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I .t' I Paoer-01 j-L jt, of archaeological and literary sources' IJi, Unit-01 A survey

civilization' li Unit-02 The IIaraPPan sites' a, Geographical extent and Important Ecci'omy' Religion' li) b. Town- Planning and structures, Society, lu c. Decline of the Harappan culture' lo Unit-03 The Vedic age. a. Early Vedic Period.

b. Political, social, economic and religious life' and religious frelds' c. The later Vedic phase - changes in potitical, socio-economic The Pre-MaurYan Age a. Sixteen MahajanPadas. b. Rise of Magadh. c. Persian and Macedonian invasions & its impact' d. Lope and Philosophy of Buddha and Mahavi:: The Mauryan Age

a. Achievements of Chandragupta maurya'

b. Asoka's foreign policy and dharma ( Dhamnra)

c. Mauryan societY, economy and Art'

d. Administration. e. Decline and disintegration. q Political and cultural development (200 BC-A 200) a. The Sungas b. The Kushanas i c. The Satavzah anas d. The Sangam age- Political and Cultural Derielopments' The Guptas r.eference of Samudra a. Rise of the Gupta empire Brief Political Fi-:i::;'with special Gupta; ChandraguPt-Il. r) b. Cultural life under the ptas. ,). Decline of the *r-^lr

\ Susgested Reading:- of Ancient India, Oxford l. H.C. Raichaudhun Political History University press, 2005. of ancient India in 2. D.D. Kosambi Culture and civilization Historical. Outline. qk{q 3. R.S. Sharma crift{ ER( aI 4. R.S. Sharma India's Ancient Past. (Also in Hindi) 5. D.N. Jha An Outline of Ancient India 6. D.N. Jha and K.M. Shrimali c[t{. wr( q gkai".t r/o1. (also Hindi) 7. Romila ThaPar A History'cf India, I. in (also in Hindi) 8. Romila ThaPar Asoka and decline of the Mauryas 9. Yogendra Mishra Asoka

10. G.Yazdani (ft{ {t stft Etcr{ (also in Flindi) 11. K.A. Nilkanth sastri A History of south India gfdom 12. R.K. ChaudharY c[ft{ {rr< r.r rrq.tfrq iit{ {iqtd{ gP{6t{ .) 13. qrtrqft ord F TK Sutq'trt (also in 14. A.L. Basham The wonder that vias India Hindi) ) 15.qrq g{r qctrco t*rq {t{dt

, 16. U.N. Roy {< sIE[q ;{tt s<-+t tot qq n 17. R.C. Mazumdar gl 18. K.C, Shrivastava qrfr( rR( efl st{6t{i rni ftn I 1206 A.D' in Hindi) 19. Kameshwar Prasad History of India (Earliest Times to n,

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Rise of Modern West (Mid 15th centurv to American ) Unit-0l Transition from Feudalism to . Unit-02 Mercantilism to the Age of commercial capitalism. Unit-03 GeographicalDiscoveries. a. Causes b. Course c. Significance Unit-04 Renaissance a. Causes b. Stages ) c. Nature d. Impact Unit-05 Reformation and counter reformation. a. Causes b. Stages c. Impact. Unit-06 Age of Enlightenment-Feature and impact. Unit-07 Emergence of Nation States- Special reference of Frame. Unit-08 Benevolent a. Peter the Great of Russia b. Frederick the Great of Prussia Unit-09 Growth of Parliamentary Institutions in England a. Tudors and Parliament. b. Struggle between Stuart Kings and Parliament. c. Hanoverian Kings and Parliament. Unit-10 a. Causes b. Impact.

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PAPER-o1 (Ancient and Medieval India) Group-A Unit-01 Salient features of Harappan Civilization. Unit-02 Vedic period a. Early vedic period-Political, Social and Economic condition b. Later vedic Period - Political, Social and Economic condition Unit-03 Mauryas a. Achievements of Chandragupt Maurya r,u b. Asoka- Dhamrna I !r' Unit-04 (A) Gupta and Post - GuPta Period. I $s a. Cultural Achievements of the Guptas I i b. Achievement of Harshavardhana ru (B) South India (old) ! \'$ a. Pallavas- Cultural Achievements. 1 b. Cholas-Administration. icI Group - B (tI Unit-05 Establishment and Expansion of Delhi Sultanate I I a. Iltutmish .(rr!1 b. Balban I c. Alauddin Khilzi arD d. Muhammad Bin-Tuglaq I d.t Unit-06 Establishment and Expansion of the Mughal Rule in India' .al- a. Babar 1\- b. Shershah )" . ).rJut' c. Akbar /../' aa\ IA \,5 ?- 5'Y'"^' d. Aurangzeb \.'- )- 1J Rise of Marathas J^ i€/ a. Shivaji l, s--) Cc l, \f & \\ 7

