7. Short answer questions, (a) Why do we associate history with dates? (b) What is periodisation? (c) What is the meaning of colonisation' in history? (d) Who were 'calligraphists'? 8. Long answer questions. (a) Explain the importance of surveys and official records. What do they tell us and what they do not? (b) What are surveys and how are they important? (c) What do you know about colonialism? (d) What is the problem with James Mill's periodisation of Indian History? (e) Why did the British preserve official documents?
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We continue to associate history with a string of dates because the events occur in a chronological order and that helps to study the cause and effect relationship.
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A calligraphist is a man who is a skilled laborer, talented worker, prepared specialist, a laborer who has obtained uncommon abilities to write unquestionably, they are generally known for having what it takes of beautifully written work. You may hear calligraphy portrayed essentially as 'wonderfully written work'.
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