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NCERT Foundation History Class IX to XII GIST+MCQs (English Medium) (4443)ContentsClass-6 : Our Part-I1. What, where, how and when2. on the trail of the earliest3. from gathering to growing4. in the earliest to growing5. what books and burials tell us6. kingdoms, kings and an early7. new questions and ideas8. Ashoka, the emperor who9. Vital Villages, Thriving Towns10. Traders, Kings and Pilgrims11. Traders, Kings and Pilgrims12. buildings, paintings and booksClass-7 : Our Past-II1. Tracing changes through2. new kings and kingd3. the delhi sultans4. the mughal empire5. rulers and buildings6. towns, traders and crafts persons7. tribes, nomads and settled communities8. devotional paths to the divine9. what, where, how and when10. eighteenth century politicalClass-8: Our Past-III1. form trade to territory2. ruling the countryside3. tribal’s dikus and the vision of a golden age 4. when people : 1857 and after 5. colonialism and the city6. weavers, iron smelters and factory7. civilising the native educating8. women caste and reform9. the changing world of changing arts10. the making of the national movement 11. India after independenceClass-9 India and the Contemporary world-I1. The French Revolution2. Russian revolution 3. Nazism and the rise of Hitler4. forest society and colonialism5. peasants and farmersClass-10 India and the contemporary world-II1. the rise of nationalism in Europe2. the nationalist movement in indo-china3. nationalism in india 4. the making of a global world5. the age of industrialisation6. work, life and leisure cities in the contemporary7. print culture and the modern world8. novels, society and historyClass-11 : themes in world history1. from the beginning of time2. writing and city life3. empire 4. an empire across three continents5. the central Islamic lands6. nomadic empires7. the three orders8. changing cultural traditions9. confrontation of cultures10. the industrial revolution11. displacing indigenous people12. paths to modernisationClass-12 themes in world history (I, II & III)1. Bricks, beads and bones the Jarappan civilisation2. Early states and economies (600bce—600ce)3. Kinship, caste and class early societies (600bce—600ce)4. Thinkers belief and buildings cultural developments (600bce—600ce)5. Through the eyes of travellers perception of society (tenth to seventeenth century6. Bhakti sufi traditions(eighth to eighteenth century)7. An imperial capital vijayanagara (fourteenth to sixteenth century)8. Peasants, zamindars and thestate agrarian society and the mughal empire9. The mughal courts (sixteenth seventeenth centuries)10. Colonialisms and the countryside exploring11. The revolt of 1857 and its representations 12. Colonial cities urbanisation, planning and architecture13. Mahatma Gandhi and the national movement civil disobedience and beyond14. Understanding partition policies, memories, experience