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    Year Psir - 1B Questions: Modern History

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    The document is a notebook containing questions from past PSIR exams from 2020 to 2010 related to Modern Indian History and the Indian Independence Movement. Some of the questions focus on specific topics like the Revolt of 1857, Gandhian phase of the movement, radical humanist perspectives, peasant movements, women's participation, and Marxist and Dalit views of the movement. Other questions examine broader themes like the link between the Indian Renaissance and nationalism, differences between moderate and extremist approaches, Gandhian and Nehruvian models of development, and the role of important figures like Lord Dalhousie.

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    The document is a notebook containing questions from past PSIR exams from 2020 to 2010 related to Modern Indian History and the Indian Independence Movement. Some of the questions focus on specific topics like the Revolt of 1857, Gandhian phase of the movement, radical humanist perspectives, peasant movements, women's participation, and Marxist and Dalit views of the movement. Other questions examine broader themes like the link between the Indian Renaissance and nationalism, differences between moderate and extremist approaches, Gandhian and Nehruvian models of development, and the role of important figures like Lord Dalhousie.

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    The document is a notebook containing questions from past PSIR exams from 2020 to 2010 related to Modern Indian History and the Indian Independence Movement. Some of the questions focus on specific topics like the Revolt of 1857, Gandhian phase of the movement, radical humanist perspectives, peasant movements, women's participation, and Marxist and Dalit views of the movement. Other questions examine broader themes like the link between the Indian Renaissance and nationalism, differences between moderate and extremist approaches, Gandhian and Nehruvian models of development, and the role of important figures like Lord Dalhousie.

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    Modern History

    Notebook: History PYQP


    Created: 10/24/2020 7:00 PM Updated: 10/25/2020 3:43 PM
    Author: [email protected]

    YEAR PSIR - 1B QUESTIONS


    2020

     
    Q1. The 1857 uprising was the
    culmination of the recurrent, big and
    small
    Q1. Dalit Perspective on local rebellions that had occurred in the
    Indian National preceding hundred years of
    Movement.Discuss. British rule. Elucidate.

    Q2. National Movement in Q2.  Examine the linkages between the


    India was anti imperialist & nineteenth century’s ‘Indian
    2019 increasingly radical in its Renaissance’ and the emergence of
    socio economically  & national identity.
    political programmes.
    Q3. Many voices had strengthened and
    enriched the nationalist movement
    during the Gandhian phase. Elaborate.

    Q4. Assess the role of British imperial power


    in complicating the process of
    transfer of power during the 1940s.

    Q1.  Throw light on the significance of


    the thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi in the
    Q1. Revolt of 1857 is a " present times.
    Sepoy Mutiny " or " First
    War Of Independence ".
    2018
    Comment. Q2.   Why indentured labour was taken by
    the British from India to their
    colonies? Have they been able to preserve
    their cultural identity over
    there?

    2017 Q1. The Success Of MG lay in Q1. Clarify how mid-eighteenth century
    transforming both political & India was beset with the spectre of a
    non political movements into fragmented polity.
    a unified nationalist
    movement. Comment. Q2.  Why did the ‘Moderates’ fail to carry
    conviction with the nation about
    Q2. Differentiate btw their proclaimed ideology and political goals
    Moderate Nationalism from by the end of the nineteenth
    Extremist/Militant century?
    Nationalism in terms of their
    objective & means. Q3.  Examine how the decline of traditional
    artisanal industry in colonial India
    crippled the rural economy.

    Q4. Highlight the importance of the new


    objectives that got added to the
    vision of Indian Independence since the
    twenties of the last century.

    Q5.  The women’s questions arose in


    modern India as a part of the 19th
    century social reform movement. What
    are the major issues and debates
    concerning women in that period?

    Q1. Explain how the uprising of 1857


    constitutes an important watershed in
    the evolution of British policies towards
    colonial India.

    Q1. Critically examine Radical Q2. Discuss the role of women in the
    2016 Humanist Perspective on freedom struggle especially during the
    Indian National Movement. Gandhian phase.

    Q3. Highlight the differences in the


    approach of Subhash Chandra Bose and
    Mahatma Gandhi in the struggle for
    freedom.

    Q1. How different would have been the


    achievement of Indian independence
    without Mahatma Gandhi? Discuss.

    Q2.  Mahatma Gandhi and Dr B.R.


    Q1. Satyagraha as a strategy
    Ambedkar, despite having divergent
    in Indian National
    approaches and strategies, had a common
    Movement. Comment .
    goal of amelioration of the
    2015 downtrodden. Elucidate.
    Q2. Compare Nehruvian &
    Q3.  It would have been difficult for the
    Gandhian model of
    Constituent Assembly to complete its
    development.
    historic task of drafting the Constitution for
    Independent India in just
    three years but for the experience gained
    with the Government of India
    Act, 1935. Discuss.

    2014 Q1. Examine how peasant Q1. The third battle of Panipat was fought
    movements promoted  in 1761. Why were so many
     Nationalist Ideas during empire-shaking battles fought at Panipat ?
    struggle for Indian
    Independence. Q2.  Examine critically the various facets
    of economic policies of the British
    in India from the mid-eighteenth century till
    independence.
    Q3.  In what ways did the naval mutiny
    prove to be the last nail in the coffin of
    British colonial aspirations in India?

    Q1. Comment on Marxist


    understanding of India's
    freedom movement.

    Q2. Gandhian Perspective of


    development & its
    contemporary Q1. Defying the barriers of age, gender and
    relevance.Comment. religion, the Indian women
      became the torchbearer during the
    Q3. Efficacy of Satyagraha as struggle for freedom in India. Discuss.
    moral resistance to colonial
    rule. Comment.( 2012 ) Q2 Several foreigners made India their
    2013 homeland and participated in various
    Q4. Dalit perspective on movements. Analyze their role in the Indian
    INM. Comment. ( 2011 ) struggle for freedom.

    Q5. Significance of CDM. Q3. In many ways, Lord Dalhousie was the
    Comment.( 2011 ) founder of modern India.
    Elaborate.
    Q6. Comment on Indian
    Nationalism as depicted in
    S.N Banerjee's " A Nation In
    Making ". ( 2010 )

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