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Babur Political Condition of India on the Eve of Babur's Invasion Lesson Plan DAYANAND COLLEGE, HISAR NAME OF THE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: DR. MAHENDER SINGH CLASSB.A-2nd SEMESTER: 3th SUBJECT: HISTORY Week Date Topics 16-July-2018 Chapter-1:Establishment of Mugal Empire: Babur Political Condition of India on the eve of Babur’s Invasion 17-July-2108 Northern India 18-July-2018 Southern India 1 19-July-2108 Early life of Babur 20-July-2108 Causes of Babur’s conquest of India 21-July-2018 First Battle of Panipat,1526 A.D. 22-July-2018 Sunday 23-July-2018 Causes of Achievements of Babur 24-July-2018 Battle of Kanwaha 25-July-2018 Do 26-July-2018 Battle of Chanderi and Ghagra 2 27-July-2018 Babur as an Empire Builder Map-1 28-July-2018 Chapter-2:Sher Shah Suri and his Administration Early life of Sher Shah Suri 29-July-2018 Sunday 30-July-2018 Conquest of Shah Suri as an Sultan 31-July-2018 Shaheed Udham Singh’sMartyrdom Day 1-Aug-2018 Administrative reform of Sher Shah Suri 3 2-Aug-2018 do 3-Aug-2018 do 4-Aug-2018 Achievements of Sher Shah Suri 5-Aug-2018 Sunday 6-Aug-2018 Lesson-3:- Akbar :Expansion of Empire,Rajput Policy and Religious Policy,Early life of Akber 7-Aug-2018 Do, Assignment1 4 8-Aug-2018 Second Battle of Panipat 9-Aug-2018 do 10-Aug-2018 do, Map-2 11-aug-2018 Rajput Policy of Akbar Week DATE TOPIC 13-Aug-2018 do 14-Aug-2018 Religious Policy of Akbar 15-Aug-2018 Independence Day 16-Aug-2108 do 5 17-Aug-2108 Lesson-4:-Aurangzeb: Relation With Rajput and Religious Policy, Early Life of Aurangzeb 18-Aug-2018 Expansion of Mughal Empire Under Aurangzeb 19-Aug-2018 Sunday 20-Aug-2018 Rajput Policy 21-Aug-2018 do 22-Aug-2018 Id-Ul-Zuha 6 23-Aug-2018 Religious Policy of Aurangzeb 24-Aug-2018 do 25-Aug-2018 Lesson-5:-Deccan Policy of the Mughals,Deccan Policy of the Mughals 26-Aug-2018 Sunday 27-Aug-2018 do,Map:-3 28-Aug-2018 Mughal Relations with the Marathas 29-Aug-2018 do 30Aug-2018 Lesson-6:-Relation of Mughals with the Sikhs,Relatios of Mughals 7 with the Sikhs 31-Aug-2018 do 1-Sep-2018 Do,Assignment 2 2-sep-2018 sunday 3-Sep-2018 Janamashatmi 4-sep-2018 Lesson -7:-Mughals Administration,Central and Provinicial;Revenue System,Mughal Administration 5-Sep-2018 do 8 6-Sep-2018 do 7-Sep-2018 do 8-Sep-2018 Revenue System 9-Sep-2018 Sunday 10-Sep-2018 do 11-Sep-2108 Lesson -8:Political System: Mansabdari and Jagirdari System,Mansabdari system 12-Sep-2018 do 9 13-Sep-2108 Jagirdari System 14Sep-2108 do 15-Sep-2018 Lesson -9:-Decline of Mughal Empire,Decline of Mughal Empire 16-Sep-2018 Sunday 17-Sep-2018 Class Test 18-Sep-2018 do 10 19-Sep-2018 do 20-Sep-2018 Lesson-10:-Rivalry Between the French and the British Companies in India, Discovery of New Trade Route 21-Sep-2018 Do 22-Sep-2018 Do 23-Sep-2018 Sunday 24-Sep-2018 First War of Carnatic,(1746-48A.D.) 25-Sep-2018 do,Map:-4 26-Sep-2018 Second War of Carnatic,(1748-54) 11 27-Sep-2018 do 28-Sep-2018 Third Carnatic War,(1756-63) 29-Sep-2018 Causes of the success of British and Defeat of French 30-Sep-2018 Sunday 1-Oct -2018 Lessson-11:-Occupation of Bengal by British:Battels of Plassey and Buxar,Battle of Plassey 2-Oct-2018 Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 3-Oct -2018 do 12 4-Oct-2018 Battle of Buxar,1764 A.D. 5- Oct -2018 do 6- Oct -2018 Class test 7- Oct -2018 Sunday 8-Oct-2018 Dual Administration System of Bengal 9- Oct -2108 do 10-Oct-2018 Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti 11- Oct -2018 Lesson-12:- Consolidation of the British Empire 13 12- Oct -2108 Subsidiary Alliance 13- Oct-2108 do 14-Oct -2018 Sunday 15-Oct-2018 Doctrine of Lapse 16- Oct -2018 do 17- Oct -2018 do 14 18-0ct-2018 Dussehra 19- Oct -2018 Lesson -13:-Uprising of 1857:Causes,Course,Impact,causes 20- Oct -2018 do 21- Oct -2018 Sunday 22- Oct -2018 do,Map-5: 23- Oct -2018 do 24 –Oct-2018 Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday 25- Oct -2018 Event and Nature 15 26- Oct -2018 do 27- Oct -2018 do 28- Oct -2018 Sunday 29-Oct-2018 test 30- Oct -2018 Revision work 16 31- Oct -2018 Revision work 1- Nov -2018 Haryana Day 2- Nov -2018 Revision work 3- Nov -2018 Map Test. 4- Nov -2018 Sunday 17 5-Nov-2018 Revision work SEMESTER: 5th SUBJECT: HISTORY Week Date Topics 16-July-2018 Syllabus Discussion 17-July-2108 Feudalism and its Features 18-July-2018 do 1 19-July-2108 Causes of the Decline of Feudalism 20-July-2108 do 21-July-2018 Capitalism and Causes of the Rise of Capitalism 22-July-2018 Sunday 23-July-2018 do 24-July-2018 Effects of Capitalism 25-July-2018 Renaissance and Causes of the Rise of Renaissance 26-July-2018 do 2 27-July-2018 Characteristics and effects of Renaissance Map-1 28-July-2018 do 29-July-2018 Sunday 30-July-2018 do 31-July-2018 Shaheed Udham Singh’sMartyrdom Day 1-Aug-2018 Meaning of the Reformation, Aims 3 2-Aug-2018 Causes of the Reformation 3-Aug-2018 Do,Map-2 4-Aug-2018 Effects of the Reformation 5-Aug-2018 Sunday 6-Aug-2018 do 7-Aug-2018 Do, Assignment1 8-Aug-2018 Economic Development During 16th Century Second 4 9-Aug-2018 do 10-Aug-2018 do, 11-Aug-2018 Old Colonial System and its Causes 12-Aug-2018 Sunday Week DATE TOPIC 13-Aug-2018 do 14-Aug-2018 do 15-Aug-2018 Independence Day 16-Aug-2108 Mercantilism: Meaning and Features 5 17-Aug-2108 do 18-Aug-2018 do 19-Aug-2018 Sunday 20-Aug-2018 Objective of the Mercantile 21-Aug-2018 Causes of the Rise of Mercantilism 22-Aug-2018 Id-Ul-Zuha 6 23-Aug-2018 do 24-Aug-2018 do 25-Aug-2018 do 26-Aug-2018 Sunday 27-Aug-2018 Decline of Mercantilism,Map:4 28-Aug-2018 do 29-Aug-2018 do 30Aug-2018 do 7 31-Aug-2018 Spread of Mercantilism 1-Sep-2018 do, Assignment 2 2-sep-2018 Sunday 3-Sep-2018 Janamashatmi 4-sep-2018 Origion and Results of Scientific Revolution 5-Sep-2018 do 6-Sep-2018 do 8 7-Sep-2018 do 8-Sep-2018 Nature of Scientific Revolution 9-Sep-2018 Sunday 10-Sep-2018 do 11-Sep-2108 Glorious Revolution and its Causes 12-Sep-2018 do 13-Sep-2108 do 9 14Sep-2108 do 15-Sep-2018 Nature and Events of Glorious Revolution 16-Sep-2018 Sunday 17-Sep-2018 Results of Glorious Revolution 18-Sep-2018 do 10 19-Sep-2018 do 20-Sep-2018 Class Test 21-Sep-2018 Meaning of Industrial Revolution 22-Sep-2018 do 23-Sep-2018 Sunday 24-Sep-2018 Causes of Industrial Revolution 25-Sep-2018 do 26-Sep-2018 do 11 27-Sep-2018 Development of Industrial Revolution 28-Sep-2018 do 29-Sep-2018 Do,Map:-3 30-Sep-2018 Sunday 1-Oct -2018 Impact of Industrial Revolution 2-Oct-2018 Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 3-Oct -2018 do 4-Oct-2018 do 12 5- Oct -2018 do 6- Oct -2018 Meaning of Agricultural Revolution 7- Oct -2018 Sunday 8-Oct-2018 Factors responsible for Agricultural Revolution 9- Oct -2108 do 10-Oct-2018 Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti 11- Oct -2018 do 13 12- Oct -2108 Impact of Agricultural Revolution 13- Oct-2108 do 14-Oct -2018 Sunday 15-Oct-2018 do 16- Oct -2018 Main changes after Agricultural Revolution 17- Oct -2018 do 14 18-0ct-2018 Dussehra 19- Oct -2018 do 20- Oct -2018 Agricultural Revolution in Europe Countries 21- Oct -2018 Sunday 22- Oct -2018 do 23- Oct -2018 do 24 –Oct-2018 Maharishi Valmiki’s Birthday 25- Oct -2018 Group Discusstion 15 26- Oct -2018 do 27- Oct -2018 do 28- Oct -2018 Sunday 29-Oct-2018 test 30- Oct -2018 Revision work 16 31- Oct -2018 Revision work 1- Nov -2018 Haryana Day 2- Nov -2018 Revision work 3- Nov -2018 Map Test. 4- Nov -2018 Sunday 17 5-Nov-2018 Revision work .
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