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Q1
Why is the sixth century BCE often regarded as a major turning point in early Indian history ?

Q2
Point out one supportive and one conservative view on the opportunities provided to the Indian women in the colonial cities.

Q3
Analyze the role of memories and oral narratives in constructing the history of the partition of India.

Q4
“The arguments and evidence offered by the Fifth-Report cannot be accepted uncritically.” Give arguments.

Q5
“Abul Fazl has described the ideal of Sulh-i-Kul of Akbar as the corner-stone of his enlightened rule.” Justify.

Q6
Critically examine the limitations of the inscriptional evidence in understanding political and economic history of India.

Q7
Explain the strategies used by the archaeologists to understand socio-economic differences among the Harappans.

Q8
“The rulers of Vijayanagara innovated and developed new traditions in the Virupaksha temple.” Elaborate.

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