1. james mills division of indian history has criticism. explain
2. British kept official reward of their administration. explain where and why
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James mill divide Indian history in Hindu,muslim,christian
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1. James Mill divided Indian history into three periods :
*Hindu
*Muslim
*British
He divided Indian history into these periods by taking in concern of the rulers at that time. He meant that before British rule India was dark with conflicts between different religion rulers. He thought that with British rule India was enlightened. Though this was widely accepted it has criticism. Because
*James has divided by the religion of rulers
*When we talk about Hindu period, Muslim people are also present and in Muslim period Hindus are also present.
*Rulers belonged to many faiths, so it is wrong to divide history into religions
*A period in history cannot be characterized only through religion of rulers, but the lives & practices of all people has to be considered.
*Hindu
*Muslim
*British
He divided Indian history into these periods by taking in concern of the rulers at that time. He meant that before British rule India was dark with conflicts between different religion rulers. He thought that with British rule India was enlightened. Though this was widely accepted it has criticism. Because
*James has divided by the religion of rulers
*When we talk about Hindu period, Muslim people are also present and in Muslim period Hindus are also present.
*Rulers belonged to many faiths, so it is wrong to divide history into religions
*A period in history cannot be characterized only through religion of rulers, but the lives & practices of all people has to be considered.
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2. The British believed that the act of
writing was important. Every instruction, plan, policy
decision, agreement, investigation had to be clearly
written up. Once this was done, things could be properly
studied and debated.
writing was important. Every instruction, plan, policy
decision, agreement, investigation had to be clearly
written up. Once this was done, things could be properly
studied and debated.
The British also felt that all important documents
and letters needed to be carefully preserved. So they
set up record rooms attached to all administrative
institutions. The village tahsildar ’s office, the
collectorate, the commissioner’s office, the provincial
secretariats, the lawcourts – all had their record rooms.
Specialised institutions like archives and museums were
also established to preserve important records.
and letters needed to be carefully preserved. So they
set up record rooms attached to all administrative
institutions. The village tahsildar ’s office, the
collectorate, the commissioner’s office, the provincial
secretariats, the lawcourts – all had their record rooms.
Specialised institutions like archives and museums were
also established to preserve important records.
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