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Chapter 1: The Rise of Nationalism in Europe

Introduction:
- 19th century mein Nationalism Europe ka major political idea ban gaya.
- Nationalism = apne desh ke prati loyalty aur unity ka strong feeling.
- French Revolution (1789) ne is concept ko popular banaya.

French Revolution aur Nationalism:


- 1789 French Revolution ka aim: Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.
- King Louis XVI ki monarchy end hui → France republic bana.
- Civil Code of 1804 (Napoleonic Code):
- Feudal system abolish kiya.
- Equality before law ensure kiya.
- Property rights secure kiye.
- Napoleon ne nationalism spread kiya, lekin uska expansion military control ke saath tha.

Vienna Congress (1815):


- Napoleon defeat ke baad Vienna Congress hui.
- Aim: Monarchy restore karna, revolutionary ideas ko suppress karna.
- Austria ke Metternich ne conservative policies follow ki.

Revolutionaries aur Secret Societies:


- Young revolutionaries ne secret societies banayi (e.g., Carbonari in Italy).
- Italy mein Giuseppe Mazzini important leader tha.
- "Young Italy" organisation banayi.

Unification Movements:
- Italy ka Unification: Mazzini, Cavour, Garibaldi; 1871 mein Victor Emmanuel II king bana.
- Germany ka Unification: Otto von Bismarck; wars – Denmark (1864), Austria (1866), France
(1870); 1871 mein Kaiser William I emperor bana.

Balkans and Nationalism:


- Balkans ethnic diversity se bhara region tha.
- Nationalism yahan conflicts create karta tha jo World War I ka cause bana.

Key Terms:
- Nation-state: Majority log ek hi culture, language share karein.
- Liberalism: Freedom, equality before law.
- Conservatism: Monarchy aur aristocracy ko preserve karna.

Chapter 2: Nationalism in India


Introduction:
- British colonial rule ke against nationalist movement ka rise.
- Gandhiji ka role central tha.

First World War ka Impact:


- War ke baad economic hardship, inflation, food shortages.
- Return soldiers unemployed hue.

Gandhi ji aur Satyagraha:


- Champaran (1917) – indigo farmers.
- Kheda (1918) – crop failure relief.
- Ahmedabad Mill Strike (1918).

Non-Cooperation Movement (1920-22):


- Khilafat Movement ke saath launch hua.
- Foreign clothes, schools, titles boycott.
Civil Disobedience Movement (1930):
- Salt March (Dandi March) 12 March 1930 se shuru.
- Salt tax ka boycott.

Quit India Movement (1942):


- British 'Quit India' demand.
- Mass arrests, protests.

Key Leaders:
- Gandhi ji, Nehru, Patel, Subhas Chandra Bose.

Chapter 3: The Making of a Global World


Introduction:
- Globalisation ka history samajhna.

Pre-modern World:
- Silk Routes: trade of silk, spices, ideas.
- 16th century: European colonialism start.

19th Century World:


- Industrial revolution: production increase.
- Colonies raw materials supply karte the.

Inter-war Economy:
- Great Depression (1929) – unemployment, trade collapse.

Post-War World:
- Bretton Woods Institutions: IMF, World Bank.

Chapter 4: The Age of Industrialisation


Introduction:
- Industrialisation se production, transport, communication badle.

Before Industrial Revolution:


- Proto-industrialisation: rural industry.

Industrial Revolution:
- Britain mein shuru (textile industry).
- Steam engine – James Watt.

Impact on India:
- India ka handicraft industry decline.
- British imported goods cheap mile.

Workers Life:
- Low wages, long hours, poor conditions.

Chapter 5: Print Culture and the Modern World


Introduction:
- Printing press ka invention Europe mein 15th century.
- Johannes Gutenberg – printing press inventor.

Print Revolution:
- Books affordable hui.
- Literacy rate increase hua.

India mein Print:


- 16th century Portuguese press.
- Newspapers freedom struggle mein important bane.

Impact:
- Ideas spread fast.
- Reform movements strengthen hue.

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