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Posted By: Mala Member Level: Diamond Posted Date: 08 Mar 2008
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2007 Bangalore University History V Semester B.A. Exaination, Nov/Dec 2007 Question paper
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V Semester B.A. Exaination, Nov/Dec 2007
(Semester Scheme)
HISTORY-V
History of Modern india.
Time: 3 Hours Max: Marks: 90
Instructions: 1) Answer all questions as directed.
20 Ansers should be written completely either in kannada or in English.
SECTION-A
Answer any two of the following: (2x15=30)
1. Explain the rise and fall of Protuguese power in India.
2. Examine the land revenue policy of the British in India.
3. Describe the socio-religious reform movement of the 19th Century.
4. Give an account of Indian National Movement betwen 1919-1947.
SECTION-B
Answer any one of the following : (1 x 10=10)
a. Mark on the outline map provided any five places connected with 1857 revolt and write a nte on Nana Saheb.
2. Mark on the outline map provided the following places and mention their historical importance: Lahore, Belgaum, Calicut, Amritsar, Surat.
SECTION-C
Answer any six of the following: (6x5=30)
1. Dupleix.
2. Second Carnatic War.
3. Allahabad Treaty.
4. Leftist Movement
5. Home Rule Movement.
6. Policies of the Extremists.
7. Subhash chandra Bose.
8. Ambedkar.
9. Mountbatten Plan.
10. Vallabhai Patel.
SECTION-D
answer all the questions. (2x10=20)
1. Name the rulers who fought in the battle of Buxar.
2. Who were the imporant leaders of the 1857 revolt?
3. Ramakrishna Mission.
4. Where and in which year was the first session of the Inidan National Congress held?
5. What is 'Economic Drain Theory'?
6. Jallianwalabagh Tragedy.
7. Communalism.
8. Champaran Satyagraha.
9. Mohammad ali Jinnah.
10. Who is the last British viceroy and the first Indian Governor General of independent India?
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