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|| Content of The Story of Civilization Ncert Notes ||

1. Chapter: 7 – Capitalism and the Industrial Revolution
2. Chapter: 8 – Revolutionary and Nationalist Movements
3. Chapter: 9 – Imperialism and Colonialism
4. Chapter: 10 – The First World War
5. Chapter: 11 – The Russian Revolution
6. Chapter: 12 – The World From 1919 to the Second World War
7. Chapter: 13 – The World After the Second World War

|| Brief Introduction of The Story of Civilization Ncert Notes ||

Chapter: 7 – Capitalism and the Industrial Revolution

1. Rise of Capitalism
2. The Industrial Revolution
3. The Revolution Begins In England?
4. Revolution in the Textile Industry
5. Power from the Steam Engine
6. Improvement in Transportation
7. Revolution in Agriculture
8. Spread of the Industrial Revolution
9. The Industrial Revolution in Other Countries
10. Competition in Trade and the Rise of Imperialism
11. From Village to City
12. Industrial Capitalism and the First Industrial Workers
13. Efforts to Improve Working Conditions in Industry
14. Government Responsibility and Industrialization
15. The Rise of Socialism

Chapter: 8 – Revolutionary and Nationalist Movements

1. The English Colonies in America
2. Causes of the War of American Independence
3. The Massachusetts Assembly
4. Boston Tea Party
5. The Philadelphia Congress and the Declaration of Independence
6. The War of Independence
7. The American Constitution
8. Significance of the American Revolution
9. The Growth of a Nation
10. The French Revolution
11. Social Conditions in the 18th-Century France
12. Privileged Classes or Estate
13. Third Estate
14. The Monarchy
15. The Intellectual Movement
16. Rationalism: The Age Of Reason
17. Attack on the Clergy
18. The Economists
19. Democracy
20. An outbreak of the Revolution
21. War and End of Monarchy
22. The Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars
23. Consequences of the Revolution
24. Revolutionary and Nationalist Movements After 1815
25. Impact of the French Revolution on the World
26. Revolutions in America
27. Revolutionary Movements in Europe
28. Revolutions Of 1848
29. Growth of Democracy in England
30. Unification of Germany
31. Unification of Italy
32. Socialist Movement
33. Early Socialists
34. Marxian Socialism
35. The First International, 1864
36. The Paris Commune, 1871
37. The Second International

Chapter: 9 – Imperialism and Colonialism

1. Conditions That Helped the Growth of Imperialism
2. Demands Created By the Industrial Revolution
3. Improvement in Transportation and Communication
4. Extreme Nationalism: Pride and Power
5. The ‘Civilizing Mission’: Men and Ideas
6. Conditions That Favoured Imperialism in Asia and Africa
7. The Conquest of Asia
8. The British in India
9. Imperialism in China
10. Imperialism in South and South East Asia
11. Imperialism in Central and Western Asia
12. Japan as an Imperialist Power
13. Imperialism in Africa
14. Slave Trade
15. Scramble For Africa
16. West and Central Africa
17. South Africa
18. East Africa
19. North Africa
20. The Americas and the Pacific
21. Effects of Imperialism

Chapter: 10 – The First World War

1. Imperialist Rivalries
2. Conflicts within Europe
3. Formation of Alliances
4. Incidents Preceding the War
5. The Outbreak of War
6. The Course of the War
7. End of the War
8. Peace Treaties
9. Consequences of the War and the Peace Treaties

Chapter: 11 – The Russian Revolution

1. Conditions in Russia before the Revolution
2. Growth of Revolutionary Movements in Russia
3. Beginning of the Revolution
4. Consequences of the Revolution

Chapter: 12 – The World from 1919 to the Second World War

1. Europe between the Wars
2. Fascism in Italy
3. Nazism in Germany
4. Developments in Britain and France
5. The United States Emerges As the Strongest Power
6. The Emergence of the Soviet Union
7. Nationalist Movements in Asia and Africa
8. Beginning of Fascist Aggression
9. Japanese Invasion of China
10. German Militarization
11. Italian Invasion of Ethiopia
12. The Spanish Civil War
13. The Munich Pact
14. The Second World War
15. The Invasion of Poland
16. Conquest of Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, and France
17. The Battle of Britain
18. German Invasion of the Soviet Union
19. The Expansion of the War
20. The Battle of Stalingrad
21. The ‘Second Front”
22. End of the War in Europe
23. The Capitulation of Japan
24. Resistance Movements
25. The Damage Caused By the War

Chapter: 13 – The World after the Second World War

1. Immediate Consequences of the Second World War
2. The Potsdam Conference
3. Europe after the Second World War
4. The Cold War
5. Rise of Asia and Africa
6. The Revolution in Chinese
7. The Korean War
8. The Struggle in Vietnam
9. Developments in West Asia and North Africa
10. Syria and Lebanon Become Independent
11. The State of Israel
12. The Revolution in Egypt
13. Libya Gains Independence
14. Freedom Struggle in Algeria
15. Achievement of Freedom by African Nations
16. Kenya: Mau Mau Rebellion
17. Non-Aligned Movement (Nam)

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“The Story of Civilization” by Arjun Dev is a series of textbooks published by NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) in India. These textbooks aim to provide comprehensive and accessible coverage of various historical periods and civilizations for students at the secondary level.

Arjun Dev’s textbooks are widely used in Indian schools to teach history, offering a structured and detailed overview of human civilization from ancient times to the modern era. The series covers a range of topics including ancient civilizations like the Indus Valley Civilization, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome, as well as medieval and modern periods, including the rise of empires, colonialism, and the emergence of nation-states.

The NCERT notes based on “The Story of Civilization” by Arjun Dev condense the content of these textbooks into concise summaries, making it easier for students to grasp key concepts and historical events. These notes are often used by students as supplementary study material to aid in exam preparation and deeper understanding of historical themes and developments.