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- Sample Test(s)Test NameSubject(s)Topics / ChaptersQuestions / MarksActionMOCK (F) - 9th - History [Forest Society and Colonialism I, Forest Society and Colonialism II]HistoryForest Society and Colonialism I, Forest Society and Colonialism II8 / 8View All FREE Test(s)
- Sample Test(s)Test NameSubject(s)Topics / ChaptersQuestions / MarksActionMOCK (F) - 9th - History [Forest Society and Colonialism I, Forest Society and Colonialism II]HistoryForest Society and Colonialism I, Forest Society and Colonialism II8 / 8View All FREE Test(s)
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- French Society During Late 18th Century
- Structure -Social Status of French Society
- Emergence of Middle Class
- Role of Philosophers on Emergence of Middle Class
- Impact of Ideas of Philosophers
- Outbreak of Revolution
- Revolt Starts at the Bastille
- End of Special Privileges
- France Becames a Constitutional Monarchy
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- France Abolishes Monarchy And Becomes Republic
- Reign of Terror
- Role of Women in Revolution
- Women Club in France
- Abolition of Slavery in Colonies
- Revolution and Everyday life
- Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen
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- The FeburaryRevolution in Petrograd
- Suspension of Duma
- Soviet Leaders and Duma Leaders
- After Feburary Russian Revolution
- The Revolution of October 1917
- Changes After October Revolution
- Elections for Constituent Assembly
- Creation of Soviet Union
- The Civil War
- Making a Socialist Society
- Stalinism and Collectivisation
- Global Influence of Russian Revolution and the USSR
- Influence of Bolsheviks
- Style of Working of the USSR
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- The Age of Social Change
- Liberals, Radicals and Conservatives
- Industrial Society and Social Change
- The Coming of Socialism to Europe
- Support for Socialism
- The Russian Revolution
- The Russian Empire in 1914
- Economy and Society
- Socialism in Russia
- A turbulebt Time The 1905 Revolution
- The First World War and The Russian Empire
- War on the Eastern and Western Front
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- Birth of the Weimar Republic
- Defeat of Germany
- Framing of Democratic Constitution
- Peace Treaty of Versailles
- The Effects of the War
- Political Radicalism and Economic Crisis
- Political Radicalism in Germany
- Economic Crisis in Germany
- Hyperinflation in Germany
- The Years of Depression
- Effects of the Recession on Germany
- Hitlers Rise To Power
- Reasons Behind Hitlers Rise
- Developments at the Time of Hitler
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- The Destruction of Democracy
- Suspension of Civil Rights in Germany
- Elimination of Communists in germany
- The Enabling Act
- Extra-Constitutional Powers of Nazi Government
- Reconstruction
- Success in Foreign Policies
- War as a Way out of Economic Crisis
- The Nazi Worldview
- Ideas Behind Hitlers Racism
- Geopolotical Concept
- Establishment of the Racial State
- The Racial Utopia
- Youth In Nazi Germany
- Formation of Youth Organisations and Youth League
- The Nazi Cult Of Motherhood
- The Art of Propaganda
- Role of Media in Propaganda
- Ordinary people and the crimes against humanity
- Knowledge About the Holocaust
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- Deforestation
- The Rise of Commercial Forestry
- Effects of Forest Act on Lives of People
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- Rebellion in the Forest
- The Wood Cutters of Java
- Dutch Scientific Forestry
- War and Deforestation
- New Developments in Forestry
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- Revolt of 1857
- Growth of Nationalism after 1857
- Political Associations
- Indian National Congress
- Phases of Indian National Congress
- The Partition of Bengal 1905
- The Boycott Movement and the Swadeshi Movement
- Congress Split
- Muslim League 1906
- Home Rule Leagues
- The Government of India Act 1919
- The advent of Mahatma Gandhi 1869-1948
- The Rowlatt Satyagraha
- The Jalliawala Bagh massacre
- Khilafat Agitation and the Non- Cooperation Movement
- Purna Swaraj
- The Simon Commission 1927
- Round Table Table
- The Government of India Act 1935
- The March to Dandi
- Quit India and Later
- Towards Independence and Partition
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- Gujjar Bakarwals
- Gaddi Shepards
- Bhotiyas Sherpas and Kinnauris
- Dhangars
- The Gollas Kurumas and Kurubas
- Banjara Tribes
- Raikas
- Factors That Contributed of Movement of Pastoralists
- Wasteland Rule and Forest Act
- Criminal Tribes Act
- Imposing of Grazing Tax
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- Effects of Colonial Changes on the Lives of Pastoralists
- Ways by which Pastoralists Cope with Changes
- The Life of Maasai Community
- Effects of Colonial Rule on Maasai Community
- Unequal Effects of Colonial Rules on Massais
- Rituals to Become Maasai Warrior
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- Fields and Common Land in England
- Benefits of Common Land
- New Enclosures for Grain Production
- Impact of Migration and War on Enclosure
- The Age of Enclosures
- Innovation in Agriculture
- The Introduction of Threshing Machine
- Conclusion on the Modern Agriculture in England
- The Westward Move of White Americans and Wheat Cultivation
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- The Wheat Farmers of USA
- Effects of Technology on the Poor
- USA became Dust Bowl
- The Indian Farmers and Opium Production
- Tea Trade with China
- Problems of English Merchants with the Tea Trade with China
- Unwilling Cultivation Made to Produce Opium
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- The Historical Development of Cricket as a game in England
- Laws of Cricket
- Changes in Cricket Laws by Marylebone Club
- Changes in Cricket during 19th Century
- Cricket as Reflection of Present and Past
- Technological Changes in Cricket Equipment
- Cricket and Victorian England
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- The Spread of Cricket
- Ironies of the Victory
- Cricket Race and Religion
- Entry of Indians to Test Cricket
- Decolonisation and Sport
- Commerce Media and Cricket Today
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- History of Clothing Style -
- Sumptuary Laws and Social Hierarchy
- Clothing and Notions of Beauty
- Clothing Styles in Victorian England -
- Reactions of Women to the Norms of Clothing
- Introduction of New Materials in Clothing
- Effects of War On Clothing
- Effects of Professionalism and Games on Clothing
- Clothing Transformation in Colonial India
- Caste Conflict and Dress Change
- British Rule and Dress Code
- Designing of National Dress
- Chapkan Combination of Hindu Muslim Dress
- Pan Indian Style of Sari
- The Swadeshi Movement
- Mahatma Gandhis Experiment with Clothing -
- Response for Gandhijis Call for Wearing Khadi
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