Q. Trace the rise of Magadhan imperialism up to the times of the Nandas with particular reference to its policy towards the non-monarchical state. Discuss the factors that contributed to its success. [20m] Ans: simran_6 sept Sukhdev_6 september Deepak_6 Sept
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Q. Discuss the social & economic factors for the rise of Buddhism. How far was it influenced by Upnisadic thought? Ans: Narayana_5 September Sukhdev_5 September simran_5 sept Deepak_5 Sept
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Q. Examine the administrative system of the Mauryas and discuss briefly the causes of disintegration of the Mauryan Empire. [20m] Q. Analyse the causes of the success of the Magadhan imperialism upto the reign of Ashoka. [20m] Ans: Narayana_7 September simran_7 sept Sukhdev_7 september Deepak_7 Sept
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Q. How did Ashoka contribute to the moral and administrative welfare of his people? [10m] Q. Give an account of Indian participation in the silk trade through Central Asia. [10m] Ans: Narayana_8 September Deepak_8 Sept Sukhdev_8 september simran_8 sept
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Q. Brief out the salient features of the religious development in the Post-Maurya period. How was contemporary art influenced by it? [30m] Ans: simran_9 sept Sukhdev_9 september Deepak_9 Sept
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Q. “Railway development in India provides an interesting instance of private enterprise at public risk.” Comment. [10 Marks] Q.Our system acts very much like a sponge, drawing up all the good things from the banks of the Ganges, and squeezing them down on the banks of the Thames.” Comment. [20m] Ans: simran_21 aug Sukhdev_21 Aug […]
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Q. What was the Anglicisit-Orientalist controversy about? How was it resolved? [20 Marks] Q.”The vernacular press in nineteenth century India served not just as newspapers but more importantly as views-papers.” Comment. [20 Marks] Ans: simran_22 august simran_22 aug (2) Sukhdev_22 August
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Q. The Arya Samaj “did not; however, succeed in capturing the imagination of modern India as a whole.” Comment. [20m] Q. “Widow Remarriage Act was, in many ways, a logical sequel to the abolition of Sati.” Comment. [20m] Ans: athira_23 august simran_23 aug simran_23 aug(2) Sukhdev_23 Aug
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Q. “The tribal and peasant rebellion laid the foundation of the revolt of 1857.” Comment. [20m] Q.“The peasant movements of the second half of the nineteenth century lacked a positive conception which would unite the people in a common struggle on a wide regional and allIndia plane and help develop long-term political developments.” Critically evaluate. [10 […]
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Q. “Curzon was an unconscious catalyst who did not understand, let alone desire, what the new century was about to bring forth, but who helped it to be born.” Comment. [20m] Q. “The emergence of the Congress in 1885 the culmination of a process of political awakening that had its beginning in the 1870s.” Comment. […]
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