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The course will take you through the winding alleys of World History through the ages . We start from" the era of reason" popularly referred to as the enlightenment and progress to all important strands like the American ,French and Russian revolutions . What has been the role of India and how have we been impacted and what exactly is the present situation in various  See u on board!!;):)

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World History - Enlightenment to the Modern World

Political Philosophies

World History

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world history -enlightenment outside europe

Spread of Enlightenment in the Colonies

The lesson talks about developments in socialism till Marx and during the Marxian era excluding Marxian view which shall be elaborately discussed in the next lesson " Marxian socialism".

The Rise of Socialism Uptill Marx

The lesson talks of Karl Marx's views on socialism and how it was different from earlier versions and how relevant it is today.

The Socialism of Marx

The lesson is the first of two parts explaining enlightenment in the 17th and 18th C. in Europe. There is also a separate lesson on "Enlightenment in the colonies" in the same course.

Enlightenment Part 1

This is a short intro to this course on World History for optional and GS .i have tried to touch on the important aspects and what to expect . Thank you.

Introduction to World History /Course Contents

Enlightement (part 2) and the major scholars-Kant,Rousseau,Locke and others.. (V Important Lesson )

Enlightenment Part 2 -Kant and the others

The thirteen colonies into which America was divided were relatively free from the control of the mother country,Great Britain. However things started changing quickly once the imperialists started tightening the noose on the Americans from 1763.
This lesson talks about the american revolution and the major themes involved therein.. this will be in two parts.. this is part 1 ..please compulsorily see part 2 as key details are needed to be told to cover this in entirety.

The American Revolution (1765 to 1783)-The case of the 13 American Colonies(P.S see Description-imp)

The lesson completes the discourse on the American Revolution.It also contains important questions which relate to the same.

American Revolution- Part 2

The lesson talks of how the french revolution started, the events leading up to the aristrocratic revolt and how the stage was set up for the rise of the middle class.

French Revolution-Part 1

The lesson traces the activities and events in the French revolution up to 1793

The French Revolution-Part 2

The lesson talks about the Napoleanic era, his reforms and why Europe felt threatened due to the revolution!

French Revolution PART 3 The Napoleanic Era

This is a short summary of the civil war..part 2 with details coming soon..stay tuned ;)

American Civil War Part 1- A Summary

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Nandini Maharaj

The American Constitution is a seminal document that continues to influence political thought. let's peep into how it came to be drafted, what were the debates around its contents and what are the new ideas contained in it.

The American Constitution

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Abhyudaya Kelkar

To construe or decode 'The History of India' is one of the most cumbersome things to do for a common man, due to a variety of reasons. Most of the Indian history is shrouded in myths, legends and mysteries. To chalk out a structure or outlining or defining it requires several inputs from numerous sources. Also, there are certain techniques involved to do it. Since it is never easy to interpret the undefined past of this almost continent, buried under the various layers of hundreds of cultures spanning many millennia, there are 'hordes' of hurdles that make the study difficult albeit interesting. The history begins with zero, i.e. the Stone Age and this is exactly what we are going to discuss in the lessons, apart from the sources of history, the hurdles and positioning. The Stone Age can be divided into three parts viz., Old, Middle and New ones. Along with these three, we shall also discuss two quasi-Stone Age topics - Chalcolithic Age and Megaliths. However these two cannot be designated as 'Stone Age' cultures, yet the two 'lithic' periods contribute substantially to the beginning of Indian History, in some way or the other. Tags:  Ancient History, History for UPSC CSE, India History, Indian History, UPSC History, Fundamentals of History for UPSC CSE, Fundamentals of History for IAS Exam, History Syllabus for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, IAS Syllabus, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Indian History in Hindi.

(Hindi) Ancient India: The Beginning

CSE Aspirant, Public Speaker, National level Debater and Inspirational speaker. Love teaching Political Science. 

Shashwat Agrawal

This course consists of complete coverage of political theory section that is asked in UPSC optional political science and Delhi University graduation level exam. It aims to cover political theory exhaustively and provides a basic insight of political development. Basic ideologies like Liberalism, Marxism, Feminism, Anarchism, Post-modernism, etc are covered in this course. The course deals with different dimensions of democracy and completes the theoretical aspect of politics.

Complete Course on Political Theory

This course consists of complete coverage of political theory section that is asked in UPSC optional political science and Delhi University graduation level exam. It aims to cover political theory exhaustively and provides a basic insight of contemporary political development. Basic ideologies like Liberalism, Marxism, Feminism, Anarchism, Post-modernism, etc are covered. The course deals with different dimensions of democracy and completes the theoretical aspect of politics.

(Hindi) Complete Course on Political Theory

Post-graduation in Political science & International relations from JNU. Political science Graduate from Ramjas College, DU. Traveler :)

Shristi Gupta

This course is on political ideology, science of ideas. In this course there are topics like liberalism, marxism, conservatism, views of different thinkers etc.

Introduction to Political Ideologies

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Ashna Sisodia

In this course world history will be discussed in detail. The course begins with time period before enlightenment, how was the structure of the society at that time. It further proceeds to the era of enlightenment and highlights the changes that were brought at that time. In the next lesson, world revolutions are discussed in detail further unification of Italy and Germany and Russian revolution is discussed.

Lessons

12 lessons • 2h 12m

Spread of Enlightenment in the Colonies

The Rise of Socialism Uptill Marx

The Socialism of Marx

Enlightenment Part 1

Introduction to World History /Course Contents

Enlightenment Part 2 -Kant and the others

The American Revolution (1765 to 1783)-The case of the 13 American Colonies(P.S see Description-imp)

American Revolution- Part 2

French Revolution-Part 1

The French Revolution-Part 2

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Lessons

12 lessons • 2h 12m

Spread of Enlightenment in the Colonies

The Rise of Socialism Uptill Marx

The Socialism of Marx

Enlightenment Part 1

Introduction to World History /Course Contents

Enlightenment Part 2 -Kant and the others

The American Revolution (1765 to 1783)-The case of the 13 American Colonies(P.S see Description-imp)

American Revolution- Part 2

French Revolution-Part 1

The French Revolution-Part 2

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