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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANBA (HISTORY) CBCS Syllabus 2011

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS101CC Semester : 1

History of Ancient India (From Pre History to 3rd CenturyB.C.) (HAI)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal(Marks)

External(Marks)

Total(Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

UnitNo.

TopicNo. Content Hrs. Marks

W + % Credit

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Sources(i)Literary.(ii)Archaeological (iii) Coins(iv)The Notes of foreign Travelers

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Main features of Harappan Civilization (i) Town planning.(Ii) Economy.(iii) Society.(iv) Religion

3 3.1

The Vedic age :i) Political Organizationii) Economic Condition.iii) Social Life.Iv) Religious Life.

3.2 Literature.4 4.1 Gautam Buddha as a reformer.

4.2 Mahavir Swami as a reformer.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 The History and Culture of the Indian People Vol. I – III. Majumdar R.C.2 History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India (2) History India. Nilkanth Shastri of South3 A survey of Indian History. Panikkar K.K.4 The Cambridge History of India Vol. I, III. Raoson E.5 Political History of Ancient India Raychaudhary H.6 Ancient India. Cultural Heritage of India, I, II. Tripathi R.C.7 Ancient Indian History and Culture Kulkarni Chidambara8 History and Culture of Ancient India. David D. A. & Others9 પ્રાચીન ભારતનો ઈતિતહાસ શાસ્ત્રી હરિરપ્રસાદજી

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History of Modern World (From Reanissace to American war of Independence.) (HMW)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

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External(Marks)

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4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

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W + % Credit

1 1.1 Reanissance : Meaning, factors leading to it and its impact on

Literature, Art and Architecture and Science.1.2 Reformation : Factors leading to it and its results.

22.1 Geographical discoveries : causes and results.

2.2 Marco polo, Columbus, Vasco-de-gama, Henray theNevigator.

33.1 Bloodless revoluationin England (1688 A.D.) cause and its impact on

the British constitution3.2 Bill of rights and its importance.

44.1 American war of Independence (1776 AD) , causes events

and results.4.2 Leaders.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 History of the World Weach W. H.2 An outline History of the world Davis A. H.3 A History of Modern World Palmor R. R.4 The American war of Independence (London,1978) Wells Peter5 American History A survey ( Culcutta, 1975) Current and Williams

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS101CE Semester : 1

History of Ancient India (From Pre History to 3rd CenturyB.C.) (HAI)Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal(Marks)

External(Marks)

Total(Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

UnitNo.

TopicNo. Content Hrs

.MarksW + % Credit

1

Sources(i)Literary.(ii)Archaeological (iii) Coins(iv)The Notes of foreign Travelers

2

Main features of Harappan Civilization (i) Town planning.(Ii) Economy.(iii) Society.(iv) Religion

3 3.1

The Vedic age :i) Political Organizationii) Economic Condition.iii) Social Life.Iv) Religious Life.

3.2 Literature.4 4.1 Gautam Buddha as a reformer.

4.2 Mahavir Swami as a reformer.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 The History and Culture of the Indian People Vol. I – III. Majumdar R.C.2 History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India (2) History India. Nilkanth Shastri of South3 A survey of Indian History. Panikkar K.K.4 The Cambridge History of India Vol. I, III. Raoson E.5 Political History of Ancient India Raychaudhary H.6 Ancient India. Cultural Heritage of India, I, II. Tripathi R.C.7 Ancient Indian History and Culture Kulkarni Chidambara8 History and Culture of Ancient India. David D. A. & Others9 પ્રાચીન ભારતનો ઈતિતહાસ શાસ્ત્રી હરિરપ્રસાદજી


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History of Modern World (From Reanisstance to American War of Independence) (HMW)Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

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External(Marks)

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4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

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1 1.1 Reanissance : Meaning, factors leading to it and its impact on

Literature, Art and Architecture and Science.1.2 Reformation : Factors leading to it and its results.

22.1 Geographical discoveries : causes and results.

2.2 Marco polo, Columbus, Vasco-de-gama, Henray theNevigator.

33.1 Bloodless revoluationin England (1688 A.D.) cause and its impact on

the British constitution3.2 Bill of rights and its importance.

44.1 American war of Independence (1776 AD) , causes events

and results.4.2 Leaders.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 History of the World Weach W. H.2 An outline History of the world Davis A. H.3 A History of Modern World Palmor R. R.4 The American war of Independence (London,1978) Wells Peter5 American History A survey ( Culcutta,1975) Current and Williams

HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS101EO Semester : 1

Major Revoutions of the Modern World. (MRM)Course type : Elective Open Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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11.1 Bloodless revolution in England : (1688 A.D) causes and Effects.1.2 Bill of Rights.

22.1 War of American Independence (1776 A.D) , causes and effects.2.2 The French revolution of (1789 A.D) : causes and results

33.1 Industrial revolution , Cases and effects on the world.

44.1 Russian revolution of (1917 A.D), Causes and effects on

Russia and its impact on the world.

Reference BooksNo Book Name

1 An outline History of the world Davis A. H.2 A History of Modern Times from 1789 Ketelbey C. D.3 History of America Dalal B. P.4 કાંતિત દશન જ્ઞાન ગંગોત્રી

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS101FC Semester : 1

English (EFC)Course type : Foundation Course Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS101FE Semester : 1

Indian Language (ILG)Course type : Foundation Elective Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS101EG Semester : 1

One from the List (OFL)Course type : Elective Generic Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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History of Ancient India(From Mauryan Age to 650 A.D.) (HAI)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal(Marks)

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1Sources :(v) Literary(vi) Archaeological(iii) Foreign travelers and historians(ii) Sangam Literature

2Mauryan age :(i) Effects of Alexzandar’s invasion on India(ii) India on th eve of the establishment of Mauryan dynasty(iii) Achievements of Samrat Ashok.(iii) Contribution of Samrat Ashok in spreading of Buddhism(iv) Mauryan administration.

