BHAKTA KAVI NARSINH MEHTA UNIVERSITY JUNAGADH

Board of History Bhakta Kavi Narsinh Mehta University, Junagadh - U.G. (CBCS) Syllabus

BHAKTA KAVI NARSINH MEHTA UNIVERSITY

JUNAGADH

FACULTY OF ARTS SYLLABUS FOR

HISTORY

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM Bachelor of Arts

HISTORY

( Semester – 5 )

(Three Year Full Time Course)

With Effect From June-2020

(2020-21)


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BHAKTA KAVI NARSINH MEHTA UNIVERSITY - JUNAGADH

Arts Faculty Annexure – “B”

Subject: History - Syllabus for B.A.

Sr. No.

Level UG or PG

Sem ester

Course Group Core Elective -1 Elective -2

Course ( Paper) Title

Paper No.

Credit Internal Marks

External Marks

Practical/ Viva/ Marks

Total Marks

Teaching Hours

1

UG

05

Core

HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN (1839 A.D. TO 1914 A.D.)

11

03

30

70

-----

100

45

2

UG

05

Core

HISTORY OF U.S.A. [1776 A.D. to 1912

A.D.]

12

03

30

70

-----

100

45

3

UG

05

Core

HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (1850 A.D. to 1919 A.D.)

13

03

30

70

-----

100

45

4

UG

05

Core

HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1894 A.D. to

1924 A.D.)

14

03

30

70

-----

100

45

5

UG

05

Core

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC

OF INDIA - 1

15

03

30

70

-----

100

45

6

UG

05

Core

HISTORY OF GUJARAT (942 A.D.

TO 1410 A.D.)

16

03

30

70

-----

100

45


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BHAKTA KAVI NARSINH MEHTA UNIVERSITY - JUNAGADH

Arts Faculty Annexure – “B”

Subject: History - Syllabus for B.A.

Sr. No.

Level UG or PG

Sem ester

Course Group Core Elective -1 Elective -2

Course ( Paper) Title

Paper No.


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

1

UG

06

Core


17

03

30

70

-----

100

45

2

UG

06

Core

HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1912 A.D. to 1963

A.D.)

18

03

30

70

-----

100

45

3

UG

06

Core


19

03

30

70

-----

100

45

4

UG

06

Core

HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1924 A.D. to

1993 A.D.)

20

03

30

70

-----

100

45

5

UG

06

Core

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC

OF INDIA - 2

21

03

30

70

-----

100

45

6

UG

06

Core

HISTORY OF GUJARAT (1411 A.D.

TO 1573 A.D.)

22

03

30

70

-----

100

45


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BHAKTA KAVI NARSINH MEHTA UNIVERSITY SYLLABUS

FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 05 (Elective) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 11. HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN

(1839 A.D. TO 1914 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To aware the students about the history of China and Japan.

2. To make students know about the moral and material progress under Meiji Rule,

Chino- Japanese war, Russo-Japanese War and Chinese Revolution of 1911.

3. To prepare the students perform well in competitive exams.

4. To equip the students perform well in competitive and NET/SLET exams. The Scheme of Question Papers: ( પ ુ ંમાળ ુ)ં

[1] The Paper will consist of four units. [2] Every unit will be given equal weightage in the examination.

ચૂના : ( પ મા ંલખવાની ચૂના)

૧. દરક ના ણુ સરખા છે.

૨. જમણી બા ુના ક ના ણુ દશાવે છે.

– ૧. જનરલ ના અથવામા ંજનરલ ૧૪ ણુ

– ૨. જનરલ ના અથવામા ંજનરલ ૧૪ ણુ

– ૩. જનરલ ના અથવામા ંજનરલ ૧૪ ણુ

– ૪. જનરલ ના અથવામા ંજનરલ ૧૪ ણુ

– ૫. ૂંકન ધ લખો.(કોઇપણ ચાર માથંી બે) ૧૪ ણુ

ન ધ : પેપર સેટ કરતા સમયે અ યાસ મ જુબ ઉપરો ત માળખા માણ ે પ સટે કરવા ુ ંરહશ.ે

Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 05 Elective 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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B.A. HISTORY - SEMESTER – 05

PAPER: 11[Core] HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN (1839 A.D. TO 1914 A.D.)

