Get here textbook solutions, questions, answers, notes, MCQs, pdf, extras of all the chapters of WBBSE Class 10 History and Environment (Madhyamik, ইতিহাস ও পরিবেশ) (English and Bengali mediums) for students studying under the West Bengal Board. Click on the link mentioned under each chapter to get the solutions to that chapter. However, the notes ought to be utilised as references and are open to change or modification in accordance with the requirements.
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About WBBSE Class 10 History and Environment
WBBSE Class 10 History and Environment (ইতিহাস ও পরিবেশ) introduces students to important ideas, events, and changes in Indian society and politics over time. The book has eight chapters. Each chapter focuses on different historical developments that shaped the country.
The first chapter, Ideas of History, explains how history is studied. It discusses changes in society, the roots of popular sports, and the role of historiography. The second chapter, Reform: Characteristics and Observations, talks about the start of Indian journalism. It mentions Bengali newspapers and the people who used writing to bring attention to social issues, including women’s conditions. The third chapter, Resistance and Rebellion: Characteristics and Analyses, covers early uprisings against British rule. It includes movements like the Indigo Revolt, Wahabi Movement, and Farazi Movement.
The fourth chapter, Early Stages of Collective Action, looks at the Revolt of 1857 and how Indian literature spread ideas of pride and unity. The fifth chapter, Alternative Ideas and Initiatives, describes how Indian nationalists started new educational and cultural projects. It mentions efforts made by individuals and groups to improve learning and awareness. The sixth chapter, Peasant, Working Class and Leftist Movements in 20th Century India, describes how poor peasants and workers fought against mistreatment in villages and factories. It shows how these people raised their voices during British rule.
The seventh chapter, Movements Organised by Women, Students, and Marginal People in 20th Century India, focuses on the role of women, students, and Dalits in the freedom struggle. They joined movements like the Non-Cooperation Movement and the Quit India Movement. The eighth chapter, Post-Colonial India: Second Half of the 20th Century, discusses what happened after India became free. It explains the partition, refugee problems, wars, and how states were reorganised.
This book helps students understand how the past has shaped present-day India.
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