f i,I ; Readinss:- I, Sussested Shrimali qFit{ l{rfi ot cftr6rq I l. D.N. Jha and K.L' lndia (also in Hindi) F 2. D.N. Jha An outline of Ancient 3. R.S. Sharma lndia's Ancient Past h, r{rd qk;{q 4. R.S. Sharma cflft{T fl b, History of India Vol' I (Also in Hindi) , 5. Romila ThaPar 3ii u 6, R.K. chaudharY cFir{ .{tt( +r wrftit-+ sir{'tff{ ciatm (Also in Hindi) h 7. A.L. Basham The Worder that was India 1 Political History of Ancient India b 8. H.C. Rai Chaudhuri I Satish Chandra Medieval India (also in Hindi) I 9. was India Vol.II p 10. S.A.A. Rizvi The Wonder that I rtrt( fl st{6m-z qd { p ll. rRlq-s sct wrcrdH India in 3 vols.(also in Hindi) 12. J.L. Mehta History of Medieval t) Rule in India 13. A.B.M. Habibullah Foundations of Muslim Mughal Empire Vol'I and II \) 14. R.P. Tripathi Rise and Fall of the Earliest Times to 1206 AD r) 15. Kameshwar Prasad History of India - (Teach Yourself Series)

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D I l" I B.A. (Hons.) Part-II ll Historv of Earlv Medieval India (550-1206 AD) lt PAPER.trI lr India' Unit-01 Transition from ancient to early mediaval

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I b. Economy c. Culture l Unit-02 The Pallavas of Kanchi. ) a. outline of political History with special reference to Mahendravarman I and , Narsingh Varman I ) b. Different styles of Temple Aichitecture' ) Unit-03 Harshavardhan. a. Sources ), b. Conquests and Extent of EmPire'

T c. Administration Unit-04 The Arab Invasion in Sind. I a. Significance-Causes. ) b. Nature c. Significance ) Unit-05 The Palas. a. Rise and Decline of the Pala Empire- A survey b. Cultural contributions Unit-06 Bhakti Movement inthe South. a. The Alvars b. The Nayanars Unit-07 a. Life of Shankaracharya b.' Teachings of ShankaracharYa Unit-08 The Chalukyas of Badami. L. Chalukya- Pallava Conflicts and interaction b. Religion, Literature, Art and Ar.chitecture Unit-09 The Cholas a. Career and achilvements of Raj Raj and Rajendra Chola'

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I, Suggested Readings:- l. R.S. Sharma Early Medieval Indian SocietY ) 2. R.S. Sharma qfl& qrlrfr rt(M et{ {qta . T{ 3. B.S. Sharma "Transtion from Ancient to Medieval in Indian History" Indian ll Historical Review, Vol.2. ') 4. Nihar Ranjan Ray "Medieval Factor in Indian History", General President's Address,

Proceedings of the Indian History Congress, Patiala,1967 ' I

) 5. C. Minakshi Administration and Social Life under the Pallavas 6. R.S. Tripathi History of Kannauj ) 7. D. Devahuti Harsha- A study ) 8. ShankarGoyal History and Historiography of Harsha 9. M. Habib Politics and Society in Early Medieval Period i 10. R.N. Nandi Social Roots of Religion in Ancient India (Also in Hindi) I 11. w+r f+rfu rsr< to clrrm qni qcu 12, K.A. Nilkantha Shastri The Colas (Also in Hindi) ) 13. K.A. Nilkantha Shastri A History of South India (Also in Hindi) ) 14. A.L. Basham (ed.) Studies in Indian History and Culture I 5. B.D. Chattopadhyaya The Making of Early Medievallndia ) 16. R.C. Mazumdar (ed.) The Age of Imperial Kanauj ) 17. R.C. Mazumdar The Stuggle for Empire ) 18. A.S, Altekar Rashtrakutas and their times 19. D. Chakravarty Tantras- Studies in their Religion and Philosophy

