in action is called discrimination.
Q2. Explain cast forms a basis for discrimination.
Ans- Cast divides society into different groups which leads to superiority and inferiority among them, which causes discrimination between social groups.
Q3. What is meant by 'Stereotype'? Give an example.
Ans- A generalisation related to person or group of person called 'Stereotype. for ex- only boys can play cricket.
                But there are a many women cricket teams existing in the world.
Q4. Give two examples to show how girls and women are treated unfairly?
Ans- Examples to show how girls and women are treated unfairly are as follows:-
                - Girl Child is given less importance and attention in terms of healthcare, food and education.
                - Dowry is still being demanded in marriage from girls family.
Q5. Why does the people prohibit dowry and child marriage?
Ans- Dowry and child marriage are the two evil act which are cause of many crimes against girls and women in Indian society.
                Dowry is also a major cause behind the female foeticide as families do not wish to have girl child.
                Child marriage can also lead to physical and psychological problems after marriage at young age.
So, People must raise voice against these and prevent dowry and child marriage.
Q6. How does Indian constitution prevent discrimination?
Ans- The preamble of the Indian constitution itself declare that it guarantees social, economical and political justice to all.
                It also provides fundamental rights to every citizen and gives equal status in the society. It gives freedom of religion, right to equality, freedom of speech, etc. to the people.
                These rights prevent all types of discrimination in the society by giving equal right and opportunities to the people. These rights are protected through the court of law.

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