CBSE Class 6 Social Studies – India's Cultural Roots

CBSE Class 6 Social Studies – India's Cultural Roots

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6th

6th - Social Studies (SST)

India's Cultural Roots

Chapter Overview

This chapter introduces students to the cultural roots of India, highlighting how India’s diverse cultures, languages, religions, and traditions have evolved over time. It explores ancient Indian societies, early urban centers, the rise of religions like Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, and the role of language, art, and social customs in shaping Indian culture. Students also learn about the significance of cultural diversity and unity in India’s history.

Important Keywords

  • Culture: The customs, beliefs, arts, and social behavior of a particular group of people.
  • Tradition: Practices and beliefs passed down through generations.
  • Vedas: Ancient sacred texts of Hinduism.
  • Buddhism: Religion based on the teachings of Buddha focusing on enlightenment.
  • Jainism: Ancient Indian religion emphasizing non-violence and truth.
  • Language: A system of communication used by people.
  • Harappan Civilization: Early urban civilization known for its culture and craftsmanship.
  • Unity in Diversity: A concept describing India’s varied yet unified cultural heritage.

Detailed Notes

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Important Facts

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Comparison Table

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Quick Revision

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Real Life Connection

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Learning Objectives

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