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F.Y.B.A.

S.Y.B.A.

T.Y.B.A.

New Syllabus

[Semester System]

1 to 6

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITY

F.Y.B.A. – Semester – 1

HISTORY

[In force from June 2010]

Paper No.

Subject Code

Title of the Course Course Credit

No. of Hrs. per

Week

Weightage for Internal Examination

Weightage for end of Semester

Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

Paper 01 HCC-01 Modern World History

(1453 – 1914 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

Paper 02 HEC-01 History of India (Indus Valley Civilisation to 320 A.D.)

OR

History of Ancient World

04 04 30 70 100


Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course


(1914 - 1950)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

Paper 04 HEC-02 History of India

(320 – 1206 A.D.)

or

History of Medieval World

04 04 30 70 100


S.Y.B.A. – Semester – 3

HISTORY


Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

Paper 05 HCC-03 History of India

(1206 – 1605 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100


(1818 – 1885 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 07 HCC-05 History of Europe

(1789 – 1890 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100


Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course


(1605 – 1818 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100


(1885 – 1964 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 10 HCC-08 History of Europe

(1890 – 1960 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100


T.Y.B.A. – Semester – 5

[In Force from June 2012]

HISTORY

Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

Paper 11 HCC-09 History of China and Japan (1839-1914 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 12 HCC-10 History of U.S.A. (1861 – 1912 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

Paper 13 HEC-03 History of South East Asia (1850-1919 A.D.)

ORHistory of the Middle East

(1850 – 1919 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 14 HEC-04 History of Russia (1894 – 1924 A.D.)

ORHistory of England (1815 – 1880 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 15 HEC-05 Main Currents of the CulturalHistory of India

(Indus Valley Civilisation to 1206 AD.)

ORThe Constitution of the

Republic of India

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 16 HEC-06 History of Gujarat (942 – 1410 A.D.)

ORHistory of Gujarat (1573 –

1707)

04 04 30 70 100




HISTORY

Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

PAPER 17

HCC-11 History of China and Japan (1914 – 1960 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 18

HCC-12 History of U.S.A. (1912 – 1963 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

PAPER 19

HEC-07 History of South East Asia (1919 - 1960 A.D.)


(1919 - 1960 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 20

HEC-08 History of Russia (1924 - 1993 A.D.)


04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 21

HEC-09 Main Currents of the Cultural History of India

(1206 - 1947 A.D.)OR

The Constitution of the Republic of India

04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 22

HEC-10 History of Gujarat (1411 – 1573 A.D.)

ORHistory of Gujarat (1707 – 1818 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

RAJKOT

F.Y.B.A.New Syllabus

[Semester System]

1 & 2

June - 2010



HISTORY


Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week


Weightagefor end of Semester

Examination

Total Marks

Core Course


(1453 – 1914 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

Paper 02 HEC-01 History of India (Indus Valley Civilisation to 320 A.D.)

OR


04 04 30 70 100

The Scheme of Question Papers :[1] The Paper will consist of four units.[2] Every unit will be given equal weightage in the examination.[3] Question Paper will be drawn with the internal option in such a way that

students should not omit any unit.


F.Y.B.A. Semester-1HISTORY PAPER : 1 Core Course Code - 01

Modern World History [1453 A.D. to 1914 A.D.]


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – I

[1] Decline of Feudalism and rise of the Modern era.

[2] Renaissance

[3] Reformation

Unit – II

[4] Geographical discoveries – Beginning of Colonialism.

[5] American Revolution (1776)

Unit – III

[6] Scientific and Agricultural development, Industrial Revolution and

Emergence of New Social Class.

[7] French Revolution (1789)

Unit – IV

[8] Nationalism in Europe unification of Italy

[9] Unification of Germany

REFERENCE BOOKS

1. Swain, J.E. : A History of World Civilization(Eurasia Publishing House, New Delhi 1963)

2. Revill, J.C. : World History(Longmans Green & Co. London, 1962)

3. Weech, W.N. : History o f the World(Asia publishing House, Bombay, 1964)

4. Vairanapillai, M.S. : A Concise World History(Madura Book House, Madurai)

5. Sharma, S.R. : A Brief Survey of Human History

6. Hayes, Moon & Way Land : World History(Mac Millan, New York, 1957)

7. Hale, J.R. : Renaissance Europe(University of California Press, 1978)

8. Hilton Rodney : Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism(Rout ledge Chapman & Hall, 1976)

9. Thoms, David : World History(O.U.P. London, 1956)

10. Langsam, W.C. : The World Since 1919(Mac Millan, New York, 1968)

11. Ketelby C.D.M. : A History of Modern Times from 1789(George G. Harrap & Co. London, 1966)

12. Thomson, David : Europe since Napoleon

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F.Y.B.A. Semester-1HISTORY PAPER : 2 Elective Course Code - 01

History of India - upto 320 A.D.