Unit – 1

[1] The Opium War – Treaty of Nanking (1842)

[2] The Taiping Rebellion (1851 – 1865)

[3] Opening of Japan for West by Commodore Perry

– The Meiji Restoration.

Unit – 2

[4] Reforms and Modernization of Japan – Its Moral and material progress

under Meiji Rule.

[5] Chino-Japanese War (1894-95) – The Treaty of Shimonoseki.

[6] The Hundred Day’s Reforms.

Unit – 3

[7] The Boxer Rebellion-Boxer Protocol and Its Impacts

[8] Queen Mother Tzu-Hsi’s Reforms

[9] Battle for Concessions in China – The Open Door Policy of USA.

Unit – 4

[10] The Russo-Japanese War (1904-05) – The Treaty of Portsmouth.

[11] The Chinese Revolution of 1911 – Causes and Consequences.

[12] Yuan–Shi-Kai’s Government in China.


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PAPER: 11.HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN (1839 A.D. TO 1914 A.D.) BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. Owen & Lattimore : The Making of Modern China

2. Li-Chien Nung : The Political History of China

3. K.S. Laturette : The History of Japan

4. Norman : Japan’s Emergence as a Modern State

5. H. H. Vinacke : History of the Far East is Modern Times

6. K.S. Laturette : A Short History of Far East

7. David R. Rowe : Modern China – A Brief Survey

8. Anthur Yiesmann : Modern Japan – A Brief Survey

9. Pannikar K.M : Asia under Western Dominance

10. Croft & Buchanan : A History of Far – East

11. P. H. Clyde : The Far East

12. Douglas : Europe & The Far East

13. C. F. Hudson : The Far East in World Politics.

14. Michael Taylor : The Far East in Modern world.

15. Michael Edwards : Asia in the European Age (1498 – 1955)

૧૬. િવ ાલકંાર, સ યક ુ : એિશયા કા આ િુનક ઈિતહાસ

૧૭. કોરાટ પી. . : વૂ એિશયાનો ઈિતહાસ

૧૮. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની : ૂર વૂનો ઈિતહાસ


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FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 05 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 12. HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1776 A.D. to 1912 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To make students familiar with the history of U.S.A. 2. To make students know about the Civil War, Spanish American War and American President’s Domestic and Foreign Policy.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 05 Elective 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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B.A. HISTORY SEMESTER - 05 PAPER: 12 [Core]

HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1776 A.D. to 1912 A.D.)

Unit – 1

[1] American Revolution (1776) – Causes and Consequences.

[2] The Making of the National Government and Constitution.

[3] Development of United Stets – George Washington and Jefferson.

Unit – 2

[4] Civil War – its causes and effects.

[5] Abraham Lincoln – Career and achievements.

[6] Survival and reconstruction of the Union.

Unit – 3

[7] The Industrial and agricultural growth – Populist movement.

[8] The Spanish American War (1898)

[9] The Progressive Movement (1901-1916) Political, Social and

Economic reforms

Unit – 4

[10] Theodore – Roosevelt – Domestic Policy.

[11] Theodore Roosevelt – Foreign Policy

[12] Taft - Domestic Policy and his Dollar Diplomacy.


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PAPER: 12.HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1776 A.D. to 1912 A.D.)

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1.Franklin Eascher : A Brief History of the U.S.