3Post Mauryan period;i) Pushyamitra ShungaIi) Political and cultural achievements of Kanishka IIa. Cultural contribution of Satvahans, Vakatakas ,Chalukyas and Pallawas

44.1 The Gupta age :

i) Achievements of Samudraguptaii) Political and cultural achievements of Chandragupta IIiii) Central administration of the age of GuptaIv) Guptas achievements in the field of literature,art andarchitecture and science

4.2 Political and Cultural achievements of Harsh Vardhan

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 The History and Culture of the Indian People Vol. I – III. Majumdar R.C.2 History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India (2) History India. Nilkanth Shastri of South3 A survey of Indian History. Panikkar K.K.4 The Cambridge History of India Vol. I, III. Raoson E.5 Political History of Ancient India Raychaudhary H.6 Ancient India. Cultural Heritage of India, I, II. Tripathi R.C.7 Muherjee

(1) Chandragupta Maurya and his times. (2) Hindu Civilization.(3) Ancient Indian Education.

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(4) The Gupta Empire(5) Harsha.

8 History and Culture of Ancient India. David D. A. & Others9 Ancient Indian History and Culture. Kulkarni Chidambara10 Ashoka and the Decline of Mauryas. Thapan Romila11 Ancient Indian Social History – Some Thapan Romila12 Aspects of Political ideas and institutions in Ancient India. Sharma R.S. 13 ise and full of the Kushana Empire. Mukherjee B.N. 14 Political History of Ancient India. Ray Chaudhari H.C

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History of Modern World(From : French Revolution League of Nations.) (HMW)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

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11.1 French revolution (1789 A.D) : causes and results1.2 Nepoleon Bonaparte

22.1 Industrial Revolution : cause and effects.2.2 Meiji restoration and emergence of Japan as a modern state

33.1 Chinese revolutions (1911 A.D)

1 Causes and results2 Dr. Sun-yat-Sen

3.2 Russian Revolution (1917 A.D)1 Causes and effects on Russia2 mpact on the world

44.1 First World War : Causes and results4.2 League of Nations : Aims , objectives, achievements and failure.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 History of the World Weach W. H.2 An outline History of the world Davis A. H.3 A History of Modern World Palmor R. R.4 A History of Modern Times from 1789 Ketelbey C. D.M.5 A History of Modern China Gupta R. S.6 The Franch Revulution, Oxford.1944 J. M. Thompson7 Russian Revulution ( Relevant Volumes) E. H. Carr

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History of Ancient India(From Mauryan Age to 650 A.D.)( HAI)Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal(Marks)

External(Marks)

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4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

UnitNo.


.MarksW + % Credit

1Sources :(v) Literary(vi) Archaeological(iii) Foreign travelers and historians(ii) Sangam Literature

2Mauryan age :(i) Effects of Alexzandar’s invasion on India(ii) India on th eve of the establishment of Mauryan dynasty(iii) Achievements of Samrat Ashok.(iii) Contribution of Samrat Ashok in spreading of Buddhism(iv) Mauryan administration.

3Post Mauryan period;i) Pushyamitra ShungaIi) Political and cultural achievements of Kanishka IIa. Cultural contribution of Satvahans, Vakatakas ,Chalukyas and Pallawas

44.1 The Gupta age :

i) Achievements of Samudraguptaii) Political and cultural achievements of Chandragupta IIiii) Central administration of the age of GuptaIv) Guptas achievements in the field of literature,art andarchitecture and science

4.2 Political and Cultural achievements of Harsh Vardhan

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 The History and Culture of the Indian People Vol. I – III. Majumdar R.C.

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2 History of India Part-I(1) Ancient India (2) History India. Nilkanth Shastri of South3 A survey of Indian History. Panikkar K.K.4 The Cambridge History of India Vol. I, III. Raoson E.5 Political History of Ancient India Raychaudhary H.6 Ancient India. Cultural Heritage of India, I, II. Tripathi R.C.7 Muherjee

(1) Chandragupta Maurya and his times. (2) Hindu Civilization.(3) Ancient Indian Education.(4) The Gupta Empire(5) Harsha.

8 History and Culture of Ancient India. David D. A. & Others9 Ancient Indian History and Culture. Kulkarni Chidambara10 Ashoka and the Decline of Mauryas. Thapan Romila11 Ancient Indian Social History – Some Thapan Romila12 Aspects of Political ideas and institutions in Ancient India. Sharma R.S. 13 ise and full of the Kushana Empire. Mukherjee B.N. 14 Political History of Ancient India. Ray Chaudhari H.C

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History of Modern World (FromFrench Revolution League of Nations) (HMW)Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

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External(Marks)

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4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

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11.1 French revolution (1789 A.D) : causes and results1.2 Nepoleon Bonaparte

22.1 Industrial Revolution : cause and effects.2.2 Meiji restoration and emergence of Japan as a modern state

33.1 Chinese revolutions (1911 A.D)

1 Causes and results2 Dr. Sun-yat-Sen

3.2 Russian Revolution (1917 A.D)1 Causes and effects on Russia2 mpact on the world

44.1 First World War : Causes and results4.2 League of Nations : Aims , objectives, achievements and failure.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 History of the World Weach W. H.2 An outline History of the world Davis A. H.3 A History of Modern World Palmor R. R.4 A History of Modern Times from 1789 Ketelbey C. D.M.5 A History of Modern China Gupta R. S.6 The Franch Revulution, Oxford.1944 J. M. Thompson7 Russian Revulution ( Relevant Volumes) E. H. Carr

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS201EO Semester : 2

Indian National Movements (From 1857 A.D. to 1947 A.D) (INM)Course type : Elective Open Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

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2 X 15 = 30 50 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 50

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11.1 Upheaval of 1857 A.D : causes and results.1.2 Cuases for its failure.

