CBSE Class 10 History

THE FIRST PRINTED BOOKS China, Japan, and Korea were among the first countries to develop print technology. This was a method of hand printing that included rubbing paper against inked woodblocks. Because China had a bureaucratic system, the imperial state sponsored the printing of a large number of textbooks for civil service examinations. The new […]

FACTS THAT MATTER  Cities in India in the 19th century presented a variety of sights and sensations, including riches and poor, splendour and filth, chances and disappointments. The growth of industrial capitalism, the formation of colonial power over broad parts of the globe, and the development of democratic principles have all affected contemporary cities in

FACTS THAT MATTER  The tale of the modern age appears to be a great time of new technologies. The history of industrialization is all about development. Before the Industrial Revolution Even when there were no factories in England, there was large-scale manufacturing aimed towards a global market. During this time, the term “proto-industrialization” was coined

The Pre-modern World ‘Globalisation’ began with trade, human migration in search of work, and capital mobility, among other things. Silk Routes link the World Chinese pottery, spices and textiles from India and Southeast Asia travelled by land and sea over multiple silk routes. Several silk routes helped link Asia with Europe and northern Africa, allowing

Facts That Matter  The rise of nationalism in India up to the first decade of the twentieth century. Nationalism captivated the public imagination and drew members of many social groups. THE FIRST WORLD WAR, KHILAFAT AND NON-COOPERATION The First World War altered the economic and political environment in the years after 1919. The people of

Facts That Matter  Though Vietnam achieved nominal independence before India in 1945, it took three decades to achieve Republic status. Nationalism emerged in colonial Indo-China. Emerging from the Shadow of China Indo-China is modern-day Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. Colonial Domination and Resistance The French colonialism of Vietnam drove the Vietnamese people into conflict with the

Facts That Matter  Nationalism emerged as a force in the nineteenth century, causing profound changes in Europe’s political and mental worlds and resulting in the development of the nation-state. A nation-state was one in which the majority of its population had a feeling of shared identity, not only its rulers. Frederic Sorrieu, a French artist,