2. Nevins : A Brief History of the U.S.

3. Nevins and Commager : The Story of a Free people.

4. K. George : American Diplomacy (1900 – 1950)

5. Charles Beard : Rise of American Civilization

6. Hicks & Mowry : A Short History of American Democracy

7. Nevins and Commager : The Heritage of America

8. Current, Williams and Freidel : American History – A Survey.

9. Paul M. Angle : The American Reader Vol. III, IV, V (Stu. Ed.)

10. Richard D. Heffner : A Documentary History of the U.S.

11. S.E. Bemis : A Diplomatic History of the U.S.

12. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની, : અવાચીન અમે રકાનો ઈિતહાસ


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SYLLABUS FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 05 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 13. HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (1850 A.D. to 1919 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To aware the students about the History of South East Asia. 2. To make students know about the history of East Indies, Philipines, Burma.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 05 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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B.A. - SEMESTER – 05 HISTORY PAPER: 13 [Core]


Unit – 1

[1] Political and Social Conditions of South East Asia in 1850.

[2] Economic and Cultural Conditions of South East Asia in 1850.

[3] The Dutch in East Indies – The Culture System – Causes of its origin,

Characteristics – Demerits.

Unit – 2

[4] East Indies - Reaction of the people - Sariket Islam.

[5] Impact of Spanish Rule in Philipines – Demand for Reforms and

Jose Rizal.

[6] Spanish – American War (1898) – Causes and Consequences.

Unit – 3

[7] Philipines - First Twenty years of American Rule and Reforms.

[8] Burma - Rule of Mindon Min and Thibaw Min.

[9] Anglo-Burmese Relations (1851-1885) – Second and Third Anglo –

Burmese War – Causes and Effects.

Unit – 4

[10] Territorial Expansion of France in Indo-China and Its administration.

[11] Siam-King Mongkut - His domestic and foreign policy.

[12] Siam-King Chulalongkarna – His Reforms and foreign policy.


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HISTORY PAPER: 13.HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (1920 A.D. to 1960 A.D.)

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1.Hall, D.G.E. : A History of South – East Asia (Macmillan, London) 2.Cady, J.F. : South-East Asia, Its Historical Development (MacGraw, Hill Book Co. New York) 3.Brian Harrison : South-East Asia (MacMillan, London) 4.Buss, C.A. : Asia in the Modern World (MacMillan, New York) 5.Michael Edwards : Asia in the European Age (1948 – 1955) (Asia Publishing House, Bombay) 6.Michael & Taylor : The far East in the Modern World (Methuen – London) 7.Vinacke, Harold : A History of the Far East in Modern Times (George Allen & Unwin Ltd., London) 8.Pandey : Problems of Independence in South – East Asia(MacMillan, London) 9.J. Kennedy : Asian Nationalism in the Twentieth Century (MacMillan, London) 10.Chatterji, B.R. : South East Asia in Transition (Meenakshi Prakashan, Merrut) 11.Willard & Elspree Japan’s role in South – East Asian Nationalist Movement, 1940-45, (Cambridge) 12.William Henderson : New Nations of South East Asia (Head Line Series No. 10) 13.Panikkar K.M. : Asia and Western Dominance

14.ડો.એસ.વી. ની, : અ ન એિશયાનો ઈિતહાસ (૧૮૫૦-૧૯૬૦) િુનવસ ટ થં િનમાણ બોડ,અમદાવાદ.


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FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 05 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 14. HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1894 A.D. to 1924 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective:

1. To aware the students about the History of Russia. 2. To make students know about the Russo-Japanese War, Russian Revolution, Lenin’s Leadership and Impact of the Great Revolution on the World.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 05 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1894 A.D. to 1924 A.D.)

Unit – 1

[1] Czar Nicholas – II

[2] Political and Economic Condition of Russia at the beginning of the 20th

Century.

[3] Social and Cultural Condition of Russia at the beginning of the 20th

Century.

Unit – 2

[4] The Russo – Japanese War (1904-05) - causes and its impact on

international Politics.

[5] The Revolution of 1905 – consequences and its importance.

[6] The Dumas and their working – causes of their failure.

Unit – 3

[7] Circumstances leading Russia towards First World War.

[8] The March Revolution of 1917 - Kerensky Government.

[9] The Bolshevik Revolution and Lenin’s Leadership – Impact of the Great

Revolution on the World.

Unit – 4

[10] Treaty of Brest – Litovsk – The Civil War – Main Events and results.

[11] The New Economic Policy of Lenin.

