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How does the government address marginalisation?
How does the government address marginalisation?
- By ignoring the issues of marginalised communities
- Through law-making function and specific policies targeting marginalised communities (correct)
- Through religious interventions only
- By promoting further marginalisation
What is the aim of teaching this unit?
What is the aim of teaching this unit?
- To ignore the issues of marginalised communities
- To create further division among different communities
- To promote superiority among certain groups
- To help students identify factors contributing to marginalisation and empathize with the marginalised (correct)
Which groups are focused on in Unit Four?
Which groups are focused on in Unit Four?
- The Buddhists, the Christians, and the Parsis
- The Hindus, the Jews, and the Atheists
- The Brahmins, the Sikhs, and the Jains
- The Adivasis, the Muslims, and the Dalits (correct)
What pedagogic tools are used in this unit?
What pedagogic tools are used in this unit?
Which chapter discusses ways in which the government addresses marginalisation?
Which chapter discusses ways in which the government addresses marginalisation?
What is the primary focus of Unit Four?
What is the primary focus of Unit Four?
Why were the Adivasis, Muslims, and Dalits chosen as the focus groups for this unit?
Why were the Adivasis, Muslims, and Dalits chosen as the focus groups for this unit?
How does the government address marginalisation?
How does the government address marginalisation?
What pedagogic tools are used in this unit?
What pedagogic tools are used in this unit?
What is the aim of teaching this unit?
What is the aim of teaching this unit?