D 20. S.C. Nandimath A Handbook of Virshaivism t 21. R.G. Bhandarkar Virshaivsim, Saivism and minor Religiots systems 22. S,A.A. Rizvi Wonder That was lndia, Vol.2 ) ) t -4. ;f \ i

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Historv of Modern Eurorre (1789-19.15) Unit-01 The of 1789 a. Causes, Nature, Significance b. Achievements ofthe National Assembly c. Reign of Terror Unit-02 Napoleonic Era a. Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte b. Contributions to France and Europe c. Downfall Unit-03 The Congress of Vienna and the Concert of Europe Unit-04 Reactions and Revolutions a. Metternich system b. Revolution of 1830 c. Revolution of 1848 Unit-05 Unification of ltaly.' Unit-06 Unification of Germany

Unit-07 Eastern Question a. Greek War of Independence b. Crimean war c. Berlin Congress of 1878 Unit-O8 Foreign policy of Germany and Bismarck

Unit-09 . World War-I a. Causes b. Effects ) Unit-10 of l9L7 a. Causes i L b. Nature .c ) n \..- c. Significance f\9 Unit-11 Paris Peace Settlement with particular reference to the Treaty of Versailles I Unit-12 The League of Nations I \\t' 's ('r5i' Achievements ^ | ) -i'.'\/'\\ b. Failure D

Unit-13 Rise of in ltaly. . i Unit-14 Rise of Nazism in Germany. ) Unit-15 Second World War. a. Causes \ Lnpact b. 5

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t{ ?,^#;Yfr/. lu : frt Suggested Reading:- t. David ThomPson Europe since NaPoleon 2. E.Lipson Europe in the 19th and 20'h Centuries 3. Grant and TemPerlY Europe in the lgth 20th Centuries 4. James Joll Europe since 1870 5. Y.J. TaraPorevalla Modern EuroPean History 6. qr?tqwfi {KI gtc fl sftr6rs q{fiq 7. fr{Hrr{ {ci \',i tcrq-g{R Ri6 tqrc sta6m or 8. 616 {6r$ E{t 3tt'{t,r{ grtt w<+ EuroPe 9. A.J.P. TaYlor Struggte for Mastery over D 19 17 -1923 10. E.H. Carr The Bolshevik Revolution, D ll. floq{o t6dl 3rrg[t-{ gnq 12. A.Bullock Hitler: A studY in TYrannY F, 13. S.J. Wolf (ed.) Europen Fascism Times I 14. C.D.M. KetelbY History of EuroPe in Modern il'1ftsgtvfl$f 6rq,r{Flr,z o t o l\'t' B ,t c . .w*t-' ,\ 0., ,- .4- \'\-'-\ o \r2 q, a o o a 0 e il l\i- E" t, i B.A..II Historv (Subsidiarv) PAPER.tr (Modern India and Indian National Movement)

Unit-O1 Establishment and Consolidation of British Power in India

Plassey to Dual Govemment in Bengal 1. Marathas 2. Mysore :lI 3. Sikhs Unit-02 British Land Revenue Settlements 1. Permanent Settlement r) 2. Ryotwari Settlement 3. Mahalwari Settlement t! Unit-03 Social and Religions Movements in India. D 1. Brahmo Samaj 2. Arya Samaj u 3. Ramkrishan Mission. ,,f 4. Aligarh Movement Unit-04 Revolt of 1857-58 ;, 1. Causes ll 2. Nature te 3. Significance Unit-05 Tribal and Peasant Movements qr 1. Kol 4t 2. Santhal Insurrection 3. Kisan Sabha Movements 1q Unit-06 National Movement \, :r 1. Birth ofNationalism- Causes 2. Origin of Indian Nationalism ;, 3. Moderates and Extremists (r Unit-07 Gandhi and Mass Movements ;"r-t'^--l\.\c, \\ l. Champaran Movement .\ r' \o I u 2. Non-Cooperation Movement 3. CivilDisobedience Movement 4. Quit India Movement ;, ,.,-tL Unit-08 Rise and growth of Cominunalism s,"l I O" 1. Muslim League /)' .f 2. Hindu Mahasabha r,;fti., i 3. R.S.S. * Il) i-\ fo r! a J :, 1 Unit-09 ConstitutionalDevelopmentduringNationalMovemeut ! 1. Indian Councils Act' Of 1909 i 2. Govemment of India Act'1919 F 3' Government of tndia Act' 1935 pr 4. Indian IndePendence Act' 1947 Unit-10 Partition of India $ t- l. Causes r 2. Effects I b { b Suggested Readings: 1. rtqr

