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Read MoreSolution: Daily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [World History: Day 12]
Q. “The unification of Italy completed…the destruction of the European order.” Comment. [20 Marks] Ans: The concept of the European order refers to the established political, social, and economic structure that governed European affairs during a particular period. During the 19th century, the European order was largely based on the principles of the Congress of […]
Read MoreDaily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [World History: Day 12]
Q. “The unification of Italy completed…the destruction of the European order.” Comment. [20 Marks] NOTE: All those enrolled can send their answers for evaluation in PDF format after scanning (you can use any app) on selfstudyhistory@gmail.com Name your file as your name and day. For example, if your name is Ashok Kumar and you are […]
Read MoreSolution: Daily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [World History: Day 22]
Q. “The Berlin Conference (1884-85) created the Congo Free State and set the rules for dividing the continent without war.” Comment. [10 Marks] Ans: It was the Belgian occupation of the Congo valley that immediately led to the grab for Africa. In 1876 Leopold II of Belgium summoned an international conference at Brussels to consider […]
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Q. “The Berlin Conference (1884-85) created the Congo Free State and set the rules for dividing the continent without war.” Comment. [10 Marks] NOTE: All those enrolled can send their answers for evaluation in PDF format after scanning (you can use any app) on selfstudyhistory@gmail.com Name your file as your name and day. For example, […]
Read MoreSolution: Daily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [World History: Day 15]
Q. “The First World War was a war of tensions rather than intentions.” Critically examine. [10 Marks] Ans: The First World War lasted from 1914 till 1918. It involved numerous nations, reshaped political alliances, and had far-reaching consequences that transformed the world. The statement that “the first world war was a war of tensions rather […]
Read MoreDaily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [World History: Day 15]
Q. “The First World War was a war of tensions rather than intentions.” Critically examine. [10 Marks] NOTE: All those enrolled can send their answers for evaluation in PDF format after scanning (you can use any app) on selfstudyhistory@gmail.com Name your file as your name and day. For example, if your name is Ashok Kumar […]
Read MoreSolution: Daily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [Ancient India: Day 15]
Q. Examine the sources evidencing the presence of Indian republics and analyze the causes behind their rise during the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. Also discuss the reasons for their decline. [15 Marks] Ans: The tribal political organisation of the Rig Vedic phase gave way to the rise of territorial state towards the end of […]
Read MoreDaily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [Ancient India: Day 15]
Q. Examine the sources evidencing the presence of Indian republics and analyze the causes behind their rise during the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. Also discuss the reasons for their decline. [15 Marks] NOTE: All those enrolled can send their answers for evaluation in PDF format after scanning (you can use any app) on selfstudyhistory@gmail.com […]
Read MoreSolution: Daily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [Modern India: Day 9]
Q. What were the motives of the British in introducing the English education in India? Throw light on the evolution of English education up to 1905. [20 Marks] Ans: The introduction of English education in India by the East India Company was closely linked with the consolidation of colonial rule. The British viewed education not […]
Read MoreDaily Problem Practice for 2027 History Optional [Modern India: Day 9]
Q. What were the motives of the British in introducing the English education in India? Throw light on the evolution of English education up to 1905. [20 Marks] NOTE: All those enrolled can send their answers for evaluation in PDF format after scanning (you can use any app) on selfstudyhistory@gmail.com Name your file as your […]
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