themes in history: x History tentative split of syllabus April 07

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THEMES IN HISTORY

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XII History CBSE

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XI History CBSE

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x History CBSE

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i x History CBSE

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x History tentative split of syllabus April 07

Sunday, July 1, 2007

April& May: 1.Rise of Nationalism in Europe

June&July : 2.Nationalist Movement in IndoChina

August: 3.Nationalism in India

September 4. Making of global world

October 5. Age of Industrialization , 6.Work, Life and Leisure

November 7. Print, Culture and Modern World, 8. Novels, Society and History

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