if i want to study history where do i start from?
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HOLA friend!!
If you are really interested in studying Indian History, here's some tips for you:
Learn all events sequentially. Now, what do I mean by "sequentially"?
Sequentially means, learn all the events "as the happened".
For example:
Firstly, there was the First War of Independence, 1857 (The Sepoy Mutiny).
Second, the Factors that lead to the growth of Nationalism in India.
Third, the Programme and Achievements of the Moderates (early Congress-men).
Fourth, the Assertive nationalists --- Those who followed agitative methods to gain freedom for India.
Fifth, the Partition of Bengal (1905) by Lord Curzon and growth of the Swadeshi and Boycott in India.
Sixth, the Factors leading and consequences of the formation of the Muslim League in 1906.
Seventh, the signing of the Lucknow Pact in Lucknow, at 1916, by the Hindus and Muslims, which led to the Hindu-Muslim unity.
Then, Gandhiji joined the political movement. His contribution is very important, specially the Satyagraha, Non Cooperation Movement and the Civil Disobedience Movement, and Lastly, the Quit India Movement.
Next, there is the Cripps Mission --- The failure of the Cripps Mission.
After that, there is the story about Subhash Chandra Bose, and the formation of Forward Block and the INA (Indian National Army).
Lastly, there is the Independence and Partition of India.
Now, there are some general tips for getting interests in History:
=> History is a subject which plays with your mind and ability. Do not let yourself lose to History. Study history, do not Learn History.
=> Many people are of the view that there is nothing to understand in History, only Learn by Heart, but I can declare proudly, that they are wrong.
If you understand the events by studying, your interests for studying history will grow automatically. UNDERSTAND and LEARN, do not just Learn by heart and vomit in the examinations.
=> Lastly, learn History because you want to learn; Learn history, not only to score good marks in the exams, but also to increase your knowledge. Try to develop interest in History.
Thanks,,.
If you are really interested in studying Indian History, here's some tips for you:
Learn all events sequentially. Now, what do I mean by "sequentially"?
Sequentially means, learn all the events "as the happened".
For example:
Firstly, there was the First War of Independence, 1857 (The Sepoy Mutiny).
Second, the Factors that lead to the growth of Nationalism in India.
Third, the Programme and Achievements of the Moderates (early Congress-men).
Fourth, the Assertive nationalists --- Those who followed agitative methods to gain freedom for India.
Fifth, the Partition of Bengal (1905) by Lord Curzon and growth of the Swadeshi and Boycott in India.
Sixth, the Factors leading and consequences of the formation of the Muslim League in 1906.
Seventh, the signing of the Lucknow Pact in Lucknow, at 1916, by the Hindus and Muslims, which led to the Hindu-Muslim unity.
Then, Gandhiji joined the political movement. His contribution is very important, specially the Satyagraha, Non Cooperation Movement and the Civil Disobedience Movement, and Lastly, the Quit India Movement.
Next, there is the Cripps Mission --- The failure of the Cripps Mission.
After that, there is the story about Subhash Chandra Bose, and the formation of Forward Block and the INA (Indian National Army).
Lastly, there is the Independence and Partition of India.
Now, there are some general tips for getting interests in History:
=> History is a subject which plays with your mind and ability. Do not let yourself lose to History. Study history, do not Learn History.
=> Many people are of the view that there is nothing to understand in History, only Learn by Heart, but I can declare proudly, that they are wrong.
If you understand the events by studying, your interests for studying history will grow automatically. UNDERSTAND and LEARN, do not just Learn by heart and vomit in the examinations.
=> Lastly, learn History because you want to learn; Learn history, not only to score good marks in the exams, but also to increase your knowledge. Try to develop interest in History.
Thanks,,.
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