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Unit-01 A Survey ofthe Sources. (1206-g0) with special reference to ] Unit-02 Establishment of the Delhi sultanate I (a) Iltutmish (b) Balban (1290-1320) (a) Alauddin Khalji Unit-03 Expansion of the Delhi Sultanate l (iii) Economic Reforms' (i) Expansion of Empire (ii) Administrative

) to (a) Muhammad-bin- Unit-04 The Tughlaq Dynasty, with special reference (1351-88) l Tughlaq (1325-51) (b) Firoz Tughlaq Bahmanids : (a) Culture I Unit-05 Rise of the Vijaynagar Empire and the

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Architecture' t Unit-07 Bhakti Movement and Sufism, lndo-Islamic

(a) Babar (b) Humayun' ) Unit-08 Establishment of Mughal Rule :

) Reforms' Unit-09 Shershah- (a) Rise to power (b) Administrative

i the Mughal Empire Unit-l0 Akbar (a) Restoration and expansion of ) (d) Akbar as a (b) Relations with the Rajputs (c) Religious policy I I 'National Monarch'

i Unit-11 MughalEmpireunderJahangirandShahjahanwithspecialreferenceto (a) Central Asian policy (b) Deccan Policy'

Unit-12 Aurangzeb-RelationswiththeRajputandtheMarathas(UnderShivaji- in the Empire' .7\-:f ;-'------r' '- 1674-80) (a)Religious policy (b) Revolts , Y / - 'tt ,). (a) Rise of Marathas (Under the Unit-13 Decline of the Mughal Empire n Peshwas) L-( te' L'9

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L S.A.A. Rizvi The wonder that was India (1200-1700) Vol.ll 2. A.B.M. Habibullah Foundation of Muslim Rule in India. 3. R.P. Tripathi Rise and Fall of the Mughal Emplre, Vols I and II 4. A.B. Pandey Purva Madhya Kalin Bharat and Uttra Madhya Kalin Bharat (Hindi) 5. K.S. Lal History of the Khaljis, (Revised ed.) 6. Mahdi Hussain' The Tughlaq Dynasty.

7 . K.M. Ashraf Life and conditions of the people of Hindustan. 8. R.C. Majumdar, H.C. Raichaudhari and K.K. Datta- The Advanced History of India, Vol. [I. 9. V.A. Smith Akbar the Great Mughal (Reprint) ) 10. W.H.Moreland India from Akbar to Aurangzeb. I l. P.N. Chopra, B.N. Puri and M.N. Das- Administative, Economics, Social and Cultural History of India, Vol.II 12. G.S. Sardesai New History of the Marathas.

13. I.H.Qureshi Administration of the Mughal Empire.

14. I.H. Qureshi Administration of the Delhi sultanate. 15. Z.A. Desai Indo-Islam ic Architecture.

16. P.N. Ojha Some Aspects of Medieval Indian Culture.

17. A.B. Pandey Some Aspects of Medievallndia. 18. A.B. Pandey Later Medieval India.

19. Harish Chandra Verma Madhyakalin Bharat Ka Itihas (750-1540) 2 Vols. t 20. Satish Chandra Medieval India (In Hindia also) ,r5 21. Irfan Habib (ed.) Akbar 22. lrfan Habib Agrorian condition in medieval India. .\-\-r-F 23. Satish Chandra qq qdh wrr rr?i 3{riet{ kqtr b lo lj \". \w \" \\ )

