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CLASS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TAMILNADU HISTORY COMPLETE CRASH COURSE BOOK FULL SUMMARY MOST IMPORTANT GK GENERAL KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL COMPETITIVE GOVERNMENT EXAMS CIVIL SERVICES CSE IAS PCS SSC UPPSC UPPCS UPSSSC MPPSC CGPSC PPSC OPSC HAS hpsc ukpsc and all other state pcs exams
Ancient History for Prelims
Pre-historic age- the transitional phase between the Palaeolithic and Neolithic Age in India: The culture existing during the ancient period.
Indus Valley Civilisation: the inception, phases of society, economy, and culture, decline and the end of the civilisation.
Geographical distribution: population distribution and the characters of early farming and pastoral societies.
Vedic society: The ancient texts and transition from Rigveda to new Vedic phases.
Religion in Vedic Society: Political and social preachings of Upanishads, the inception of Varna and patriarchy.
State Formation and Urbanisation: The Mahajanpadas and Janapadas, the rise of Nanda Dynasty
The rise of Buddhism: Factors responsible for the spread of Buddhism
The Rise of Mauryan Empire: The expansion of empire during the Iron Age under Chandragupta, and the exploration of Greek Ambassador Megasthenes.
Emperor Ashok and his works: The writings of Ashoka, preachings of Dhamma, development of art, administration, and culture.
Evolution of Jati: The changing nature of the society after the decline of Mauryan empire.
State formation in Peninsula and the rise of Satavahanas: The rise of Satavahana dynasty in the Deccan Plateau and the development of societies and cultures in the Southern part of the sub-continent.
Sangam Literature: The development of early Tamil literature in Southern India.
Indo-Greek empires: the rise of Sakas, Parthians, and Kushans empire in the north-western end of subcontinental landmass, King Kanishk’s contact with the outer world.
The rise of new religions: the creation of new and distinct religious sects such as Shaivism. Bhagavatism, the
division of Buddhism in two sects-the Hinayana and Mahayana Buddhism, the rise of Jainism.
Gupta Dynasty and successors
Development of Art, Literature, Science, Economics, and Politics of Modern Empires
Medieval History for Prelims
Major Dynasties of early Medieval Period: The changing dynamics of the society, gender issue, and the Arabs and Ghaznavids venture into Arab.
Cultural and Religious Circumstances from 750-1200 CE: Rise of Islam and Sufism, change from polytheism to monotheism, the flourishing art and culture.
The Rise of Delhi Sultanate during 13-14th century: Invasion by Muhammad of Ghor, the rise of Slave Dynasty, Invasion by Alauddin Khilji and his economic, agrarian, and administrative measures, the decline of Delhi Sultanate. The rise of Spiritualism sects in both Hinduism and Islam.
Changing nature of the society and rise of new empire and kingdoms in the 15th and early 16th Century: Rise of Provincial Dynasties, and Vijaynagar Empire. The Lodhi Dynasty and the early stage of Mughal Rule. Spread of Monotheism and spiritual leaders like Kabir, Guru Nanak, Mirabai, and many more.
The dominance and expansion of Mughal Empire under Akbar and his successors: The administrative, economic, cultural, and religious measure taken by Akbar, the expansion of Mughal Empire, the successors of Akbar and the dominance of Mughal Rule, works of Abul Fazal and the inception of religious ideas, trade engagement with foreigners.
The decline of Mughals and the rise of Peshwas.
Modern History
The advent of British Colonial Rule: British expansion, Battle of Plassey, the Carnatic Wars and Mysore’s resistance against the British, The Anglo-Maratha wars, India Act, the foundation of British Raj.
Introduction of Land Revenue system, construction of railways, agriculture commercialisation, land-less labour.
The impact of British Raj on culture and society: Introduction of Western education and Western thoughts, social and religious reforms by social reformers, rise of Middle-class in India, Vernacular Press Act and its implication. Renaissance of Indian art and modern Indian literature.
The Revolt of 1857, the main characters in the revolt, the course of the revolt, result and the implications in policies
India’s Freedom Struggle at the nascent stage: the formation of associations, rising national consciousness, the formation of Congress, the Moderates and the national movement, Swadeshi movement, rise of extremism in Congress, Congress split, Divide and Rule policy.
Mahatma Gandhi and his impact on Indian National Movement: Khilafat Movement, Civil Disobedience Movement, Non-Cooperation Movement, Satyagraha and Ahimsa policy.
The rise of Separatism, Partition, and sufferings till 1947: Separatist movements, the rise of Muslim League and Hindu Mahasabha, transfer of power, Partition, Independence.
