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James Mill divided Indian history into ‘ancient’, ‘medieval’ and ‘modern’.

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Important Questions on Introduction: How, When and Where

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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 15
“The History of British India” was written by Macaulay.
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 16

In1817, James Mill divided Indian history into three periods: Hindu, _____ (Muslim/Russian) and British.

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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 17
Chronology is not one of the key concepts of the discipline of History.
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 18
The Modern Period in India began from the middle of the 18th century.
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 19
What do you understand by the term colonialism?
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 20
Why do we divide History into different periods?
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 21
Why is the Modern Period in India significant to the Indian people?
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ThinkTrail CULTURAL CHRONICLES A Coursebook for Social Science Grade 8>Chapter 3 - Introduction: How, When and Where>Q 22
How important are dates in history?