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James MILL thought that indian rule and laws were not civilized and NEEDED to be modernized and said that BRITISH will improve india's status by GIVING out new reforms

They were DISAPPOINTED because that TIME each estate had 1 vote. the 1st and 2nd estate ENJOYED certain privileges so the did not want to change the voting system . the third estate wanted that each person had one vote but 1st and 2nd estate disagreed with them and humiliated them . 1st and 2nd estate had 300 members each but 3rd estate had 600 members. if one person had one vote so 1st and 2nd estate privileges would end .

Franklin Roosevelt was the LEASE who SERVED as a MEDIATOR in that TALKS

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representatives of third estate were DISAPPOINTED with the pattern of voting because the king TOLD the people that each estate would have one VOTE but the people of third estate did not agree for that and said that elections should be done as a whole and everyone should have to vote but king did not agree for that and said elections would be done as the old manner by this third estate people got ANGRY and they left the PLACE as protest

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Franch Revolution, also CALLED Revolution of 1789, the revolutionary movement that shook France between 1787 and 1799 and reached its first climax there in 1789. Hence the conventional term “Revolution of 1789,” denoting the END of the ancien régime in France and SERVING also to distinguish that EVENT from the later French REVOLUTIONS of 1830 and 1848.

The Phrygian CAP signify that cap WORN by a SLAVE upon BECOMING free

The representatives of the third ESTATE viewed themselves as the spokesmen for all of FRANCE.On20June they assembled on the ground of an indoor tennis court in the ground of Versailles.they were led by Mirabeau and Abbe Sieyes
and swore not to disperse till they had DRAFTED a constitution for France to limit
the power of the MONARCH

The SECOND world war CAUSE the leave to disband because the some COUNTRIES did not FOLLOW the rule

The HISTORY of WEST bengal BEGAN in 1947 when the hindu dominated WESTERN part of british bengal province BECAME the indian state of west bengal

They belived that MAN DESTINY in own HANDS

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Q Who is Jerome K. Jerome ?

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☆Jerome K. Jerome was an English writer and humourist.


☆He is the author of Three Man In A Boat.


☆His full name is Jerome klapka Jerome.
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Q Write short note about Jerome K. Jerome

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☆ Jerome klapka Jerome was born in Caldmore walsall, England on 2nd MAY 1859.

☆ His father name is jerome klapp, Was an ironmonger.

☆ His mother name is MARGUERITE , Was a house wife.

☆ He had two sisters paulina & Blandia and a brother who already died in early age.

☆Jerome had to CUT short his studies and work for a living.

☆After WORKING for 4 years with the North Western Railway London he tried his hand at acting in 1877.

☆ Not meeting with any SUCCESS as an actor he decided to become a journalist after 3 years as a General is he tired his hand at a writing essay and short stories but most of these were rejected.

☆Finally , in 1885 he had some success with ONE STAGE AND OFF a comic.

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One of the most IMPORTANT aspects of heritage education is experiencing our culture first hand by visiting AHISTORICAL BUILDING. A historical monument is a rich source of History. ... The study of a monument helps the students construct History through OBSERVATION.

He wasn’t the brightest student in school

He doesn’t LIKE biology

He was GIVEN a few years to live at the age of 21

His life has been made into a movie

He BELIEVES in the POSSIBILITY of aliens

The first ONE is EAST India COMPANY who came India to rule over here with its trade . The second one is PORTUGAL who established trade over sea route

I THINK the ANSWER to UR QUESTION is UNCLEAR

It happen so bcoz during colonisation the CULTURE of FRANCE spreaded all over the world by their SAILORS who used to travel across the world that's why the African art or culture GET influenced.

By HISTORICAL METHOD USED by BRITISHERS

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☆Wajahat Habibullah is the First CHIEF INFORMATION commissioner of INDIA.

☆ In 2005 to 2010 he the First CIC of india.

☆The present Chief Information Commissioner of India is Radha Krishna Mathur.