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CLASS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TAMILNADU HISTORY COMPLETE CRASH COURSE BOOK FULL SUMMARY MOST IMPORTANT GK GENERAL KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL COMPETITIVE GOVERNMENT EXAMS CIVIL SERVICES CSE IAS PCS SSC UPPSC UPPCS UPSSSC MPPSC CGPSC PPSC OPSC HAS hpsc ukpsc and all other state pcs exams
Ancient History for Prelims
Pre-historic age- the transitional phase between the Palaeolithic and Neolithic Age in India: The culture existing during the ancient period.
Indus Valley Civilisation: the inception, phases of society, economy, and culture, decline and the end of the civilisation.
Geographical distribution: population distribution and the characters of early farming and pastoral societies.
Vedic society: The ancient texts and transition from Rigveda to new Vedic phases.
Religion in Vedic Society: Political and social preachings of Upanishads, the inception of Varna and patriarchy.
State Formation and Urbanisation: The Mahajanpadas and Janapadas, the rise of Nanda Dynasty
The rise of Buddhism: Factors responsible for the spread of Buddhism
The Rise of Mauryan Empire: The expansion of empire during the Iron Age under Chandragupta, and the exploration of Greek Ambassador Megasthenes.
Emperor Ashok and his works: The writings of Ashoka, preachings of Dhamma, development of art, administration, and culture.
Evolution of Jati: The changing nature of the society after the decline of Mauryan empire.
State formation in Peninsula and the rise of Satavahanas: The rise of Satavahana dynasty in the Deccan Plateau and the development of societies and cultures in the Southern part of the sub-continent.
Sangam Literature: The development of early Tamil literature in Southern India.
Indo-Greek empires: the rise of Sakas, Parthians, and Kushans empire in the north-western end of subcontinental landmass, King Kanishk’s contact with the outer world.
The rise of new religions: the creation of new and distinct religious sects such as Shaivism. Bhagavatism, the
division of Buddhism in two sects-the Hinayana and Mahayana Buddhism, the rise of Jainism.
Gupta Dynasty and successors
Development of Art, Literature, Science, Economics, and Politics of Modern Empires
Medieval History for Prelims
Major Dynasties of early Medieval Period: The changing dynamics of the society, gender issue, and the Arabs and Ghaznavids venture into Arab.
Cultural and Religious Circumstances from 750-1200 CE: Rise of Islam and Sufism, change from polytheism to monotheism, the flourishing art and culture.
The Rise of Delhi Sultanate during 13-14th century: Invasion by Muhammad of Ghor, the rise of Slave Dynasty, Invasion by Alauddin Khilji and his economic, agrarian, and administrative measures, the decline of Delhi Sultanate. The rise of Spiritualism sects in both Hinduism and Islam.
Changing nature of the society and rise of new empire and kingdoms in the 15th and early 16th Century: Rise of Provincial Dynasties, and Vijaynagar Empire. The Lodhi Dynasty and the early stage of Mughal Rule. Spread of Monotheism and spiritual leaders like Kabir, Guru Nanak, Mirabai, and many more.
The dominance and expansion of Mughal Empire under Akbar and his successors: The administrative, economic, cultural, and religious measure taken by Akbar, the expansion of Mughal Empire, the successors of Akbar and the dominance of Mughal Rule, works of Abul Fazal and the inception of religious ideas, trade engagement with foreigners.
The decline of Mughals and the rise of Peshwas.
Modern History
The advent of British Colonial Rule: British expansion, Battle of Plassey, the Carnatic Wars and Mysore’s resistance against the British, The Anglo-Maratha wars, India Act, the foundation of British Raj.
Introduction of Land Revenue system, construction of railways, agriculture commercialisation, land-less labour.
The impact of British Raj on culture and society: Introduction of Western education and Western thoughts, social and religious reforms by social reformers, rise of Middle-class in India, Vernacular Press Act and its implication. Renaissance of Indian art and modern Indian literature.
The Revolt of 1857, the main characters in the revolt, the course of the revolt, result and the implications in policies
India’s Freedom Struggle at the nascent stage: the formation of associations, rising national consciousness, the formation of Congress, the Moderates and the national movement, Swadeshi movement, rise of extremism in Congress, Congress split, Divide and Rule policy.
Mahatma Gandhi and his impact on Indian National Movement: Khilafat Movement, Civil Disobedience Movement, Non-Cooperation Movement, Satyagraha and Ahimsa policy.
The rise of Separatism, Partition, and sufferings till 1947: Separatist movements, the rise of Muslim League and Hindu Mahasabha, transfer of power, Partition, Independence.
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