NCERT CLASS 8 HISTORY CH 1

                 HOW , WHEN AND WHIRE


1. State whether valid or misleading:


(a) James Factory partitioned Indian history into three periods - Hindu, Muslim, Christian.


(b) Official archives assist us with understanding what individuals of the nation think.


(c) The English idea studies were significant for viable organization.


Reply.


(a) Misleading


(b) Misleading


(c) Valid


2. What is the issue with the periodization of Indian history that James Plant offers?


Reply.


The issue with the periodization of Indian History that James Plant offers is the prevalence of the English displayed over Hindus and Muslims. James Plant has isolated Indian History into three periods - Hindu, Muslim and English, guaranteeing that presenting European habits, expressions, organizations and regulations in India was essential.


James Factory's perspectives have a few imperfections given underneath:


a. He felt that all Asian social orders were at a lower level of civilization when contrasted with Europe.


b. As indicated by his recounting history, before the English came to India, Hindu and Muslim autocrats controlled the country.


c. Strict narrow mindedness, standing restrictions and offbeat practices overwhelmed public activity before the English came to India


3. For what reason did the English safeguard official archives?


Reply.


The English saved official archives since they supposed in the event that they composed and recorded everything, it would later be simpler for them to concentrate on them and discussion. They kept official records of their thought process was correct so from here on out, those records could act as verification of the multitude of choices that they had taken.


4. How might the data students of history get from old papers be not quite the same as that found in police reports?


Reply.

The data imprinted in paper are normally impacted by the perspectives and assessments of the journalists, news editors and so forth. However, what students of history find in police reports are generally evident and sensible.


Question 5.

Could you at any point consider instances of studies in your present reality? Ponder how toy organizations get data about what youngsters appreciate playing with or how the public authority looks into the quantity of youngsters in school. What could a student of history at any point get from such overviews?

Reply.

Overviews are finished by government and privately owned businesses.


on segment changes, business, salaries, tastes, interests, assets, and so on.

Physically or with utilization of innovation.

At better places like home, schools, foundation, shopping centers, and so forth.

Antiquarians might get data about inclinations, way of life, segment changes, political, social, monetary life, and so on

 

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