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    Class 10 History NCERT Syllabus

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    This document outlines the content for Unit 1 of a course on India and the Contemporary World - II. The unit covers 60 periods and is divided into 3 sections focusing on events/processes, livelihoods/economies/societies, and everyday life/culture/politics. Section 1 examines the rise of nationalism in Europe and India. Section 2 analyzes the making of a globalized world and the age of industrialization. Section 3 explores the development of print culture and how it shaped the modern world. The unit aims to understand key historical transformations and appreciate diverse social movements through various learning objectives.

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    This document outlines the content for Unit 1 of a course on India and the Contemporary World - II. The unit covers 60 periods and is divided into 3 sections focusing on events/processes, livelihoods/economies/societies, and everyday life/culture/politics. Section 1 examines the rise of nationalism in Europe and India. Section 2 analyzes the making of a globalized world and the age of industrialization. Section 3 explores the development of print culture and how it shaped the modern world. The unit aims to understand key historical transformations and appreciate diverse social movements through various learning objectives.

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    COURSE CONTENT

    Unit 1: India and the Contemporary World – II 60 Periods


    Themes Learning Objectives
    Section 1: Events and Processes:  Enable the learners to identify and
    comprehend the forms in which
    1. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe: nationalism developed along with
     The French Revolution and the Idea of the formation of nation states in
    the Nation Europe in the post-1830 period.
     The Making of Nationalism in Europe  Establish the relationship and
     The Age of Revolutions: 1830-1848 bring out the difference between
     The Making of Germany and Italy European nationalism and anti-
     Visualizing the Nation colonial nationalisms.
     Nationalism and Imperialism  Understand the way the idea of
    nationalism emerged and led to the
    formation of nation states in
    Europe and elsewhere.

    2. Nationalism in India:  Recognize the characteristics of


     The First World War, Khilafat and Non - Indian nationalism through a case
    Cooperation study of Non-Cooperation and Civil
     Differing Strands within the Movement Disobedience Movement.
     Towards Civil Disobedience  Analyze the nature of the diverse
     The Sense of Collective Belonging social movements of the time.
     Familiarize with the writings and
    ideals of different political groups
    and individuals.

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     Appreciate the ideas promoting
    Pan Indian belongingness.
    Section 2: Livelihoods, Economies and
    Societies:

    3. The Making of a Global World:


     Show that globalization has a long
     The Pre-modern world history and point to the shifts within
     The Nineteenth Century (1815-1914) the process.
     The Inter war Economy  Analyze the implication of
     Rebuilding a World Economy: The globalization for local economies.
    Post-War Era  Discuss how globalization is
    experienced differently by different
    social groups.

    4. The Age of Industrialization:  Familiarize with the Pro- to-


    Industrial phase and Early –
     Before the Industrial Revolution factory system.
     Hand Labour and Steam Power  Familiarize with the process of
     Industrialization in the Colonies industrialization and its impact on
     Factories Come Up labour class.
     The Peculiarities of Industrial Growth  Enable them to understand
     Market for Goods industrialization in the colonies
    with reference to Textile industries.

    Section 3: Everyday Life, Culture and


    Politics:
     Identify the link between print
    5. Print Culture and the Modern World: culture and the circulation of ideas.
     The First Printed Books  Familiarize with pictures, cartoons,
     Print Comes to Europe extracts from propaganda
     The Print Revolution and its Impact literature and newspaper debates
     The Reading Mania on important events and issues in
     The Nineteenth Century the past.
     India and the World of Print  Understand that forms of writing
     Religious Reform and Public Debates have a specific history, and that
     New Forms of Publication they reflect historical changes
    within society and shape the forces
     Print and Censorship
    of change.

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