Courses tagged 'History'

IB 10 – Individuals & Societies Subject: History

Abraham

ICSE 12 History

Abraham

ICSE 10 History and Civics

The chapter covers significant global events and political developments of the 20th century, particularly focusing on the First and Second World Wars, the establishment of the United Nations, and the emergence of the Non-Aligned Movement. It also explores the dynamics of the Cold War, including the rivalry between the USA and USSR, culminating in the disintegration of the Soviet Union. The effects of these events on international relations and the shift towards a unipolar world dominated by the USA are discussed.

Pavan

CBSE 12 History - 3

The making of the Indian Constitution reflects the intricate process shaped by historical upheavals, diverse aspirations, and intense debates among its makers. Key figures in the Constituent Assembly negotiated various interests, ultimately framing a law suited to India's unique socio-political landscape, characterized by its commitment to democracy, rights, and secularism. The Assembly's discussions underscored the significance of individual liberties while addressing minority and group rights within the context of a unified nation-state.

Pavan

CBSE 12 History - 2

The chapter explores the agrarian society in India during the Mughal period, focusing on the relationships between peasants, zamindars, and the state. It highlights the intricate dynamics of agricultural production, land ownership, and the socio-economic structures that evolved within rural communities. The chapter also examines source materials, particularly the Ain-i Akbari, which provides valuable insights into agrarian practices and socio-political relations of the time.

Pavan

CBSE 12 History - 1

The chapter explores the philosophical, religious, and cultural developments in ancient India, focusing particularly on the evolution of Buddhism and Jainism alongside other contemporaneous ideas. It examines the significance of thinkers like the Buddha and Mahavira, the role of texts, architecture like stupas, and the interactions between various traditions shaping early Indian society. Through these themes, the enduring legacies of these beliefs are highlighted in both historical and contemporary contexts.

Pavan

CBSE 11 Indian Economic Development

Comparative trends in economic and human development indicators of India, China, and Pakistan reveal the varied developmental strategies adopted by these countries. While all three nations began their respective developmental paths around the same time, their subsequent growth trajectories have diverged significantly, especially after the introduction of economic reforms. The chapter highlights how these strategies have led to differences in economic performance, demographic indicators, and human development outcomes across the three countries.

Pavan

CBSE 11 History

The chapter outlines the contrasting paths of modernization taken by China and Japan in the 19th and 20th centuries. While Japan successfully transitioned into a modern nation-state and industrial power through its embrace of Western practices combined with traditional values, China faced turmoil and struggles, culminating in the Communist Revolution that sought to eradicate inequalities but resulted in a repressive political climate. The chapter emphasizes the importance of historical context and cultural identity in shaping national trajectories.

Pavan

ICSE 9 History and Civics

The Modern Age in Europe is characterized by significant transformations across political, social, economic, and cultural spheres from the 15th century onwards, encompassing key movements such as the Renaissance, Reformation, and the Industrial Revolution. These developments not only revolutionized European society but also had a profound impact globally, leading to new ideologies and the rise of nation-states. The shift towards scientific inquiry and enlightenment ideals also laid crucial groundwork for modern democracy and capitalism.

Pavan

ICSE 11 History

The chapter delves into the rise of militarism in Japan during the interwar years, examining the political, social, and economic factors that facilitated military dominance over the government. Key issues addressed include economic challenges, political instability, and the increasing influence of military leaders, culminating in aggressive expansionist policies such as the invasion of Manchuria. Ultimately, these dynamics set the stage for Japan's role in World War II.

Pavan

ICSE 8 History

Abraham

CBSE 8 History

The chapter discusses the evolution of nationalism in India from the 1870s to 1947, highlighting the emergence of political associations, the role of the Indian National Congress, and the radical shift in strategies as various groups mobilized against British rule. It emphasizes major events such as the partition of Bengal, the rise of the Swadeshi movement, the impact of World War I, and the significant contributions of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Subhas Chandra Bose, culminating in the Indian independence movement and the subsequent partition of the country.

Pavan

CBSE 9 History

The chapter explores the life and movements of nomadic pastoralists, focusing primarily on their existence in India and Africa. It highlights their cyclical migrations in search of pasture, how colonial rule altered their traditional practices, and the ongoing adaptations they make in response to environmental and political changes. The experiences of various pastoral communities illustrate the interplay between culture, economy, and the pressures of modern society.

Akhil

CBSE 10 History

The development of print culture from its origins in East Asia to its establishment in Europe and India is explored. The chapter highlights how print transformed society by democratizing access to information, fostering new forms of literacy, and instigating social and religious reform. The impact of the printing press on reading habits, public debates, and nationalism are also significant themes discussed.

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