22.1 Causes for the rise of nationalism in India.2.2 Indian National Congress : Main features of its movements form 1885

A.D. to 1920 A.D.3

3.1 Gandhian Era1Non- Co.operation movement 1920 A.D. to 1922 A.D.2Civil dis-obedience movement 1930 A.D. to 1932 A.D.3Quit India movement – 1942 A.D.

44.1 Subhas Chandra Bose and Indian National Army

Reference BooksNo Book Name

1 National Movement and Constitutional Development New Delhi.1984 Agrawal R. N.2 The Emergance of Indian Nationalism Anil Seal3 India’s Struggle for Independence. Bipin Chandra4 History of the Freedom movement in India, Vols. I, II, III. Majmundar R.C. 5 The Advanced History of India. Shastri Nilkanth 6 Modern India. Sumit Sarkar7 History of the Freedom Movements. Vol. I to IV Tara Chand

HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORY

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Course Code BAHIS201FC Semester : 2English (EFC)

Course type : Foundation Course Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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2X 15 = 30 50 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 50

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS201FE Semester : 2

Indian Language (ILG)Course type : Foundation Elective Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal(Marks)

External(Marks)

Total(Marks)

2 X 15 = 30 50 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 50

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One from the List (OFL)Course type : Elective Generic Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

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Internal(Marks)

External(Marks)

Total(Marks)

2 X 15 = 30 50 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 50

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History of India(1818 A.D. to 1885 A.D) (HOF) Course type : Core

compulsory Total Credit : 04

Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking schemeTheory

(hrs)Practical

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1 1. Lord William Bentinck – His Reforms.2. First Afghan War – Annexation of Sindh.

2 3. Ranjitsinh-his achievements.4. Lord Dalhousie – His policy of Annexation and his Reforms

3 5. Upheaval of 1857 - causes, consequences and nature.6. Social and Economic condition of India during the company’s rule.

4 7. Queen Victoria’s Declaration.8. Lord Lytton and Rippon-their achievements.9. Social and Religious Reform movement during the 19th century.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Majumdar, Raychaudhari & Dutta – An Advanced History of India2 Robert, P. E. – History of British India (Oxford University Press, Bombay)3 Thompson and Garrat – Rise and Fulfilment of British Rule in India4 V.D. Mahajan – India Since 1526.5 M. L. Sharma – History of India.6 HIR\ã lJWF,\SFZ vEFZTLI .lTCF; 5|J[XslCgNLDF\f7 ZPUMP5ZLBvEFZTGM .lTCF;s!(!(v!((5f I]lGP4U|\Y lGDF6" AM0"4UF\WLGUZ8 ZPSPWFZ{IFvVFW]lGS EFZTGM .lTCF;4EFU!qZ4 I]lGP4U|\Y lGDF6" AM0"4UF\

WLGUZ9 0F"PWFZ{IF4SFhL4E84HFGLvVJF"RLG EFZTGM .lTCF;slAl8XI]Uf10 C. H. Philips – The Evolution of India and Pakistan – 1858-1947 (Oxford Uni. Press)11 J. Nehru – Discovery of India12 R.C. Majumdar (Edi.) – British Paramountcy and Indian Renaissance Part-I, II (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan –

B’bay)13 R.C. Majumdar (Edi.) – Struggle for Freedom (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan –B’bay)14 S. N. Sen – The Eighteen Fifty Seven.15 H. H. Dodwell – Cambridge History of India Vol. V-VI

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History of Europe(1789 A.D. to 1890 A.D) (HOE)Course type : Core



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1 1. The French Revolution – Causes and consequences.2. Napoleon Bonaparte – achievements.

2 3. Congress of Vienna (1815) – Role of Matternich.4. Franch Revolutions of 1830 and 1848.

3 5. Industrial Revolution and its effects.6. Unification of Italy - Role of Mazzini, Cavour and Garibaldi.

4 7. Unification of Germany - Role of Bismarck.8. Germany under Bismarck (1817 – 1890)

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 David Thompson - Europe Since Napoleon2 C.D.M. Ketelby - History of Modern Times3 J. M. Southgate - A textbook of Modern European History4 Grant & Temperley - Europe in the 19th and 20th Century5 E. Lipson - Europe in the 19th and 20th Century6 G. P. Gooch - A History of Modern Europe7 V.D. Mahajan - Modern Europe since 17898 ;tIS[T] lJWF,\SFZ vI]ZM5SF VFW]lGS .lTCF;9 l,%;G vpgG;JL JL;DL ;NL SF I]ZM510 HLP5LPU]R vCDFZ[ I]U SF .lTCF;11 S[8,AL vVFW]lGS SF, SF .lTCF;12 lJWFWZ DCFHG vI]ZM5 SF .lTCF;!*() ;[ VFU[13 5|MPlJD,R\ã 5F\0[ vI]ZM5 SF .lTCF;14 5|MPN[J[gã E8 vI]ZM5 SF .lTCF;15 WFZ{IF4SFhL4E84HFGL vVJF"RLG I]ZM5GM .lTCF;16 H.A.L. Fisher - A History of Europe17 Hayes - Modern Europe upto 187018 Hayes - Contemporary Europe since 187019 A.J. Grant - A History of Europe20 J. Gottschalk - The Rise of Modern Europe21 7FGU\UM+L U|\Y z[6L vlJ`JNX"Gv!sS|F\lTf22 7FGU\UM+L U|\Y z[6L vlJ`JNX"Gv!5sVWTG .lTCF;f

