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How do we write history?

What is the first statement of this audio clip?

• Ans. Whenever we write history, we categorise it into different chapters.

• We do this to give some coherence to each chapter. In the course of writing history.

• we focus on those events which aid us in forming the stories we are telling.

• We write history in such a way that no important event of history could be left.

How do we write history?

What is the second statement of this audio clip?

• Whenever we write history, we categorise it into different chapters.

• We do this to give some coherence to each chapter. In the course of writing history.

• we focus on those events which aid us in forming the stories we are telling.

• We write history in such a way that no important event of history could be left.

How do we write history?

What is the third statement of this audio clip?

• Whenever we write history, we categorise it into different chapters.

• We do this to give some coherence to each chapter. In the course of writing history.

• we focus on those events which aid us in forming the stories we are telling.

• We write history in such a way that no important event of history could be left.

How do we write history?

What is the fourth statement of this audio clip?

• Whenever we write history, we categorise it into different chapters.

• We do this to give some coherence to each chapter. In the course of writing history.

• we focus on those events which aid us in forming the stories we are telling.

• We write history in such a way that no important event of history could be left.

Why did the British conduct surveys? Name some surveys conducted by them. What is the first statement of this audio clip?

• The British believed that if a country had to be administered effectively, then surveys had to be conducted properly to map the entire territory.

• Apart from topography, soil pattern, vegetation, etc., surveys also assist in understanding the entire history of a country.

• Taking this advantage into consideration, the British conducted a number of surveys in various parts of India, such as archaeological, botanical, zoological, forests, revenue and census surveys, etc.

Why did the British conduct surveys? Name some surveys conducted by them. What is the second statement of this audio clip?

• The British believed that if a country had to be administered effectively, then surveys had to be conducted properly to map the entire territory.

• Apart from topography, soil pattern, vegetation, etc., surveys also assist in understanding the entire history of a country.

• Taking this advantage into consideration, the British conducted a number of surveys in various parts of India, such as archaeological, botanical, zoological, forests, revenue and census surveys, etc.

Why did the British conduct surveys? Name some surveys conducted by them. What is the third statement of this audio clip?

• The British believed that if a country had to be administered effectively, then surveys had to be conducted properly to map the entire territory.

• Apart from topography, soil pattern, vegetation, etc., surveys also assist in understanding the entire history of a country.

• Taking this advantage into consideration, the British conducted a number of surveys in various parts of India, such as archaeological, botanical, zoological, forests, revenue and census surveys, etc.

What did the British do after their arrival in India? What is the first statement of this audio clip?

• The British came to India as traders but they gradually became the rulers of the country.

• They established their control over the society and economy of the country and collected revenue from the people for their expenses.

• They bought goods at cheap prices and sold their finished products at higher prices.

• They brought about a number of changes in values, tastes, customs and practices of the people. Moreover, they conquered whole of the country.

What did the British do after their arrival in India? What is the second statement of this audio clip?

• The British came to India as traders but they gradually became the rulers of the country.

• They established their control over the society and economy of the country and collected revenue from the people for their expenses.

• They bought goods at cheap prices and sold their finished products at higher prices.

• They brought about a number of changes in values, tastes, customs and practices of the people. Moreover, they conquered whole of the country.

What did the British do after their arrival in India? What is the third statement of this audio clip?

• The British came to India as traders but they gradually became the rulers of the country.

• They established their control over the society and economy of the country and collected revenue from the people for their expenses.

• They bought goods at cheap prices and sold their finished products at higher prices.

• They brought about a number of changes in values, tastes, customs and practices of the people. Moreover, they conquered whole of the country.