Class 6 Civics – Chapter 8
Rural Livelihoods | NCERT Notes
STAGE 0: Let Us Begin (Foundation)
Many people in India live in villages 🌾
They earn their living from farming and other village activities.
This chapter explains how people earn their livelihood in rural areas.
STAGE 1: Chapter Explanation (Story Style)
What is a Livelihood?
A livelihood means the work people do to earn money and live their lives.
Farming – Main Occupation
Farming is the main occupation in villages.
Farmers grow crops like:
- Rice
- Wheat
- Vegetables
- Pulses
Small and Large Farmers
Some farmers have large fields, while some have small fields.
Small farmers often face more problems.
Other Rural Livelihoods
Apart from farming, villagers do other work:
- Dairy farming
- Fishing
- Handicrafts
- Working as labourers
Role of Women in Rural Areas
Women play an important role in villages.
They help in farming, take care of animals, and manage households.
Problems Faced by Rural People
- Dependence on rainfall
- Low income
- Lack of resources
STAGE 2: NCERT Textbook Questions & Answers
Q1. What is a livelihood?
Answer: Livelihood means the work people do to earn money.
Q2. What is the main occupation of rural people?
Answer: Farming is the main occupation.
Q3. Name any two rural livelihoods.
Answer: Farming and dairy farming.
Q4. Why do small farmers face problems?
Answer: They have small land and low income.
STAGE 3: Exam Questions (Easy)
Question:
Name two problems faced by rural people.
Answer:
Dependence on rainfall and low income.
Exam Tip:
Write answers in short points.
Shaktimatha CBSE Learning
Learn Slowly • Learn Happily • Learn Clearly
• Livelihood means earning a living
• Farming is main rural work
• Rural people face many challenges
Rural livelihoods support the nation’s food supply.
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