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Course Code BAHIS303CC Semester : 3History of India(Age of Mughals) (HOI)

Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04


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1 1.1 Source of the period- India on the eve of Babur’s invasion - Babur’s Conquests – Memoirs – Assessment

1.2 Sur Dynasty: Shershah’s early career - His conquests – Reforms of Shershah

2 2.1 Akabar’s Rajput and Religious Policies – Infallibility Decree (1579)-Din-i-ilahi – Land Revenue System and Reforms

2.2 Jahangir - His Conquests – Nurjahan’s role in Jahngir’s life and rule.3 3.1 Shahjahan – Conquests – Deccan and Frontier Policy – War of

Succession - Golden Period of Mughal Dynasty in India3.2 Aurangzeb – North West Frontier Policy - His Religious

Policies,Rajput Policy and Deccan Policy4 4.1 The Reasons of the decline of Mughal Empire

4.2 Social and Economics conditions of India during the Mughal Period – Education and Literature, art and architecture - The Mughaladministration

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Kamdar, K.H ‘ History of Mughal Rule in India (1526 to 1761)2 Mahajan, V.D. and shethi R. R ‘ India since 1526’ (s.chand & Co, New delhi 1965)3 Sarkar J.N. ‘ Fall of Mughal’ Empire Vol- I to IV.4 Sharma, Shri ram ‘Mughal Government and administration’5 Vidyalankar : India Through Ages6 Cambridge : History of India ( Vol. IV)7 Sharma S. R : Mughal Empire in India8 Shri Ram Sharma : The Religious Policy of the Mughal Emperors.9 HIR\£ o EFZTLI .lTCF;GL lJSF;Z[BFVM s 5M%I],Z 5|SFXG4 ;]ZT f10 5|F HX]EF. AL 58[, EFZTGM .lTCF; D]W,I]U !5Z* v !*_*11 0F"P WFZ{IF4 SFDL4 EÎ4 HFGL v VJF"RLG EFZTGM .lTCF; D]W, DZF9F I]U

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11. Lord William Bentinck – His Reforms.2. First Afghan War – Annexation of Sindh.during the company’s rule.

2 3. Ranjitsinh-his achievements.4. Lord Dalhousie – His policy of Annexation and his Reforms.

3 5. Upheaval of 1857 - causes, consequences and nature.6. Social and Economic condition of India

4 7. Queen Victoria’s Declaration.8. Lord Lytton and Rippon-their achievements.9. Social and Religious Reform movement during the 19th century.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Majumdar, Raychaudhari & Dutta – An Advanced History of India2 Robert, P. E. – History of British India (Oxford University Press, Bombay)3 Thompson and Garrat – Rise and Fulfilment of British Rule in India.4 V.D. Mahajan – India Since 1526.5 M. L. Sharma – History of India.6 HIR\ã lJWF,\SFZ vEFZTLI .lTCF; 5|J[XslCgNLDF\f7 ZPUMP5ZLBvEFZTGM .lTCF;s!(!(v!((5f I]lGP4U|\Y lGDF6" AM0"4UF\WLGUZ8 ZPSPWFZ{IFvVFW]lGS EFZTGM .lTCF;4EFU!qZ4 I]lGP4U|\Y lGDF6" AM0"4UF\

WLGUZ9 0F"PWFZ{IF4SFhL4E84HFGLvVJF"RLG EFZTGM .lTCF;slAl8XI]Uf10 H. H. Dodwell – Cambridge History of India Vol. V-VI 11 C. H. Philips – The Evolution of India and Pakistan – 1858-1947 (Oxford Uni. Press)12 J. Nehru – Discovery of India13 R.C. Majumdar (Edi.) – British Paramountcy and Indian Renaissance Part-I, II (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan –

B’bay)14 R.C. Majumdar (Edi.) – Struggle for Freedom (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan –B’bay)15 S. N. Sen – The Eighteen Fifty Seven

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Programme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS302CE Semester : 3

History of Europe(1789 A.D. to 1890 A.D) (HOE)Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1. The French Revolution – Causes and consequences.2. Napoleon Bonaparte – achievements.

2 3. Congress of Vienna (1815) – Role of Matternich.4. Franch Revolutions of 1830 and 1848.

3 5. Industrial Revolution and its effects.6. Unification of Italy - Role of Mazzini, Cavour and Garibaldi.

4 7. Unification of Germany - Role of Bismarck.8. Germany under Bismarck (1817 – 1890)


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Name : HISTORY

Course Code BAHIS301FC Semester : 3

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAHIS Programme

Name : HISTORY

Course Code BAHIS301EG Semester : 3One from theList (ONL)

Course type : Elective Generic Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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History of India(1885 A.D to 1964 A.D.)(HOF)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1. Rise and Growth of Indian National Movement (1885 – 1905)2. Lord Curzon - his domestic policy.