[12] Lenin’s place in the history of USSR.


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PAPER: 14.HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1894 A.D. to 1924 A.D.)

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. George Vernadsky : A History of Russia (Yale University Press)

2. Nicholas V. Riasanovsky : A History of Russia (Oxford, New York, 1953)

3. Florinsky Michael T. : Russia – A short History, (MacMillan, New York)

4. Barnard Pares : A History of Russia(Methuca London)

5. George Van Rauch : A History of Soviet Russia(Prager, New York)

6. Walter Kitchner : A History of Russia(Baroes and Nobles)

7. E.H. Carr : A History of Soviet Russia (4 Vols.)

8. Louis Aragon : History of the USSR from Lenin to Khrushchev

9. Clarkson : A History of Russia (New York)

10. Walah Warren B. : Reading in Russian History(Sylacus, 1959)

11. Hugh Setoy Watson : The Decline of Imperial Russia(Methanen)

12. Beloff-Max : The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia(Vol. 2) Oxford.

13. V. I. Lenin : On the Foreign Policy of the Soviet State Vol. I, II, III

14. V. I. Lenin : Selected Works of Lenin Vol. I, II and III

15. Stalin : Selected Works of Stalin

16. Summer : Survey of Russian History (Methanon)

૧૭. કુલ, જય ુમાર રિશયાનો આ િુનક ઈિતહાસ

૧૮. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની, અવાચીન રિશયાનો ઈિતહાસ


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FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 05 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 15. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA - 1 Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective:

1. To aware the students about The Constitution of the Republic of India.

2. To make students know about the Fundamental right and Union Powers and Positions.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 05 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA - 1

Unit – 1

[1] Constitutional exercises during the War Period (1940-1945)

August Offer, Cripps Mission, C.R. Formula, Wavell Plan

[2] Cabinet Mission Plan

[3] Mountbatten Plan and Indian Independence act (1947)

Unit – 2

[4] Framing of the new Constitution of the republic of India.

[5] The Making of the Constitution

[6] Constituent Assembly and its work.

Unit – 3

[7] Salient Features of the Constitution.

[8] The Preamble and its importance.

[9] The Fundamental Rights.

Unit – 4

[10] The Directive Principles of the State Policy.

[11] The Union Executive – The President – His Powers and Position.

[12] The Cabinet – Composition, Powers and Position.


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PAPER – 15.THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Banerjee B.N. : The New Constitution of India

2. Mahajan V.D. : Constitutional History of India

3. Basu D.D. : Commentary on the Constitution of India Vols. I to V 4. Gajendragadker P.B. : The Constitution of Indian

૬. અ વાલ આર.સી. : ભારતીય સિંવધાન કા િવકાસ તથા રા ય દોલન

૭. દસાઈ ક.સી.અને શેઠ વીણ : ભારતનો બધંારણીય િવકાસ

૮. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની : વતં ભારતનો બધંારણીય ઈિતહાસ


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FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 05 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 16. HISTORY OF GUJARAT (942 A.D. TO 1410 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To aware the students about the History of Gujarat. 2. To familiarize the students about the rulers of Gujarat.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 05 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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B.A. HISTORY SEMESTER - 5

PAPER: 16 [Core]

HISTORY OF GUJARAT (942 A.D. TO 1410 A.D.)

Unit – 1

[1] Origin and rise of the Solankis.

[2] Solanki Rulers – Mulraj – I and his achievements

[3] Bhimdev – I and his achievements

Unit – 2

[4] Karnadev – I and his achievements.

[5] Siddharaj Jaisinha and his achievements

[6] Kumarpal and his achievements

Unit – 3

[7] Bhimdev – II and decline of Solanki Power.

[8] The Vaghela Branch of the Solankis – Lavanprasad and Virdhaval

[9] Vastupal – Tejpal and Karnadev – II, - Their achievements.

Unit – 4

[10] Causes of the downfall of the Vaghelas.

[11] Social and Economic Condition of Gujarat during the Solanki period.

