Class 10 History & Civics Marathon 🔥 7 Chapters One Shot | CBSE Half-Yearly 2026

Class 10 CBSE History and Civics ke 7 important chapters ek hi Half-Yearly Marathon mein complete karein! 🔥 Yeh complete NCERT-based revision Class 10 CBSE Mid-Term, Half-Yearly Exam 2026 aur Board Exam 2026–27 ki preparation ke liye hai. 📕 HISTORY CHAPTERS: 1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 2. Nationalism in India 3. The Making of a Global World 📘 CIVICS CHAPTERS: 4. Power-Sharing 5. Federalism 6. Gender, Religion and Caste 7. Political Parties 🎯 IS MARATHON MEIN MILEGA: ✅ All seven chapters ka complete revision ✅ Important NCERT concepts and definitions ✅ Most expected examination questions ✅ Competency-based questions ✅ Case-study questions ✅ Three-mark and five-mark answers ✅ Important dates, events and personalities ✅ Answer-writing strategy ✅ Last-minute Half-Yearly revision Yeh marathon un Class 10 CBSE students ke liye extremely useful hai jo History aur Political Science/Civics ka Half-Yearly syllabus ek hi session mein revise karna chahte hain. Complete class dekhiye, proper notes banaiye aur examination se pehle har important topic revise kijiye. 👍 Class ko LIKE karein 📤 Apne classmates ke saath SHARE karein 🔔 SST WITH JOGINDER SIR ko SUBSCRIBE karein 💬 Comment mein batayein—History aur Civics mein sabse difficult chapter kaunsa lagta hai? #Class10History #Class10Civics #SSTMarathon #CBSEClass10 #halfyearlyexam2026 class 10 history and civics marathon, class 10 history marathon, class 10 civics marathon, class 10 SST marathon, CBSE class 10 half yearly exam 2026, class 10 mid term exam 2026, history civics one shot, rise of nationalism in Europe class 10, nationalism in India class 10, making of a global world class 10, power sharing class 10, federalism class 10, gender religion and caste class 10, political parties class 10, complete history class 10, complete civics class 10, NCERT class 10 social science, class 10 SST important questions, competency based questions class 10 SST, CBSE board exam 2027, SST With Joginder Sir Time stamps: 00:00:22 - Introduction & Syllabus Overview 00:03:01 - Chapter 1: The Rise of Nationalism in Europe 00:03:14 - Frédéric Sorrieu's Vision 00:23:09 - The French Revolution & the Idea of the Nation 00:34:25 - Napoleon & the Civil Code of 1804 00:40:07 - The Making of Nationalism in Europe 01:03:04 - The New Conservatism after 1815 01:13:08 - The Age of Revolutions (1830–1848) 01:48:01 - Unification of Germany 01:50:50 - Unification of Italy 01:55:37 - The Strange Case of Britain 02:02:47 - Visualizing the Nation (Allegories) 02:05:07 - Nationalism and Imperialism (Balkans) 02:23:43 - Chapter 2: Nationalism in India 02:25:24 - Impact of the First World War 02:27:56 - The Idea of Satyagraha 02:31:12 - The Rowlatt Act & Jallianwala Bagh 02:34:18 - The Khilafat Movement 02:44:04 - Non-Cooperation Movement 03:00:02 - Towards Civil Disobedience (Simon Commission, Salt March) 03:26:17 - The Sense of Collective Belonging 03:33:05 - Quit India Movement 03:34:39 - Chapter 3: The Making of a Global World (Pre-Modern & Silk Routes) 04:14:06 - Chapter 4: Power Sharing 04:15:54 - Cases of Belgium and Sri Lanka 04:30:28 - Majoritarianism in Sri Lanka 04:33:51 - Accommodation in Belgium 04:34:52 - Why Power Sharing is Desirable? 04:49:57 - Forms of Power Sharing 04:56:11 - Chapter 5: Federalism 05:01:20 - What is Federalism? 05:04:20 - Key Features of Federalism 05:12:12 - Routes to Federation (Coming & Holding Together) 05:27:10 - Federalism in Practice (Linguistic States, Language Policy) 05:33:03 - Decentralization in India 05:48:51 - Chapter 6: Gender, Religion, and Caste 06:08:53 - Gender and Politics (Sexual Division of Labour) 06:23:23 - Religion, Communalism, and Politics 06:36:04 - Caste and Politics 06:50:54 - Chapter 7: Political Parties 06:51:23 - Why do we need Political Parties? 06:56:46 - Functions of Political Parties 07:03:41 - Party Systems (One-party, Two-party, Multi-party) 07:08:38 - National vs. State Parties 07:30:10 - Challenges to Political Parties 07:34:32 - How can Parties be Reformed?