2 3. Indian National Movement. (1905 – 1920)4. Indian National & Revolutionary Movement of the Gandhian era (1920 –1947) Indian National Army and –Subhashchandra Bose

3 5. Circumstances leading to the partition of India-Integration of the Princely States and Sardar Patel.6. The making of the constitution – Its salient features.

4 7. Five year Plans and economic progress up to 1964.8. Foreign Policy of the Republic of India – Its Characteristics and Non Aligned Policy.





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Programme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORY

Course Code BAHIS402CC Semester : 4History of Europe(1890 A.D. to 1960 A.D)(HOE)

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1Factors and events leading to the First world war – Treaty of Versailles.2. Russian Revolution of 1917 – causes and effects.

2 3. The League of Nations - Achievements and Failures.4. Musolini and Fascism in Italy

3 5. Adolf Hitler and Nazism in Germany6. Factors and events leading to the Second World War.

4 7. United Nations – Main organs - Role in world peace upto 1960.8. The cold war – causes and consequences.



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History of India(Age of Maratha) (HOI)Course type : Core



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1 1.1 The Rise of the Maratha Power : The reasons of the rise of Maratha Power

1.2 An evaluation of shivaji as an Administrator : His Administrative achievement

2 2.1 The Development and expansion of the Maratha Rule : The Bajirao Pashwa I : Peshwa Balaji Bajirao.

3 3.1 The causes and consequences of the Third Battle of Panipat3.2 Peshwa Madhavrao :His Victory and Evaluation as an administrator3.3 An Evaluation of Nana Fadanvis as an administrator.

4 4.1 The causes of the decline of the Marathas Powers : The heritage of Maratha in Political Literary, sculptural and Religious Sphere.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Kamdar, K.H ‘ History of Mughal Rule in India (1526 to 1761)2 Ranade, M.G. ‘ Rise of Maratha Power ’3 Sarkar, J.N. ‘ Shivaji and his Times’4 Vaidya, C.V. ‘ Shivaji, The founder of Hindu Swaraj ’5 Sharma, S.R. ‘Making of modern India ’6 Sardesai, G.S. ‘ New History of The Maratha’s Vol- I to III7 5\l0T ;]\NZ,F, o EFZTDF\ V\U|[HL ZFHI V\Sv! s5|:TFJGF f8 XDF"4 DY]ZF,F, o D]W, ;FD|FHI SF 5TG9 N[;F. UMP ;P o DZF9L lZIF;T 5}JF"W10 XFC DG]EF. ALP EFZTGM .lTCF; s DZF9F I]U f

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History of India(1885 A.D to 1964 A.D.) (HOF)Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1. Rise and Growth of Indian National Movement (1885 – 1905)2. Lord Curzon - his domestic policy.

2 3. Indian National Movement. (1905 – 1920)4. Indian National & Revolutionary Movement of the Gandhian era (1920 –1947) Indian National Army and –Subhashchandra Bose

3 5. Circumstances leading to the partition of India-Integration of the Princely States and Sardar Patel.6. The making of the constitution – Its salient features.

4 7. Five year Plans and economic progress up to 1964.8. Foreign Policy of the Republic of India – Its Characteristics and Non Aligned Policy.





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Programme code : BAHIS Programme Name : HISTORYCourse Code BAHIS402CE Semester : 4

History of Europe(1890 A.D. to 1960 A.D) (HOE)Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1Factors and events leading to the First world war – Treaty of Versailles.2. Russian Revolution of 1917 – causes and effects.

2 3. The League of Nations - Achievements and Failures.4. Musolini and Fascism in Italy

3 5. Adolf Hitler and Nazism in Germany6. Factors and events leading to the Second World War.

4 7. United Nations – Main organs - Role in world peace upto 1960.8. The cold war – causes and consequences.


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English(EFC)

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Course type : Foundation Course Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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One from the List (OFL)Course type : Elective generic Total Credit : 02Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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Elements of Historical Method(EHM)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 Meaning and Definitions of History1.2 History Arts or Science.

2 Auxiliary Sciences of History3 3.1 Sources of History and their Classification

3.2 Importance of Primary Sources.4 4.1 Authenticity and Credibility of Documents

4.2 Need for Rewriting History

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Carr, E.H., What is History, 1962.2 Colling wood, R.G., The Idea of History, 19463 Joshi, V. V., The Problem of History and Historiography.4 Sen, S. P.,(Ed.) Historians and Historiography in Modern India, 19735 Thapar Romila and others , Communalism and the writing Indian History6 Thompson, J. W. History of Historical Writing, Vol – I and II, 19427 VMhF .`JZ,F,4 5|FRLG VG[ DwISF,LG U]HZFTGF .lTCF; GL ,[BG 5|J'l¿8 WFZ{IF4 VFZP S[P4.lTCF;G]\ TtJ7FG VG[ .lTCF; ,[BG 5|âlT9 5ZLB4 Zl;S,F, 4 o .lTCF; :J~5 VG[5|âlTP10 5Fg0[4 UMlJ\NR\ã4 .lTCF; :J~5 V[J\ l;âF\TP

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History of India(1206-1414) (HOI)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 Various Resources and Material for Historiography of Sultanate Era

1.2 Gulam Dynesti: Administrative, Career and Achievements of Kutbuddin Aeibaq – Razia Sultana – Gyasuddin Balban.

2 2.1 Khilji Dynesti: Career, Achievements and Various reforms implemented by Allauddin Khilji

2.2 Tughlaq Dynesti: Career, Achievements of Mohammad Tughlaq – Achievements and failure of Firozshah Tughlaq

3 3.1 Amir Timur’s Invasion on Hindustan in 1398-99 and its Impact3.2 Saiyad Dynesti: Khijiar Khan Saiyed and Mubaraq Shah