[12] Religious and Cultural Condition of Gujarat during the Solanki Vaghela

period.


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PAPER: 16.HISTORY OF GUJARAT (942 A.D. TO 1410 A.D.)

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. Parikh R.C. - Introduction to Kavynashasan Vol. II

2. Commissariat M.S. - A History of Gujarat Vol. I

3. Misra S.C. - Rise of Muslim Power in Gujarat

4. Majumdar A.K. - Chalukyas of Gujarat

5. Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency Vol. 1 Part II

૬. શા ી, ુ ગાશકંર ક. - જુરાતનો મ યકાલીન રાજ તૂ ઈિતહાસ ભાગ ૧ – ૨

૭. જોટ ર નમણીરાવ ભીમરાવ - જુરાતનો સાં ૃિતક ઈિતહાસ ભાગ ૧ થી ૪

૮. પર ખ રિસકભાઈ - જુરાતની રાજધાનીઓ

૯. નકવી મોલાના સૈયદ અ ુ ફર - જુરાતનો ઈિતહાસ

૧૦. પર ખ િવણચં , શા ી હ ર સાદ – જુરાતનો રાજક ય અને સાં ૃ િતક ઈિતહાસ ભાગ-

૧૧. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની - જુરાતનો ઈિતહાસ


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JUNAGADH

FACULTY OF ARTS SYLLABUS FOR

HISTORY

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM Bachelor of Arts

HISTORY

( Semester – 6 )

(Three Year Full Time Course)

With Effect From June-2020

(2020-21)


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FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 06 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 17. HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN

(1914 A.D. TO 1960 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To make students familiar with the history of China and Japan.

2. To make students know about the Japan’s Victories during the Second World War and

Rise of Communism in China.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 06 Elective 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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PAPER: 17 [Core]


Unit – 1

[1] Repercussions of the First World – War in the Far East – Japan’s 21

Demands

[2] The Washington Conference.

[3] Dr. Sun – Yat - Sen – Career and achievements. Unit-2

[4] Chiang – Kai – Shek’s rule in China.

[5] Japanese invasion on Manchuria (1931)

[6] Chino-Japanese War (1937-1941)

Unit – 3

[7] Japan’s Victories during the Second World War.

[8] Rise of Communism in China Mao-Tse-Tung and the Long March.

[9] Chou-En- Lai – Career and achievements.

Unit – 4

[10] Japan’s defeat in the Second World War – SCAP Administration in

Japan.

[11] The Civil War in China – The Communist’s Triumph.

[12] The achievements of the Communist regime (Up to 1960 A.D.)


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PAPER: 17. HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN (1839 A.D. TO 1914 A.D.) BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. Owen & Lattimore : The Making of Modern China

2. Li-Chien Nung : The Political History of China

3. K.S. Laturette : The History of Japan

4. Norman : Japan’s Emergence as a Modern State

5. H. H. Vinacke : History of the Far East is Modern Times

6. K.S. Laturette : A Short History of Far East

7. David R. Rowe : Modern China – A Brief Survey

8. Anthur Yiesmann : Modern Japan – A Brief Survey

9. Pannikar K.M : Asia under Western Dominance

10. Croft & Buchanan : A History of Far – East

11. P. H. Clyde : The Far East

12. Douglas : Europe & The Far East

13. C. F. Hudson : The Far East in World Politics.

14. Michael Taylor : The Far East in Modern world.

15. Michael Edwards : Asia in the European Age (1498 – 1955)

૧૬. િવ ાલકંાર, સ યક ુ : એિશયા કા આ િુનક ઈિતહાસ

૧૭. કોરાટ પી. . : વૂ એિશયાનો ઈિતહાસ

૧૮. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની : ૂર વૂનો ઈિતહાસ


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Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 06 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 18. HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1912 A.D. to 1963 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To make students familiar with the history of U.S.A. 2. To make students know about the post war life in U.S.A., the Washington conference And American President’s Domestic and Foreign Policy, U.S.A. and Second World War.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 06 Elective 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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PAPER: 18 [Core]

HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1912 A.D. to 1963 A.D.)

