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NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA SAMITI, NOIDA
SPLITUP SYLLABUS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015
SUBJECT : HISTORY CLASS: XII
NAME OF THE TEXT BOOKS : THEMES IN INDIAN HISTORY PART-1,2,3

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UNIT-THEME ONE AND TWO
1.BRICKS, BEADS AND BONES.THE
HARAPPAN CIVILISATION
2.KINGS,FARMERS AND TOWNS.
EARLY STATES AND
ECONOMIES(c.600 BCE-600CE)
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UNIT II THEME THREE AND FOUR
AND FIVE.
3. KINGSHIP, CASTE AND CLASS.
EARLY SOCIETIES (c.600 BCE-600
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4.THINKERS, BELIEF AND
BUILDINGS. CULTURAL
DEVELOPMENTS. (c.600 BCE-600
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5. THROUGH THE EYES OF
TRAVELLERS: PERCEPTIONS OF
SOCIETY (c.tenth to seventeenth
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THEME SIX,SEVENTH AND EIGHT.
6.BHATI-SUFI TRADITIONS:
CHANGES IN RELIGIOUS BELIEF
AND DEVOTIONAL TEXTS (c.eight to
eighteenth centuries) 7.AN
IMPERIAL CAPITAL : VIJAYANAGARA
(c.fourteenth to sixteenth centuries)
8.PEASANTS,ZAMINDARS AND THE
STATE: Agarian Society and The
Mughal Empire (c.sixteenth-
seventeenth centuries)
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UNITS NINE & TEN 9.KINGS AND
CHRONOCLES: The Mughal Courts.(c.
sixteenth-seventeenth centuries)
10.COLONIALISM AND THE
COUNTRYSIDE:Exploring Offical
Archives
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UNITS ELEVEN AND TWELVE
11.REBELS AND THE RAJ: 1857
Revolt and its Representations.
12.COLONIAL CITIES:
Urbanisation,Planning and
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13.MAHATHMA GANDHI AND THE
NATIONALIST MOVEMENT: Civil
Disobedience and Beyond
THEME FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH 14.UNDERSTANDING
PARTITION:
Politics,Memories,Experiences
15.FRAMING THE CONSTITUTUION:
the Beginning of a New Era



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Note: The teacher concerned is requested to refer to the CBSE curriculum 2014-15 for further
clarifications, if any.


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