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NCERT Themes in Indian History Part 2 Textbook For Class 12 - Latest For 2024-25 Session
NCERT Themes in Indian History Part 2 Textbook For Class 12 - Latest For 2024-25 Session
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SKU: NCERTHistoryPart2 -12
Categories: All, CBSE, CBSE Class 12,
Tag: CBSEClass12
NCERT Themes in Indian History - II For Class12
The NCERT textbook for Class 12 titled "Themes in Indian History - Part II" delves into significant themes in Indian history from the medieval period to the modern era. Here’s a detailed overview of the chapters included in this textbook:
Chapters in "Themes in Indian History - Part II"
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Bhakti-Sufi Traditions - Explores the emergence and development of the Bhakti and Sufi movements, their key figures, and their influence on society and culture.
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The Mughal Empire - Discusses the rise and establishment of the Mughal Empire, its administrative structures, cultural contributions, and eventual decline.
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Marathas and Other Regional States - Examines the rise of the Maratha Empire and its significance, along with other regional states that emerged during the medieval period.
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The First War of Independence (1857) - Analyzes the causes, events, and consequences of the revolt of 1857, often referred to as the First War of Independence against British rule.
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Colonialism and Indian Society - Investigates the impact of British colonial rule on Indian society, economy, and culture, including changes in social structures and institutions.
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The Nationalist Movement - Covers the evolution of the Indian Nationalist movement, significant leaders, and key events that shaped the struggle for independence.
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India After Independence - Discusses the challenges faced by India post-independence, including the process of nation-building, social integration, and economic development.
Key Features
- Illustrations and Maps: The textbook includes maps and illustrations to help visualize historical developments.
- Discussion Questions: Each chapter contains questions that encourage students to think critically and engage in discussions.