Unit – 1

[1] Woodrow Wilson – His “New Freedom” Reforms. - The First World War

and US Neutrality – US enters war (1917) – End of War.

[2] The Treaty of Versailles,-Wilson’s 14 points, - His Efforts for world

peace.

[3] Post-war life in U.S.A. – Society, Education, Literature and Arts.

Unit – 2

[4] The Washington Conference.

[5] Great Depression – causes – Steps taken by Hoover Administration and

its failure.

[6] F.D. Roosevelt – His “New Deal” Program

Unit – 3

[7] F.D. Roosevelt - His foreign policy (1933-1941)

[8] U.S.A. and the Second World War.

[9] Contribution of F.D. Roosevelt in the establishment of the U.N.

Unit – 4

[10] Harry S. Truman – The Fair Deal – His foreign Policy.

[11] America and the cold war

[12] The Eisenhower Administration – Kennedy’s Administration.


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PAPER: 18.HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1776 A.D. to 1912 A.D.)

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1.Franklin Eascher : A Brief History of the U.S.

2. Nevins : A Brief History of the U.S.

3. Nevins and Commager : The Story of a Free people.

4. K. George : American Diplomacy (1900 – 1950)

5. Charles Beard : Rise of American Civilization

6. Hicks & Mowry : A Short History of American Democracy

7. Nevins and Commager : The Heritage of America

8. Current, Williams and Freidel : American History – A Survey.

9. Paul M. Angle : The American Reader Vol. III, IV, V (Stu. Ed.)

10. Richard D. Heffner : A Documentary History of the U.S.

11. S.E. Bemis : A Diplomatic History of the U.S.

12. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની, : અવાચીન અમે રકાનો ઈિતહાસ


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Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 06 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 19. HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (1920 A.D. to 1960 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To aware the students about the History of South East Asia. 2. To make students know about the history of Philipines, Siam, Malaya and Malaysia.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 06 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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B.A. HISTORY - SEMESTER – 6 PAPER: 19 [Core]


Unit – 1

[1] Philipines – Administration of General Wood and

[2] Philipines - the Constitution of 1935.

[3] Siam – King Ram VI and VII, Reforms and foreign policy

Unit – 2

[4] Siam – Revolution of 1932 – causes, events and results.

[5] Second World War and South East Asia – Causes of the Conquests of

Japan – Policy and Programmes of Japan in occupied territories – Retreat

and Defeat of Japan – Its impact.

[6] Post – War Polity and Economy is South East Asia.

Unit – 3

[7] Appraisal of the works of Ho Chi Minh in Indo – China-U Nu in Burma

Phibun Songram.

[8] Foreign Policy of Indonesian Republic – Bandung Conference – Its aims,

decisions and importance.

[9] American Policy in Post – War South East Asia – SEATO –

Establishment and Importance.

Unit – 4

[10] Malaya under British Rule – Formation of Malaysia and

[11] Importance of Singapur.

[12] Nationalist Movement in S.E. Asia - Factors – Nature – Evolution and

Importance.


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HISTORY PAPER: 19.HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (1920 A.D. to 1960 A.D.)

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1.Hall, D.G.E. : A History of South – East Asia (Macmillan, London) 2.Cady, J.F. : South-East Asia, Its Historical Development (MacGraw, Hill Book Co. New York) 3.Brian Harrison : South-East Asia (MacMillan, London) 4.Buss, C.A. : Asia in the Modern World (MacMillan, New York) 5.Michael Edwards : Asia in the European Age (1948 – 1955) (Asia Publishing House, Bombay) 6.Michael & Taylor : The far East in the Modern World (Methuen – London) 7.Vinacke, Harold : A History of the Far East in Modern Times (George Allen & Unwin Ltd., London) 8.Pandey : Problems of Independence in South – East Asia(MacMillan, London) 9.J. Kennedy : Asian Nationalism in the Twentieth Century (MacMillan, London) 10.Chatterji, B.R. : South East Asia in Transition (Meenakshi Prakashan, Merrut) 11.Willard & Elspree Japan’s role in South – East Asian Nationalist Movement, 1940-45, (Cambridge) 12.William Henderson : New Nations of South East Asia (Head Line Series No. 10) 13.Panikkar K.M. : Asia and Western Dominance

14.ડો.એસ.વી. ની, : અ ન એિશયાનો ઈિતહાસ (૧૮૫૦-૧૯૬૦) િુનવસ ટ થં િનમાણ બોડ,અમદાવાદ.


