The Bihar movement was led by
Bihar Movement led by Jayaprakash Narayan, Total Revolution call 1974.
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The Sociology and Political Institutions 1 category offers a collection of questions that examine how societies interact with political structures. It covers fundamental concepts, major theories, and illustrative examples to help students prepare for related exams.
Bihar Movement led by Jayaprakash Narayan, Total Revolution call 1974.
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Janata Party made 1977 election referendum on Emergency, anti-Indira wave.
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25th June, 1975. is correct as it accurately defines concept asked, per standard sociological theory and empirical evidence.
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Wright Mills is correct as it accurately defines concept asked, per standard sociological theory and empirical evidence.
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Colonialism gave birth to nationalism despite societal changes.
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Indian consciousness took shape during Colonial Period, per Indian sociology.
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Kingsley Davis defined power as determination of others' behaviour per own ends.
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MacIver said identifying social with political is grossest confusion.
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Sociology product of French Revolution and Industrial Revolution, per Nisbet.
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Term sociology coined 1839 by Auguste Comte in positive philosophy.
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Society excludes time boundness; it is continuous and abstract.
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Sociology derived from Latin 'socius' companion and Greek 'logos' study.
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