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10 Marks150 Wordseasy
After the battle of Plassey, the mercenary became the Kingmaker.
HistoryModern India
2
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The values of utilitarianism prompted the Company administration to attempt reform of Indian society.
HistoryModern IndiaPhilosophy
3
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
In course of the 19th century, the agenda of social reform was gradually replaced by revivalism.
HistoryModern India
4
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The federal provisions of the Government of India Act of 1935 foundered on the rock of princely intransigence.
HistoryModern IndiaPolity
5
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The strength of the Pakistan programme was its vagueness. It meant everything to everyone.
HistoryModern India
6
20 Markshard
The pace of commercialisation of agriculture increased as a result of British revenue policies in India. – Critically examine.
HistoryEconomyModern India
7
20 Marksmedium
Why was the Great Revolt of 1857 confined only to North India? How did it change the character of British rule in the subcontinent ? Explain.
HistoryModern India
8
10 Markshard
Why did the demand for land reform never become an agenda in national politics after 1947? Elucidate.
HistoryPolityEconomy+1
9
20 Marksmedium
Political extremism in colonial India often converged with cultural nationalism, but not always. - Comment.
HistoryModern India
10
20 Marksmedium
The Swadeshi movement of 1905 anticipated many of the tactics that were later developed during the Gandhian mass movement. – Critically examine.
HistoryModern India
11
20 Marksmedium
The trade union movement joined forces with the mainstream of nationalist politics to strengthen each other in their struggle against colonial rule. – Comment.
HistoryModern IndiaPolity
12
10 Markshard
India's developmental strategy after independence was influenced by economic imperatives, not ideological considerations. – Comment.
HistoryEconomyModern India
13
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The ideas raised by Enlightenment thinkers were profoundly unsettling and challenging to old regime society and political order.
HistoryWorld HistoryPhilosophy
14
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The American Civil War was a result of disparity of needs of industrial north and agrarian south.
HistoryWorld History
15
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The unification of Germany was as much a product of coal and iron as it was of blood and iron.
HistoryWorld History
16
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The new regime in China addressed the peasant question by instituting wholesale land redistribution, which was carried out swiftly and ruthlessly.
HistoryWorld History
17
10 Marks150 Wordsmedium
The revolutions of 1989 did not simply destroy governments; they also ended an ideology.
HistoryWorld History
18
20 Markshard
The course of the English industrialization was too long drawn to be considered a revolution. Comment.
HistoryWorld HistoryEconomy
19
20 Marksmedium
The social and political landscape of Europe after the first world war was uniquely suited to the rise of Fascism. Discuss.
HistoryWorld History
20
10 Marksmedium
The state was the most important factor in the industrialization of Russia. Comment.
HistoryWorld HistoryEconomy
21
20 Marksmedium
The second world war was a truly global conflict. Discuss.
HistoryWorld History
22
20 Marksmedium
Trace the different stages of European economic integration.
HistoryWorld HistoryEconomy
23
10 Marksmedium
The nature of apartheid regime undermined South Africa's claim of being a democratic polity.
HistoryWorld HistoryPolity
24
20 Marksmedium
The emergence of two power blocs not only symbolised two competing ideologies but also two alternative models of economic growth. Explain.
HistoryWorld HistoryEconomy
25
20 Markshard
To what extent underdevelopment in Latin America is caused by neo-imperialism?
HistoryWorld HistoryEconomy
26
10 Marksmedium
How did Ho Chi Minh emerge as the central figure in the Vietnamese independence movement?
HistoryWorld History