Class 10 History NCERT

We live in a world where the existence of nations is taken for granted. We see people as belonging to nations and having a nationality, and we assume that this sense of belonging has existed from time immemorial. We consider countries as the same as nations, and use the two terms as synonyms, making little distinction between them.

Class 10 History NCERT

We think of countries as unified entities, each with a demarcated international boundary, a defined territory, a national language, and a central government.

History: India and the Contemporary World-II

Section I: Events and Processes

  • I. The Rise of Nationalism in Europe
  • II. Nationalism in India

Section II: Livelihoods, Economies and Societies

  • III. The Making of a Global World
  • IV. The Age of Industrialisation

Section III: Everyday Life, Culture and Politics

  • V. Print Culture and the Modern World