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FACULTY OF ARTS

Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 06 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 20. HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1924 A.D. to 1993 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective:

1. To aware the students about the History of Russia. 2. To make students know about the Economic Social and cultural progress of Russia Under Stalin, Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia and its Role in Second World War.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 06 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1924 A.D. to 1993 A.D.)

Unit – 1

[1] The Communist Party – its role and Organization.

[2] Rise of Stalin, Stalin – Trotsky conflict.

[3] Stalin as the Dictator of Russia.

Unit – 2

[4] Economic Progress of Russia under – Stalin – Collective Farming Five

year plans and their achievements.

[5] Social and cultural progress of Russia under Stalin.

[6] The Constitution of 1936.

Unit – 3

[7] The Foreign policy of Soviet Russia (1921-1934)

[8] The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia (1934 – 1941)

[9] Role in Second World War.

Unit – 4

[10] Post – War Russia under Stalin: Russia and the Eastern Europe.

[11] Spread of Russian Communist influence – Russia in the U.N.

[12] The Cold War – The Disintegration of the Soviet Union and its impact.


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PAPER: 20.HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1894 A.D. to 1924 A.D.)

BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. George Vernadsky : A History of Russia (Yale University Press)

2. Nicholas V. Riasanovsky : A History of Russia (Oxford, New York, 1953)

3. Florinsky Michael T. : Russia – A short History, (MacMillan, New York)

4. Barnard Pares : A History of Russia(Methuca London)

5. George Van Rauch : A History of Soviet Russia(Prager, New York)

6. Walter Kitchner : A History of Russia(Baroes and Nobles)

7. E.H. Carr : A History of Soviet Russia (4 Vols.)

8. Louis Aragon : History of the USSR from Lenin to Khrushchev

9. Clarkson : A History of Russia (New York)

10. Walah Warren B. : Reading in Russian History(Sylacus, 1959)

11. Hugh Setoy Watson : The Decline of Imperial Russia(Methanen)

12. Beloff-Max : The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia(Vol. 2) Oxford.

13. V. I. Lenin : On the Foreign Policy of the Soviet State Vol. I, II, III

14. V. I. Lenin : Selected Works of Lenin Vol. I, II and III

15. Stalin : Selected Works of Stalin

16. Summer : Survey of Russian History (Methanon)

૧૭. કુલ, જય ુમાર રિશયાનો આ િુનક ઈિતહાસ

૧૮. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની, અવાચીન રિશયાનો ઈિતહાસ


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Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 06 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 21. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA - 2 Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective:

1. To aware the students about the Constitution of the Republic of India.

2. To make students know about The Union Legislature, the Supreme Court of India and

Relations between The Union and The State Government.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 06 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA - 2 Unit – 1

[1] The Union Legislature – Composition, Powers and Functions of the

Lok Sabha – Their mutual relations.

[2] The Union Legislature – Composition, Powers and Functions of the

Rajya Sabha – Their mutual relations.

[3] The Union Legislature - Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha – Their mutual

relations.

Unit – 2

[4] The Supreme Court of India – Composition and Powers.

[5] The State Government – The Governor and the Cabinet.

[6] The State Legislature, – The High Court

Unit – 3

[7] Relations between the Union and the State Government.

[8] The Procedure of the amendment of the constitution.

Unit – 4

[9] The Controller and Auditor General of India.

[10] The Election Commission.

[11] Indian Constitution - Emergency Provisions.

[12] Amendments of the Indian Constitution.