4 4.1 Establishment of VIjaynagar State and Golden Era – Krishna Devrai

4.2 Establishment of Bahmani State & Its Cultural Achievements

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 A. L. Shrivastava – Delhi Sultanate2 S. Lane Poole – Medieval India3 R. R. Tripathi – Rise and fall of the Mughal Empire.4 S. R. Sharma – Mughal Empire in India5 A. L. Shrivastava – The Mughal Empire6 Edward and Garret – Mughal Rule in India.7 R. C. Majumadar (Edi) – The Delhi Sultanate, (Bhartiya Vidhya Bhavan)8 0F¶PKM8]EF. GFIS v DwII]ULG EFZT EFU vZ9 HX]EF. 58[, EFZTGM .lTCF; s!5Z&v!*_*f4 I]lGJl;"8L U|\Y lGDF"6 AM0"4 UF\

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History of Gujarat (470 TO 942)(HOG)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1

SOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF HISTORYA. ArchaeologicalB. EpigraphicalC. NumismaticD. Literary

2 2.1 Historical age of Gujarat: Lothal : Town Planning, Social, Economic and Religious Condition

2.2 Political History of Maitrakas with special reference to Bhattark, Dhruvesen, Dhruvesan – II, Shiladitya – I

3 3.1 Administrative System of Maitrakas3.2 Cultural achievements of Maitrakas

4 4.1 Vanraj Chavda and the rise of Anhilwad Patan4.2 Who ware Gujar? Different views – There position in the History of

Gujarat

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Munshi K. M.The Glory that was Gurjardesa2 Parikh K. C.Introduction to the History of Gujarat Kavyannshashan – Vol II3 Jagannath Early History of the maitrakas of Gujarat.4 Majamudar M. R.Cultural History of Gujarat.5 Commissariat M.S.Studies in History of Gujarat, History of Gujarat Vol II6 Majumdar A. K. Chalukyas of Gujarat7 XF:+L N]UF"X\SZ S[PU]HZFTGM DwISF,LG ZFH5]T .lTCF; EFU G\P Z8 XF:+L ClZ5|;FN JLPU]HZFTGM 5|FRLG .lTCF; D{+S SF,LG U]HZFT !vZ9 DC[TF ZP GFP U]HZFTG[ D/[, lX<5 :YF5tIGM JFZ;MP10 VFRFI" GPVFP U]HZFTGM ;M,\SL SF,LG .lTCF; ,U]HZFTGF WD" ;\5|NI,U]HZFTGF

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History of Gujarat (1304 TO 1572)(CCH)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1

SOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF HISTORYA. ArchaeologicalB. EpigraphicalC. NumismaticD. Literary

2 2.1 Gujarat – under the Delhi Sultanate (1304 To 1403)2.2 Establishment of Independent Sultanate in Gujarat

3 3.1 Sultan Ahmed Shah – I, founder of Ahmedabad – his rule and achievements

3.2 Sultan Mehmud Begado – his estimate as a ruler and conquerer – his culture contribution and Reforms

4 4.1 Latter Sultans: Bahadur Shah and Muzafar Shah – II4.2 Causes for the fall of Gujarat Sultanate

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Commissariat M. A.History of Gujarat2 Dar Muhammed Ibrahim : Literary and Cultural Activities in Gujarat3 Havive & Nizami Comprehensive History of India Vol – V. (The Delhi Sultanate)4 Mujumdar M. R.Cultural History of Gujarat5 VFRFI" GPVFP DwISF,LG U]HZFTGM4U]HZFTGF WD" ;\5|NFIM4

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1 1.1 Culture and Civilization: Meaning and Nature of Culture and Civilization

1.2 The Salient feature of Indian Culture2 2.1 The Indian Culture and thoughts as reflected in the national epics

the Ramayana and the Mahabharata2.2 The Contribution of the Jain and the Buddha religions to Indian

Culture,(The Contribution in the field of Religious, Literature and Art)

3 3.1 Cultural achievements of the Maurya Emperor Ashok3.2 Achievements of Chandragupta – II & Harshvardhan

4 4.1 Literature art and architecture during the Gupta Period4.2 The Educational Centers of ancient India and the development of

Science

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Majumdar R.C: Ancient India (Motial Banarasidas, Delhi – 1968)2 S.R. Sharma: Making of Modern India3 Tripathi R.S.: History of India (Motial Banarasidas, Delhi – 1967)4 Mahajan V.D : Ancient India (S. Chand & Co., Delhi – 1968)5 Kulkarni Chidambar : Ancient India History & Culture (Orient Longmans, B’day – 1974)6 Dalvi D.A., David M.D: History and Culture of Ancient India Mahadevan V. and (Kitabmahal, Allahabad)

Shastri B.S7 Majumdar, Raychaudhari : An Advanced History of India.and Dutta8 Majumdar R.C: History and Culture of the Indian People(General Editor) Vol. I to IX ( Bhartiya Vidhya

Bhavan, Bombay)9 S.R. Sharma: Mughal Empire in India10 C.A. Kinkaid: A History of the Maratha People 11 ;ZG 5LPo 5|FRLG DwISF,LG EFZT s !5Z& TS f sZ6HLTl5|g8;" V[JD Ÿ

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History of U. S.A (1861 To 1912 AD)(HOU)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 Civilwar – Its causes and effects

