10th Class Social Science-Civics-Power Sharing

As per Class 10th Civics syllabus, we will talk about power sharing in two countries, Belgium and Sri Lanka in this article.

Belgium and Sri Lanka

Belgium

Belgium in context to thearea is a small country in Europe shares borders with France, Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg.
The population islittle more than one crore, out of which 59% lives in the Flemish region and speak the Dutch language, the other 40%lives in Wallonia region and speak French.
The minority population was rich, the other majority population got the benefit of economic development and education later, this led to the tensions between the Dutch-speaking and French-speaking communities in the 1950s and 1960s.

Sri Lanka

Situated in the south of India,Srilanka is an island nation.
The population is about 2 crores, which is divided into two social groups.74% speak Sinhala and 18 % are Tamil speakers.
7% percent population is Christians who are both Tamil and Sinhala.
Sinhala speakers are Buddhists whereas Tamil speakers are Hindus or Muslims.
Tamilian are divided into two groups: –

Sri Lankan Tamils-Natives of the same country.
Indian Tamils- came from India as plantation workers during colonial workers.

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