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PAPER: 21.THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA - 2

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Banerjee B.N. : The New Constitution of India

2. Mahajan V.D. : Constitutional History of India

3. Basu D.D. : Commentary on the Constitution of India Vols. I to V 4. Gajendragadker P.B. : The Constitution of Indian

૬. અ વાલ આર.સી. : ભારતીય સિંવધાન કા િવકાસ તથા રા ય દોલન

૭. દસાઈ ક.સી.અને શેઠ વીણ : ભારતનો બધંારણીય િવકાસ

૮. ધારયા, કાઝી, ભ , ની : વતં ભારતનો બધંારણીય ઈિતહાસ


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Subject: HISTORY B.A. – Semester – 06 (Core) Course (Paper) Name & No.: Paper No. 22. HISTORY OF GUJARAT (1411 A.D. TO 1573 A.D.) Course (Paper) Unique Code: Core Exam Time Duration: Regular Student 02.30 Hours

Course Objective: 1. To aware the students about the History of Gujarat. 2. To familiarize the students about the rulers of Gujarat and Art, Architecture and religious during the Sultanate period.













Name of Program

Semester

Course Group


External Marks


Total Marks

Teaching Hours

B.A. 06 Core 03 30 70 ----- 100 45


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PAPER: 22 [Core]

HISTORY OF GUJARAT (1411 A.D. TO 1573 A.D.)

Unit – 1

[1] Establishment of the Independent Sultanate of Gujarat.

[2] Ahmedshah – I and his administration – achievements.

[3] Ahmedshah – II and his administration – achievements.

Unit – 2

[4] Mahmud Begada and his Political and cultural achievements.

[5] Sultans Muzaffarshah – II and his administration – achievements.

[6] Sultans Bahadurshah and his administration – achievements.

Unit – 3

[7] Decline of the Sultanate – Conquest of Gujarat by Akbar (1573)

[8] Polity and administration of the Sultans.

[9] Art & Architecture during the Sultanate period.

Unit – 4

[10] Religious policy of the Sultans.

[11] Amirs during the Sultanate period.

[12] Saints during the Sultanate period.

PAPER: 22.HISTORY OF GUJARAT (1411 A.D. TO 1573 A.D.)


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BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. Commissariat M.S. - History of Gujarat Vol. II, III

2. Bailey E.C. - History of Gujarat : The Local Muhammadan Dynasties.

3. Chopra, P.N. - Some Aspects of Society and Culture during the Mughal Age (1526-1707)

4. Majumdar, M.R. - Gujarat - Its Cultural Heritage

5. Burgess J. - Mohammad an Architecture of Ahmedabad, Vol. II

૬. અલી મોહ મદખાન, ૃ ણલાલ મો. ઝવેર , કાઝી મોહ મદ નીઝા ુ ન - િમરાત ેઅહમદ ( જુરાતી ભાષાતંર)

૭. િસકદર મં ુ હ, આ મારામ મોતીરામ દ વાન - િમરાતે િસ દર ( જુરાતી ભાષાતંર)

૮. આચાય,નવીનચં - ઘુલકાલીન જુરાતનો ઈિતહાસ

૯. પર ખ, ર.છો. અન ેશા ી, હ.ગ.ં (સપંા દત) - જુરાતનો રાજક ય અને સાં ૃ િતક ઈિતહાસ થં ૭ – ૮

૧૦. જોટ, ર નમણીરાવ ભીમરાવ - જુરાત ુ ંપાટનગર-અમદાવાદ

૧૧. શા ી, ુગાશકંર ક. - જુરાતના તીથ થાનો

૧૨. મગનલાલ વખતચદં - અમદાવાદનો ઈિતહાસ

૧૩. પારખ, હ રલાલ િ . - અવાચીન જુરાત ુ ંરખાદશન

૧૪. દસાઈ, ગો.હા. - જુરાતનો અવાચીન ઈિતહાસ

૧૫. નાયક,છો ુભાઈ ર. – મ ય ગુ

૧૬. રાજગોર િશવ સાદ - જુરાતના વહાણવટાનો ઈિતહાસ

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