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Suggested Readings:-. 3 Relations' Banerjee Anglo-sikh a, 1. A.C. Bharat Ka Mukti Sangram (Hindi) ' 2. AYodhYa Singh ' Relations with Haider Ali' 3. B.SheikAli English Indian History' 4. B.L. Grover and S'Grover Modern Adhunik Bharat (Hindi) 5. B.L' Grover and YashPal in '{. Rise and Fulfilment of British rule 6. Edward ThomPson and G'T'Ganatt India. \\ The English utilitarians and india' 11 7. Eric Stokes New History of Maratha PeoPle' 8. G.S. Sardesai Cambridge History of India, Vol' V g. H.H. Dodwell (ed') The Kot Insurrection of Chotanagpur' \t- 10. J.C. Jha rr!1 .\r,\S,' Modern India (Also in Hindi) 11. Sumit Sarkar Adhunik Bharat ka Itihas (Hindi) -'/ 12. R.L. Shukla (ed') Social, Cultural and Economic i of h-rdia, Vol'Ill History F (HindiVersion) h Social History of Modern India' lt) Rebellion of 1857 2 ' )./ L r) rrLltl &i t{'q o P! ', i( l! ) 16. S.N. Sen Eighteen Fifty-Seven. il' l?. Khushwant Singh The Sikhs. 6 18. Mohibbul Hasan History of Tipu Sultan 19. M.S. Jain Adhunik Bharat (Hindu) India. b 20. Q.Ahmad The WahabiMovement in { 21. R.C. Dutt. Economic History of India, Vol. l. (also in Hindi)

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'! PAPER.VII Freedom Movement in India (1858-1950) J; Unit-01 Growth of Indian Nationalism. , { Unit-02 Origin of the Indian National Congress. ,) Early nationalist movements-Moderator extremists revolution. Unit-03 Constitutional Reforms and Indian Reaction to the Act' Of 1861, i) 1909, 1919, and 1935 .D Unit-04 Economic Nationalis'n- Manifestation and Impact. i) Unit-05 Indian National Movement ( I 9 I 9-l 940) Unit-06 i. Non-Coopdration Movement- Causes and Effects. } ii. The Swarajists iii. Movement-Causes and Effects. ,) iv.Communalism.

) Unit-07 The Quit India Movement(L94Z) t Unit-08 Role of Mahatma Gandhi, Jawahar Lal Nehru, Subhash chandra Bose Unit-10 Independence and partition -cabinet Mission Proposals and lndian t Independence Act.' D Nationalist movement and the Primarily states. t I Suggested Readings:- ,, 1. K.M. Pannikar Indian State and the Government of India. 2. R.P. Dutta India Today (also in Hindi) D \) 3. J.R. Mclane Indian Nationalism and the Early Congress. , 4. Judith M. Brown Gandhiand his rise to Power. , 5. Judith M, Brown Civil Disobedience Movement' I 6,r Tarachand History of Freedom Movement in India r\\ i l\ (4Vols)(in Hindi also) , 7. R.C. Majumdar History of freedom movement in India (3 Vots) 8. Ayodhya Singh Bharat Ka Mukti Sangram (Hindi) , . 9. Bisheshwar Prasad Bondage and Freedom (Vol' II) ,r 10. A.R Desai Soci6l Background of Indian Nationalism ,i (also in Hindi) 11. Bipan Chandra Rise and Growth of Economic Nationalism in {' IL 49 | -l - t) Ir a i r) / /, ) t2. Bipan chandra etc. India's Struggle for freedom (In hindi also)

S. Gopal British Policy in India (1885- 1905) : 13. T t4. M.Hasan Nationalisnt and Communal Politics in India' of Indian National Congress' i, 15. S.R. Mehrotra Emergence 16. Anil Seal Emergence of Indian Nationalism t t7. Sumit Sarkar Swadeshi Movement in Bengal' 18. Shekhar Bandopadhy From Plassey to Partition' E 19. Sumit Sarkar Modern India (also in Hindi) tl 20. Shankar Ghosh Leaders of Modern India. iI 21. ShekharBandopadhya- IndiaNational Movement' lr PAPER. VIII Histgrv of Modern Asia D (Middle East and Far East) Middle East ',D

Unit-01 A survey of the Special features of the Area. D Unit-02 Break up of the Ottoman Empire- The Young Turk Movement, l' Mustapha Kamal Pasha- Achievments. in Syria, Palestine and Iraq' , Unit-03 Mandate System Unit-04 Modernisation of Iran- Rezashah Pahalvi. Unit-05 Modernisation of Saudi Arabia under Ibn Saud' Unit-06 Singihcance of Arab Nationalism.

