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WorksheetsThe modern period
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
(a) is the study of changing patterns in the society
Dates in history are linked to _____
Dates
Time
People
Historians have divided history into _____ periods
3
4
2
_____,_____and_____ are the periods of history
(a)
Periodization in history has changed over____
Date
Time
Event
Change from the ancient to the mediaeval period after the arrival of ______ in India
Turks
British
Africans
Change from material to modern occurred with the arrival of_____
Turks
Africans
British
The (a) generally taken as starting point of the modern period
Some of the defining features of the modern era are______
Time,date
Love, events
Scientific progress,industrialisation, colonization
The changing trends for first visible in_____
Europe
India
America
The British treated India as a (a)
Modern period can also called as _____
Colonial period
Historical period
Present period
It is easier to define dates for events in _____
Political history
Social history
4 questions are important in history what are they
What happened
When did it happen
Where it happen
How it happen
All
Sepoy mutiny is an example of (a)
Literary sources include_____
Government reports, administrative records, official records of the British
Population surveys, revenue surveys
All literary sources records have been carefully preserved in______ and _____
(a)
Administrative decision was recorded and carefully preserved and culture of recording comes under_____
Literary sources
Survey reports
Indigenous records
Official records
Survey reports include (a)
_____was an important part of these surveys
Mapping
Timing
Culture and care
The British made a large number of (a)
Diaries, accounts of pilgrims and travellers, newspapers ,books are included in
Indigenius records
Literary sources
Official records
Survey reports
Dadabhai naoroji wrote (a) in India
Newspaper such as _____ and ____ also made people aware of the real intentions of the British
(a)
The modern period in India is associated with the establishment of (a)
