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CBCS Curriculum U.G. [History Semester ] 2017-18 Course Title: History of ndia up to 6th Century BC Course Code: BAHS101CCT Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: To give students a sense of pre-6 th century ndian History. Unit Course Content nstruction V ntroduction to History a) What is History b) Meaning, Nature and Scope c) Sources of Ancient ndian history Prehistory and Proto-history a) Stone Age Cultures : Palaeolithic, Mesolithic & Neolithic. b) Metal Age: Harappan Culture Vedic Age a) Early Vedic: Society, Culture and Religion b) Later Vedic: Society, Culture & Economy Political Conditions and Religious Trends a) Political Conditions of North ndia from 6 th Century B.C to 4 th Century B.C; Mahajanapadas b) Jainism c) Budhism

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester ] 2017-18 Course Title: History of ndia: 3 rd Century B.C to Mid-8 th Century A.D Course Code: BAHS201CCT Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: Course Outcomes: To give students a sense of different facets of ndian History from 3 rd Century B.C to Mid-8 th Century A.D. To write anything about the outcome is, at the moment, difficult since the Unit Course Content nstruction V Mauryan Times a) Foundation of the Empire b) Ashoka and His Dhamma c) Mauryan Administration d) Society, Economy & Culture Post Mauryan Period a) Kushanas and Kanishka b) Satavahanas Age of Guptas a) Foundation, Consolidation and Expansion b) Polity, Society, Economy & Culture Post Gupta Period a) Harshavardhana & His Achievements b) Society, Culture and Economy c) Regional Powers: Chalukyas, Pallavas Rashtrakats & Cholas

Course Title: History of ndia (Mid 8th Century to Early 16th Century AD) Course Code: BAHS301CCT CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester ] 2017-18 Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: Course Outcomes: To expose the students to the politico-administrative and socio-religious & cultural strands of ndia History during the Sultanate period. To write anything about the outcome is, at the moment, difficult since the Unit Course Content nstruction V North ndia: 8 th 12 th Century a. Rajputs; Polity & Culture b. Arabs, Ghaznavids & Ghorids Delhi Sultanate a. Political History b. Administration Delhi Sultanate a. Society, Economy & Culture b. Bhakti and Sufi Movements Deccan and South ndia a. Bahamanis: Polity, Society & Economy b. Vijayanagar: Polity, Society & Economy

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester V] 2017-18 Course Title: History of ndia (26 1750 A.D) Course Code: BAHS401CCT Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: Course Outcomes: To familiarise the students to the underlying factors of the advent of Mughal rule and its allied regional powers. To write anything about the outcome is, at the moment, difficult since the Unit Course Content nstruction V Advent of the Mughals a. Foundation of the Mughal Rule: Babur & Humayun b. Sher Shah and His Administration Making of the Mughal Empire a. Expansion and Consolidation of the Mughal Empire b. Mughal Administration Society, Economy & Culture a. Society and Economy b. Culture and Religion Regional Powers a. Marathas: Polity and Administration b. Bengal, Awadh, Mysore & Hyderabad: Polity, Society & Economy

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester V, P-1] 2017-18 Course Title: History of ndia (1750 A.D 1885 A.D) Course Code: BAHS501CCT Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: To educate the students about the coming of the Europeans and their mperial ideology manifestations.. Unit Course Content nstruction V Advent of Europeans a. Early European Settlements b. British Conquests (1748 1856) Colonial Administration in ndia a. Revenue Administration b. Political Administration Reform and Resistance a. Revolt of 1857 b. Socio religious Reform Movements in the 19 th Century Society & Economy a. Famine Policy b. British ndustrial Policy c. Education

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester V, P-2] 2017-18 Course Title: Modern World Course Code: BAHS502CCT Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: To expose the students to the multi dimensional aspects of Modern European History. Unit Course Content nstruction V Early Modern Europe a. Geographical Discoveries b. Scientific nventions c. Early Colonialism d. Renaissance Reform and Reason a. Protestant Reformation b. Counter Reformation c. Age of Enlightenment Age of Revolutions (18 th Century) a. ndustrial Revolution b. American Revolution Age of Revolutions a. French Revolution and Napolean b. Revolutions of 1830 and 1848 c. Balkan Question

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester V] 2017-18 Course Title: ndian National Movement Course Code: UGHS501GET Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: To educate the students about the factors responsible for British ndian occupation and its response by the natives through an independence-centric political movement. Unit Course Content nstruction V Establishment of British Rule in ndia a. English East ndia Company b. Battle of Plassey and Buxar c. Revolt of 1857 Rise of Major Nationalist Organisations a. ndian National Congress b. Moderates & Extremists c. Muslim League d. Left Movement Gandhian Era a. Khilafat & Non-cooperation Movements b. Civil Disobedience Movement c. Round Table Conference d. Constitutional Developments Prelude to Transfer of Power a. Cripps Mission b. Quit ndia Movement c. ndian ndependence Act 1947

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester V, P-1] 2017-18 Course Title: Modern ndia : National Movement Course Code: BAHS601CCT Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: To aware the students about various phases of ndian freedom struggle. Unit Course Content nstruction V ndian National Congress (NC): Foundation & Programmes a) Background & Establishment of NC b) Moderates c) Extremists ndia at the Turn of 20 th Century a. Muslim League b. First World War & Home Rule Movements c. Constitutional Developments: 1909 Act & 1919Act Gandhian Phase a. Gandhi:Champaran & Khera b. Khilafat Movement c. Civil Disobedience Movements d. Govt. of ndia Act 1935 e. National Movement and the Left Towards ndependence & Partition a. ndia & 2 nd World War b. Partition and ndependence

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester V, P-2] 2017-18 Course Title: Modern World (1850 1964) Course Code: BAHS602CCT Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: To sensitise the students to the genesis of European Nation states and their mutual conflicts for colonialisation and political domination.. Unit Course Content nstruction V Rise of Nation States in Europe a. Unification of taly b. Unification of Germany Towards World War a. Triple Alliance & Triple Entente b. Colonial Rivalries & Asia c. Developments in Russia (1856 1914) World War & Aftermath a. First World War, Causes & Consequences b. Russian Revolution of 1917 c. Treaty of Versailles & League of Nations Second World War a. Fascism in taly b. Nazism in Germany c. Second World War : Causes & Consequences d. UNO and the Beginning of Cold War

CBCS Curriculum U.G., [History Semester V] 2017-18 Course Title: Socio Religious Reform Movements in ndia (19th & 20th Centuries) Course Code: UGHS601GET Scheme of nstruction Periods/ Week : 4 nternal Evaluation : 30 nstruction Mode : Lecture Exam Duration : 3 Hrs Course Objectives: Course Outcomes: To familiarize the students regarding various socio- religious reform movements under British ndia. To write anything about the outcome is, at the moment, difficult since the Unit Course Content nstruction V Revivalism and Reform among the Hindus a. Brahmo Samaj b. Arya Samaj c. Prarthana Samaj d. Ramakrishna Mission Refom Movements among the non - Hindus a. Wahabi Movement b. Aligarh Movement c. Khalsa Movement Non Brahman Movements a. Self Respect Movement b. SNDP Movement c. Satya Shodak Movement d. Dalit Movements Subaltern Movements a. Santhal Uprising b. ndigo Rebellion c. Mappila Rebellion d. Telangana Peasant Uprising