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Royal Patronage greatly helped in the rapid spread of Buddhism. The rulers like Prasenjit, Bimbisara, Ajatasatru, Asoka, Kaniska and Harshavardhan championed the cause of Buddhism and adopted several measures for its spread throughout India and outside India. Asoka DEPUTED his sone Mahendra and daughter SANGHAMITRA to Srilanka for the spread of Buddhism. With the efforts of the rulers, Buddhism crossed the long road of progress and reached Tibet, China, INDONESIA, Ceylon, Japan and Korea. Ashoka followed a policy of RELIGIOUS toleration and gave due respect to other religions. This deeply impacted people's mind adn helped in elevating BUddhism to rise from a local sect to world religion.

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I think it was LORD Irwin, viceroy of INDIA at that TIME...

(CORRECT me if it is WRONG)

Because GANDHI G does not want any fight or STRIKE between the Britishers

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>> (i) It is important because history helps you understand the past to predict the FUTURE and help in creating it.
(ii) Studying history gives us wide opportunities to his to get better understanding of our past.

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>> Social Studies involve areas period and an entire Truecaller society it deals with society while, History can be classified in many different ways by period of time geographical location of discipline can also be recorded or non-recorded.

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>> "As a discipline, history is the STUDY of the past. In other words HISTORIANS study and interpret the past......
because it is impossible for a single historian to study the history of all peoples, events, PLACES, and time periods, historians develop specialties within the discipline."

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The BRITISH looted India's TREASURY and they imposed HEAVY TAXES

Jaya, the core of Mahabharata, is STRUCTURED in the form of a dialogue between Kuru king Dhritarashtra (born blind) and Sanjaya, his advisor and chariot DRIVER. Sanjaya NARRATES each INCIDENT of the Kurukshetra War, FOUGHT in 18 days, as and when it happened.

No he doesn't SAY this BCOZ he doesn't BELIEVE in RELIGION.

For development of mathematics and ASTRONOMY in ancient INDIA was ARYABHATT. He was the pioneer in this field.

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~>List of the SESSIONS of Indian National Congress before Independence
~Year
~Place
~President
~>1885, 1882 Bombay , Allahabad W.C Bannerji
~>1886 Calcutta Dadabhai Naoroji
~>1893 Lahore Dadabhai Naoroji
~>1906 Calcutta Dadabhai Naoroji
~>1887 Madras Badruddin Tyyabji (fist Muslim President)
~>1888 Allahabad George Yule (first English President)
~> 1889 Bombay Sir William Wedderburn
~>1890 Calcutta Sir Feroze S.Mehta 
~>1895, 1902 Poona , Ahmedabad S.N BANERJEE
~>1905 Banaras G.K Gokhale 
~> 1907, 1908Surat , Madras Rasbehari Ghosh 
~> 1909 Lahore M.M Malviya 1916 
~>  LUCKNOW A.C MAJUMDAR (Re-union of the Congress)
~.>1917 Calcutta Annie Besant (first woman President)
~>1919 Amritsar Motilal Nehru
~>1920 Calcutta (Special Session) Lala Lajpat Rai1921,
~>1922 Ahmadabad, GayaC.R Das 
~>1923Delhi (Special session)Abdul Kalam Azad (youngest President)
~>1924 Belgaon M.K Gandhi 
~>1925 Kanpur Sarojini Naidu (first Indian woman President)
~>1928 Calcutta Motilal Nehru (first All India Youth  Congress Formed)
~>1929 LahoreJ.L. Nehru (Poorna Swaraj resolution was passed)
~>1931 Karachi Vallabhbhai Patel (Here, resolution on Fundamental rights and the National Economic Program was passed)1932, 
~> 1933 Delhi , Calcutta(Session Banned)
~>1934 Bombay Rajendra Prasad
~>1936 Lucknow J.L. Nehru
~>1937 Faizpur J.L Nehru (first session in a village)
~>1938 Haripura S.C Bose (a National Planning Committed set-up under J.L Nehru).
~>1939 Tripuri S.C.Bose was re-elected but had to resign due to protestby Gandhiji (as Gandhiji supported Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramayya). Rajendra Prasadwas appointed in his place.
~>1940 Ramgarh Abdul Kalam Azad
~>1946Meerut Acharya J.B Kriplani
~>1948Jaipur Dr. Pattabhi Sitaramayya...........

