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🌍 The End of Bipolarity | Class 12 Political Science | Chapter Explained for CBSE 2026
Welcome to EduOrigin, your trusted guide for CBSE Political Science preparation! In this comprehensive video, we break down the Class 12 Political Science Chapter – The End of Bipolarity, as per the CBSE 2026 Board Exam syllabus.

🔎 What You Will Learn in This Video:
✔️ The Meaning of Bipolarity and the Cold War Era
✔️ Disintegration of the Soviet Union: Causes & Consequences
✔️ Rise of Unipolar World and the U.S. Dominance
✔️ Impact on Eastern European Countries
✔️ Political & Economic Transition in Russia
✔️ India’s response and foreign policy adaptations post-Bipolar world
✔️ Key Concepts and Timeline Summary
✔️ Sample Board Questions & Answer Framing Tips

🎯 Why This Chapter Is Important:

Carries significant weight in the CBSE Board Exam

Builds strong foundational knowledge for higher studies in Political Science, IR, and World History

Frequently asked in one-mark, short answer, and long answer sections

📝 Exam-Oriented Approach:
We focus on breaking down complex historical and political events into simple, understandable points for effective revision and long-term retention. You will also find important terms, dates, and analytical frameworks to help you ace your Political Science paper.

💡 Key Concepts Covered:

Cold War & Bipolar World Order

Soviet Model of Socialism

Gorbachev’s Reforms (Perestroika & Glasnost)

Reasons for Soviet Collapse

Transition in Russia: Oligarchy, Chechnya Conflict, and New Constitution

CIS – Commonwealth of Independent States

The Emergence of a Unipolar World

India's foreign policy shifts post-1991

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At EduOrigin, we are committed to providing concept-based, exam-oriented, and engaging educational content for CBSE students. Our videos follow NCERT guidelines and help you prepare smartly and efficiently.

📘 Recommended For:

Class 12 CBSE Students

Political Science Teachers

UPSC Aspirants (as part of GS Paper II – IR section)

Students of Comparative Politics and Modern History

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📌 Next Videos in the Series:

Contemporary Centres of Power

US Hegemony in World Politics

Alternative Centres of Power

South Asia and the Post-Cold War World

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