1.2 Abrahm Lincoin – Carrier and achievements2 2.1 The industrial and agricultural growth – populist movement

2.2 The Spanish – American war (18983 3.1 The progressive movement (1901 – 1916) – Economic, industrial

and social reforms3.2 Theodore – Roosevelt – Domestic Policy

4 4.1 Theodore –Roosevelt – Foreign Policy4.2 Taft and his Dollar Diplomesi

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 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 People4 K. George : American Diplomacy ( 190-1950)5 Charles Beard : Rise of American Civilization6 Hicks & Mowry: A Short History of American Democracy7 Nevins and Commager: The Heritage of America8 Current, Williams and : American History – A survey Freidel9 Paul M. Angle : The American Reader Vol. III, IV, V(Stu. Ed.)10 S. E. Bemis : A Diplomatic History of the U.S.11 WFZ{IF4 SFhL4 EÏ4 HFGL o VJF"RLG VD[lZSFGM .lTCF;


The Constitution History of the Republic India –I (CHR)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 The making of Constitution: Constituent Assembly and its work1.2 Salient features of the Constitution

2 2.1 The Preamble and its importance2.2 The fundamental Rights

3 3.1 The Directive Principals of the State Policy3.2 The Union Executive: The Precedent – His Powers and Position

4 4.1 THE Cabinet: Composition, Power and Position

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Banerjee B.N : The New Constitution of India2 Mahajan V.D: Constitutional History of India3 Basu D.D: Commentary on the Constitution of India Vols. I to V4 Gajendragadker P.B: The Constitution of Indian5 Pyle M.V: Constitutional Government in India.6 S[P;LP N[;F. VG[ 5|lJ6 X[9o EFZTGM A\WFZ6LI lJSF; sI]lGP U|\Y lGDF"6 AM0"f7 VFZP ;LP VU|JF,o EFZTLI ;\lJWFG SF lJSF; TYF ZFQ8=LI VF\NM,G 8 WFZ{IF4 SFhL4 EÏ4 HFGLo :JT\+ EFZTGM A\WFZ6LI .lTCF;


Elements ofHistorical Method – II(EHM)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 Foot – Notes its uses and Abuses

1.2 Practical Use of Foot – Notes, Op. cit. and Ibid2 2.1 National Achieves

2.2 Gujarat State Achieves.3 3.1 Characteristics of Competent Historian and Its Pitfalls

3.2 (1) R.C. Majumdar(2) Jadanath Sarkar Jote.

4 4.1 Appreciation of following Sources(A) Kautilya’s Arthshastra(B) Girnar - Incription

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Carr, E.H., What is History, 1962.2 Colling wood, R.G., The Idea of History, 19463 Joshi, V. V., The Problem of History and Historiography.4 Sen, S. P.,(Ed.) Historians and Historiography in Modern India, 19735 Thapar Romila and others , Communalism and the writing Indian History6 Thompson, J. W. History of Historical Writing, Vol – I and II, 19427 VMhF .`JZ,F,4 5|FRLG VG[ DwISF,LG U]HZFTGF .lTCF; GL ,[BG 5|J'l¿8 WFZ{IF4 VFZP S[P4.lTCF;G]\ TtJ7FG VG[ .lTCF; ,[BG 5|âlT9 5ZLB4 Zl;S,F, 4 o .lTCF; :J~5 VG[5|âlTP10 5Fg0[4 UMlJ\NR\ã4 .lTCF; :J~5 V[J\ l;âF\TP

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History of India(1415-1525)(HOI)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 Lodi Dynesti: Career and Achievements of Sikandar Lodi

1.2 Career of Ibrahim Lodi: First war of Panipat2 2.1 Bhakti movement: Objectives, characteristics, Nature, Causes and

its Impact2.2 Decentralization of Delhi Sultanate.

3 3.1 Administration in Sultanate Era.3.2 Economic & Technological Development in India during the

Sultanate time.4 4.1 Social & Religious Condition during Sultanate Era

4.2 Education, Literature, Art and Architecture’s development during the Sultanate period.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 A. L. Shrivastava – Delhi Sultanate2 S. Lane Poole – Medieval India3 R. R. Tripathi – Rise and fall of the Mughal Empire.4 S. R. Sharma – Mughal Empire in India5 A. L. Shrivastava – The Mughal Empire6 Edward and Garret – Mughal Rule in India.7 R. C. Majumadar (Edi) – The Delhi Sultanate, (Bhartiya Vidhya Bhavan)8 0F¶PKM8]EF. GFIS v DwII]ULG EFZT EFU vZ9 HX]EF. 58[, EFZTGM .lTCF; s!5Z&v!*_*f4 I]lGJl;"8L U|\Y lGDF"6 AM0"4 UF\

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History of Gujarat (942 TO1304)(HOG)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 Political Achievements and Cultural Contribution of Mulraj - I & Bhimdev – I

1.2 Siddhraj Jaysingh – Victories – Political & Cultural Achievements2 2.1 Kumarpal – Career and Cultural Achievements

2.2 Acharya Hemchandra as a Scholar3 3.1 Karndev – II and Significance of their rule

3.2 Vastupal – Tejpal as administrations scholors and reformers4 4.1 Economic and Social condition during the solanki – vaghela period