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The cause of the ‘Silesian Weavers’ uprising was due to the cheating of the weavers by the contractors. In 1845, the weavers raised a REVOLT against the contractors as the contractors drastically reduced their payments.
The viewpoint of the JOURNALIST Wilhelm Wolff for this uprising was - a large crowd of weavers REACHED the house of the contractor and demanded higher wages. They were not treated well, so a group of the crowd entered the contractor’s house forcibly and destroyed the furniture, windowpanes and plundered it. The contractor fled with his family to a neighbouring village but did not get shelter.
After 24 hours, he returned back with army and ELEVEN weavers were shot dead. This SHOWS that the viewpoint of the journalist was based against the weavers and in favour of the contractor. He did not understand the misery of the weavers properly.

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Critique of the New INDUSTRIAL Policy

The keynote of the new industrial policy includes liberalisation and globalisation of the economy. Liberalisation means deregularisation of the industrial sector by cutting down to the minimum administrative interference in its operation so as to allow free competition between market forces. Simi­larly globalisation means making the Indian economy an integral part of the world economy by breaking down to the maximum feasible the barriers to move­ment of GOODS, services, CAPITAL and technology between India and the rest of the world.

The new Industrial Policy fulfils a long-felt demand of the industry to remove licensing for all industries except 18 industries (coal, petroleum, sugar, motor cars, cigarettes, hazardous chemicals, pharmaceuticals and luxury items).

It proposes to remove the limit of assets fixed for MRTP Companies and dominant undertakings. Hence business houses intending to float new com­panies or undertake expansion will not be required to seek clearance from the MRTP Commission. This step will enable MRTP Companies to establish new undertakings, and effect plans of expansions, merg­ers, amalgamations and takeovers without prior gov­ernment approval. They shall have the right to ap­pointment of directors.

The new Industrial Policy goes all out to woo foreign capital. It provides 51% foreign equity in high priority industries and may raise the limit to 100% in case the entire output is exported.

This runs counter to the Nehruvian Model. Experts fear that this over-enthusiasm to wlecome foreign capital and to give free hand to multination­als will be detrimental for indigenous industries more so house-hold and small scale industries. This may lead to economic and political crisis in future. It is also alleged that the Policy has been framed at the instance of the IMF and is going to protect the interests of developed Western countries at the cost of national interests. Critics also argue that once foreign capital is permitted free entry the distinction between high and low priority industries will disap­pear and all lines of PRODUCTION will have to be opened to facilitate foreign investment. This may create Brazil or Mexico like economic crisis.

By opening the gates of the Indian economy wide to the multinationals, the self reliance aspect has been completely ignored. These multinationals with slightest of inconvenience may shift their op­erations elsewhere leaving the economy in the lurch.

Since multinational and PRIVATE entrepreneurs would prefer most favourable locations for their industries it would further intensify spatial disparity in economic development. This fact has been well collaborated by the letters of intent so far approved.

While selling out public sector shares and companies to private investors the Government is not only ignoring the interests of the employees but is transferring the assets at throw away prices. These public sector companies could have been handed over to the working class or autonomous organisa­tions to manage their affairs independently.

In the absence of MRTP safeguard private companies may develop monopolistic outlook and may indulge in unfair trade practices.

There is also a risk of growing consumerism rather than strengthening the sinews of the economy. Foreign investors may prefer to invest in low priority consumer sector instead of going for high priority sector.

With the state yielding to the private enter­prise the social objectives of equity with growth and protecting the interests of the down trodden and semi-skilled labourers would be thrown to the winds. This will be against the cherished goals of our Constitution and may create socio-economic dispar­ity and tension.

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Critique of the New Industrial Policy

The keynote of the new industrial policy includes liberalisation and globalisation of the economy. Liberalisation means deregularisation of the industrial sector by cutting down to the minimum administrative interference in its operation so as to allow free competition between market forces. Simi­larly globalisation means making the Indian economy an integral part of the world economy by breaking down to the maximum feasible the barriers to move­ment of goods, services, capital and technology between India and the rest of the world.

