Top 11 One-Mark & 9 Two-Mark Questions for CBSE Class 12 Political Science 2025 – Alternative Centres of Power

Top 11 One-Mark & 9 Two-Mark Questions for CBSE Class 12 Political Science 2025 - Alternative Centres of Power

Your Quick Revision Cheat Sheet for Board Exam Success

Preparing for CBSE Class 12 Political Science 2025? The "Alternative Centres of Power" chapter is packed with easy marks! Here are the top one-mark and two-mark questions from past papers—short, simple, and perfect for quick revision. Let’s get you exam-ready!


One-Mark Questions: Nail the Basics
Quick hits to boost your score!

  1. Why was ASEAN established? (Delhi 2016)
    Ans: To speed up economic growth, social progress, and cultural development.
  2. What does the ASEAN flag logo symbolize? (All India 2016)
    Ans: Ten paddy stalks = 10 Southeast Asian nations united in friendship; circle = unity.
  3. Under which plan did the USA aid Europe’s economy post-WW2? (Delhi 2014)
    Ans: Marshall Plan.
  4. Name two EU countries in the UN Security Council (permanent). (Delhi 2014)
    Ans: Britain, France.
  5. How did the European Union evolve? (All India 2014)
    Ans: From an economic union to a political one, without its own Constitution.
  6. What was the EU’s founding goal? (All India 2013)
    Ans: Freedom, security, justice without borders; promote science and tech.
  7. What’s the ‘ASEAN Way’? (All India 2012)
    Ans: Informal, non-confrontational, cooperative interaction.
  8. What’s the ‘Maastricht Treaty’? (All India 2009)
    Ans: Signed 7 Feb 1992—formed the EU, set up common policies and the Euro.
  9. Which regional group formed in 1992? (All India 2009)
    Ans: European Union (EU).
  10. What do ASEAN and FTA mean? (Delhi 2008)
    Ans: ASEAN: Association of Southeast Asian Nations. FTA: Free Trade Area.
  11. Full forms of CTBT and ASEAN? (Delhi (C) 2008)
    Ans: CTBT: Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. ASEAN: Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

Two-Mark Questions: Double Your Marks
Short answers, big impact!

  1. Two features making the EU influential? (Delhi 2014)
    Ans:
    • Evolved into a political union with flag, anthem, and Euro.
    • World trade share 3x larger than the USA.
  2. When was the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) set up? Its goals? (Delhi 2013)
    Ans: 1994. Goals: Economic growth + social/cultural progress; regional peace via UN Charter.
  3. What do the EU flag’s 12 gold stars in a circle mean? (Delhi 2012, 2011)
    Ans: Circle = solidarity and peace; 12 stars = perfection, completeness, unity.
  4. How has India-China relations improved? (Delhi 2011)
    Ans:
    • Rajiv Gandhi’s 1988 visit started border peace talks.
    • Cultural exchanges and economic deals grew ties.
  5. What’s Panchsheel? (All India 2011, 2009)
    Ans: Five principles of peaceful coexistence; basis of Indo-China ties since 1954.
  6. Two steps China took for economic growth? (Delhi 2010)
    Ans:
    • 1978 ‘Open Door Policy’ for foreign investment.
    • Privatized agriculture and industry.
  7. What sparked the European Union’s creation? (Delhi 2009)
    Ans: Post-Cold War need to revive Europe’s economy and unite nations.
  8. What was the Marshall Plan? Its link to OEEC? (All India 2008, Delhi (C) 2008)
    Ans: US aid to rebuild Europe post-WW2; led to OEEC (1948) for trade and unity.
  9. When was the EU formed? Two influences it wields? (All India 2008)
    Ans: 7 Feb 1992. Influences: Economic strength (Euro); political/diplomatic clout.

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