4.2 Cultural condition: Literature, Art and Architecture.

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Majumdar A. K: Chalukyas of Gujarat2 Munshi K. M: The Glory that was Gurjardesa3 Parikh K. C: Introduction to the History of Gujarat Kavyannshashan – Vol II4 Jagannath: Early History of the maitrakas of Gujarat.5 Majamudar M. R: Cultural History of Gujarat.6 Commissariat M.S: Studies in History of Gujarat, History of Gujarat Vol II7 XF:+L N]UF"X\SZ S[P o U]HZFTGM DwISF,LG ZFH5]T .lTCF; EFU G\P Z8 XF:+L ClZ5|;FN JLP o U]HZFTGM 5|FRLG .lTCF; o D{+S SF,LG U]HZFT !vZ9 DC[TF ZP GFo U]HZFTG[ D/[, lX<5 :YF5tIGM JFZ;MP10 VFRFI" GPVFo U]HZFTGM ;M,\SL SF,LG .lTCF; Po U]HZFTGF WD" ;\5|NIPo

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1 1.1 Administration of the Subas of Delhi Sultanate1.2 Administration of Guj. Sultanate – Central, Talukas, and Village

2 2.1 Economics Condition during the period2.2 Social life: custom and conversion of Hindu and Muslim

3 3.1 Religious Policy of Gujarat Sultanate3.2 Cultural Condition: Art and Architecture

4 4.1 Literature during this period4.2 The Important _________ and _________ of the Gujarat Sultanate

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Commissariat M. A: History of Gujarat2 Dar Muhammed Ibrahim: Literary and Cultural Activities in Gujarat3 Havive & Nizami: Comprehensive History of India Vol – V.(The Delhi Sultanate)4 Mujumdar M. R: Cultural History of Gujarat5 VFRFI" GPVFo DwISF,LG U]HZFTGM4U]HZFTGF WD" ;\5|NFIM4

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1 1.1 Contribution of the Sultanate period to Indian Civilization1.2 Cultural achievements of Mughal Emperor Akbar

2 2.1 Art and Architecture during the Mughal Period2.2 The influence and synthesis of the Hindu – Muslim Culture.

3 3.1 The Literary trends of India in Modern age3.2 The Cultural heritage of India: Architect, Sculpture and fine arts

4 4.1 The Development of Science and technology in the 20th Century India

4.2 The Contribution of India Culture in Modern World

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Majumdar R.C: Ancient India(Motial Banarasidas, Delhi – 1968)2 Tripathi R.S: History of India(Motial Banarasidas3 Mahajan V.D: Ancient India (S. Chand & Co.4 Kulkarni Chidambar: Ancient India History & Culture(Orient Longmans5 Dalvi D.A., David M.D: History and Culture of Ancient India Mahadevan V. and (Kitabmahal, Allahabad)

Shastri B.S.6 S.R. Sharma: Making of Modern India7 Majumdar, Raychaudhari : An Advanced History of India.and Dutta8 Majumdar R.C: History and Culture of the Indian People(General Editor) Vol. I to IX ( Bhartiya Vidhya

Bhavan, Bombay)9 S.R. Sharma: Mughal Empire in India.10 C.A. Kinkaid: A History of the Maratha People 11 ;ZG 5Lo 5|FRLG DwISF,LG EFZT s !5Z& TS fsZ6HLTl5|g8;" V[JD Ÿ

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1 1.1Woodrow Wilson – his ‘New Freedom’ Reforms The first world war and US Neutrality – us enters war (1917) – End of war, and the treats of Versilles – Wilson’s in Points – his effects for world peace

1.2 Post war life in U.S.A – Society, Education, Literature and Arts2 2.1 The Washington Conference

2.2 Great Depression – Causes – steps taken by Hoover administration and failure.

3 3.1 F.D. Roosevelt – His ‘ New Deal’ Programme – His foreign Policy (1933-42)

3.2 U.S.A. and the second world war – Contribution of F.D. Roosevelt in the establishment of the U.N

4 4.1 Harry S Truman – The fair Deal – His forign policy – The Cold war4.2 Social and Scientific development of America after the second the

Second World war

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 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 People4 K. George: American Diplomacy ( 190-1950)5 Charles Beard: Rise of American Civilization6 Hicks & Mowry: A Short History of American Democracy7 Nevins and Commager: The Heritage of America8 Current, Williams and : American History – A survey Freidel9 Paul M. Angle: The American Reader Vol. III, IV, V(Stu. Ed.)10 S. E. Bemis: A Diplomatic History of the U.S.11 WFZ{IF4 SFhL4 EÏ4 HFGLo VJF"RLG VD[lZSFGM .lTCF;


The Constitution History the of Republic India – II(CHR)Course type : Core compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 1.1 The Union legislature – Composition, Powers and function of the Loksabha and Rajya sabha – Theire Mutual Relations

1.2 The Suprim court of India – Composition and Powers.2 2.1 The State Government: The Governor and the Cabinet

2.2 The State Legislature: The high court 3 3.1 Relation between the union and the state Government

3.2 The Procedure of the amendment of the Constitution4 4.1 The Controller and Auditor General of India

4.2 The Election Commission

Reference BooksNo Book Name1 Banerjee B.N: The New Constitution of India2 Mahajan V.D: Constitutional History of India3 Basu D.D: Commentary on the Constitution of India Vols. I to V4 Gajendragadker P.B: The Constitution of Indian5 Pyle M.V: Constitutional Government in India.6 S[P;LP N[;F. VG[ 5|lJ6 X[9o EFZTGM A\WFZ6LI lJSF; sI]lGP U|\Y lGDF"6 AM0"f7 VFZP ;LP VU|JF,o EFZTLI ;\lJWFG SF lJSF; TYF ZFQ8=LI VF\NM,G 8 WFZ{IF4 SFhL4 EÏ4 HFGLo :JT\+ EFZTGM A\WFZ6LI .lTCF;

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