The new Industrial Policy fulfils a long-felt demand of the industry to remove licensing for all industries except 18 industries (coal, petroleum, sugar, motor cars, cigarettes, hazardous chemicals, pharmaceuticals and luxury items).

It proposes to remove the limit of assets fixed for MRTP Companies and dominant undertakings. Hence business houses intending to float new com­panies or undertake expansion will not be required to seek clearance from the MRTP Commission. This step will enable MRTP Companies to establish new undertakings, and effect plans of expansions, merg­ers, amalgamations and takeovers without prior gov­ernment approval. They shall have the right to ap­pointment of directors.

The new Industrial Policy goes all out to woo foreign capital. It PROVIDES 51% foreign equity in high priority industries and may raise the limit to 100% in case the ENTIRE output is exported.

This runs counter to the Nehruvian Model. Experts fear that this over-enthusiasm to wlecome foreign capital and to give free hand to multination­als will be detrimental for indigenous industries more so house-hold and small SCALE industries. This may lead to economic and POLITICAL crisis in future. It is also alleged that the Policy has been framed at the instance of the IMF and is going to protect the interests of developed Western countries at the cost of national interests. Critics also argue that once foreign capital is permitted free entry the distinction between high and low priority industries will disap­pear and all lines of production will have to be opened to facilitate foreign investment. This may create Brazil or Mexico like economic crisis.

By opening the gates of the Indian economy wide to the multinationals, the self reliance aspect has been completely ignored. These multinationals with slightest of inconvenience may shift their op­erations elsewhere leaving the economy in the lurch.

Since multinational and private entrepreneurs would prefer most favourable locations for their industries it would further intensify spatial disparity in economic development. This fact has been well collaborated by the letters of intent so far approved.

While selling out public sector shares and companies to private investors the Government is not only ignoring the interests of the employees but is transferring the assets at throw away prices. These public sector companies could have been handed over to the working class or autonomous organisa­tions to manage their AFFAIRS independently.

In the absence of MRTP safeguard private companies may develop monopolistic outlook and may indulge in unfair trade practices.

There is also a risk of growing consumerism rather than strengthening the sinews of the economy. Foreign investors may prefer to invest in low priority consumer sector instead of going for high priority sector.

With the state yielding to the private enter­prise the social objectives of equity with growth and protecting the interests of the down trodden and semi-skilled labourers would be thrown to the winds. This will be against the cherished goals of our Constitution and may create socio-economic dispar­ity and tension.


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The Spanish CONQUEST of the Aztec Empire, beginning in February 1519, was one of the most significant events in the Spanish colonization of the Americas. Following CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS' establishment of permanent SETTLEMENT in the CARIBBEAN, the Spanish authorized expeditions or entradas for the discovery, conquest, and colonization of new territory, using existing Spanish settlements as a base.

Buddhism is an INDIAN system that was transmitted by China by Central Asia trader Buddhist monk EARLY first century AD. Later it passed into korea by FOURTH century and Japan by sixth. In China, 845 he ordered destruction of 4,600 Buddhist a monestries and 40, 000 temple. More than 400,000 budhist and nun.

Karna is the SON of sun
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Napoléon Bonaparte was a French statesman and military leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution and led several successful campaigns during the French REVOLUTIONARY Wars
HIS ACHIEVEMENTS :
1 He demonstrated exceptional military skills during the Siege of Toulon
2 He won the BATTLE of 13 Vendémiaire to end the threat to the Revolutionary Government
3 He led the French to victory in the ITALIAN Campaign against the First Coalition
4 As First Consul, Napoleon became the head of the Republican government in France
5 He laid the foundation for modern French education
6 His INFLUENTIAL Code Napoleon served as a template around the world
7 He established himself as a military genius in the War against the 3rd Coalition
8 EMPEROR Napoleon made France the dominant power in Europe
9 He won the Battle of Wagram to break the Fifth Coalition against France
10 He escaped from exile in Elba to became Emperor again

The slave or labour transfer from one country to ANOTHER for plantation WORK or construction work on LOW wages.

It is ALSO known as indentured labour.

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