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ev." Unit-07- a. Opening of China, 'Taiping Rebellion. irw b. Boxer Nsing. of 191l. g.\o:\b- \\d\t c. The Revolution d. Sun-Yat-Sen.

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, \t Or )"' ;)e Unit-O1 United States- (a) Salient Features' I Unit-02 Constitution of the (1789-1797) Washington's Administration , Unit-03 Unit-04 Jaffersonian DemocracY' Jackson' ,, Unit-05 Age of Andrew (b) Consequences' Unit;06 -(a) Causes Unit-07 The Reconstruction Period' I Unit-08 Populist Movement' U'S'n' as a world Power' :{' \"\ Unit-09 Emergence The odore Roosevelt' ',-, Lt.'-.- ,:4 ,')." i .ic tx o (fr i Unit-11 U,S.A. and world war-I, )l Unit-12 Woodrow Wilson- (a) Domestic reform (b) Wilson's role in Paris peace 'l Conference. rl

, Suggested Reading:- ,) l. S.E. Morrison The GroMh of American . 2. R.N. Current & Others American History A Survey. ) 3. S.B. Morrison Oxford History of the United States. .I 4. J.G. Rendall & D.Renald The Civil war and Reconstruction. 5. Pratt History of the U.S. Foreign Policy. ) 6. B.P. Saxena America Ka Itihas (Hindi) 7. P.Mishra, K. Bajpayee & others-Sanyukta Raj America Ka Itihas: , A Sampurna Adhyanana (Hindi) ) 8. A.M. Schilesinger (r.) The rise of modern America. Richard M.Fox D .9. An iqtroduction to American civilization. 10. R.P. Kaushik Significant Themes and American History

t I l. Agien Navins A Brief History of the United States. t, Or Historv of Russia (1682-1855) '! Unit-01 Peter the Great (1682-1725) {a) Internal and External Policy ", (b) Achievements. i"1 Unit-02 Successor of Peter the Great -A Brief Account. Unit-03 Empress Elizabr-th (1741-62) {a) Foreign Policy (b) Cultural and ', 1) Intellectual Progress. Unit-04 Empress Catherine lI (1762-96) {a) Internal and external policy (b) .D Achievements. <-\-. Unit-05 Emperor Paul(1796-1801) Critical Evaluation of his Reign. -4 L-'- .- Unit-06 Emperor (1825-1855) I l'L.'o . l-., '\,..,, Alexander I -Internal and Foreign policy. .1 o'\ 5 '\\ \(' Unit-07 Decembarist Uprisings {a) Causes (b) Consequences. t Unit-08 Emperor Nicholas I (1825-1855)- Internal and Foreign Pollcy.

I Unit-09 Crimean war{a) Cause (b) Consequences. Unit-I0 Cultural and Literary Development in Russia in the tE; -- l't Half of the I nineteenth Century.

I Suggested Readings: S-l- 1. Hans Kohn, Basic History of Modern Russia. il 2. Isarbel De Madriage, Catherine the Great : A short History. I 3. Andrev sinyavsky, Soviet Civilization : A Cultural History, ,-'\(

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Unit-01 1. EarlY Stuart Kings:

a. James I i. Religious PolicY ii. Foreign PolicY iii. Conflict with Parliament b. Charles I Rule' i. Eleven Years Personal ii. Conflict with Parliament' Unit-02 Civil War Causes b. Nature c. Significance Unit-03 Cromweli-Commonwealth a. Constitutional ExPeriments' b. Foreign PolicY Unit-04 Restoration of 1660' a. Causes b. Nature c. Significance Ruler' \.. unit-o5 Charles II as.a Constitutional \f1ii-oe ' rt.. fi a, Causes. e b. Nature c. Significance' Unit-07 Cabinet SYstem '\o,\ {. ;. George I , -,(o b. George II te ;r Unit-08 RobertWalPolc Rule' 8.rI Unit-09. George III- Personal l r;f Achievements of Pitt the Younger' a. Gladstone t,, b. Disraeli Appeasement. .D Unit-12 British Policy of

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