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – I

[1] Geographical features of India – Land, environment

and people.

[2] A brief survey of pre – Harappan cultures, Harappan Civilization

Urban Planning, Society, religion and decline.

Unit – II

[3] Society, Economy and religion as reflected in Vedic

Literature, Post Vedic Social Developments, Varna – Jati,

16 Sanskars and four purusharathas.

[4] Rise of New religious movements – Buddhism and Jainism

Unit – III

[5] Political, Social and Economic conditions during the age

of the Mauryas.

[6] Ashoka and his greatness – Mauryan Administration.

Unit – IV

[7] The Shungas – (Pushyamitra), Western Kshatrapas

(Rudradaman)

[8] Kushanas (Kanishka) and Satvahanas (Gautamiptra Satkarni)

[9] The Sangama Age.

REFERENCE BOOKS

1. Majumudar, R.C. : Ancient India(Motilal Banarasidas – Delhi 1968)

2. Tripathi, R.S. : History of India(Motilal Banarasidas – Delhi 1968)

3. Mahajan, V.D. : Ancient India(S Chand & Co., Delhi 1968)

4. Kulkarani, Chidambar : Ancient Indian History and Culture (Orient Longmans, Bombay, 1974)

5. Delvi, D.A.David, M.D.Mahadevan V and Shastri B.S.

: History and Culture of Ancient India(Kitabmahal, Allahahbad)

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F.Y.B.A. Semester-1HISTORY – 2 (Optional) Elective Course Code - 01



Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – I

[1] Culture and Civilization – Meaning and Definitions.

[2] Civilization of Egypt – Contribution in social, economic,

religious and cultural spheres.

Unit – II

[3] The Sumerian civilization – State of Society Babylonian.

Civilization-Hammurabi-Social, economic and Cultural

Conditions.

[4] Assyrian civilization-Achievements of Asurbanipal and

Nebuchedanczar.

Unit – III

[5] Ancient civilization of Khaldia and Phoenisia.

[6] Indus Valley Civilization – Town planning – society, economy,

religion and decline.

Unit – IV

[7] The civilization of ancient China-society, economy and

religion-Lao-Tse, Confucius-Contribution in the field of Art

and Literature.

[8] Legacy of Ancient India in the fields of Literature, Art, Religion

Education and Science.

[9] Legacy of Persian Empire, Administration, Postal System-

Zoroastrianism.


Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week

Weight age for Internal Examination


Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

Paper 03

HCC-02 Modern World History

(1914 - 1950)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

Paper 04

HEC-02 History of India

(320 – 1206 A.D.)

OR

History of Medieval

World

04 04 30 70 100




F.Y.B.A. Semester-2HISTORY PAPER : 3 Core Course Code - 02

Modern World History [1914 A.D. to 1950 A.D.]


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – I

[1] First World War – Causes and Results

[2] Treaty of Versailles

Unit – II

[3] League of Nations – Achievements and Failure.

[4] Russian Revolution - Lenin

Unit – III

[5] Development of Russia under the Rule of Stalin

[6] Fascism in Italy.

Unit – IV

[7] Nazism in Germany

[8] Second World War – Decline of Imperialism and Decolonisation.

[9] U.N.O. - Organs, achievements and failure.


F.Y.B.A. Semester-2HISTORY PAPER : 4 Elective Course Code - 02

History of India [320 A.D. to 1206 A.D.]


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – I

[1] Gupta Dynasty – Samudragupta – expansion of the Gupta

Empire.

[2] Achievements of Chandragupta II and Kumargupta.

Unit – II

[3] Social and Cultural development during the Gupta period

Literature Arts, Education and Science.

[4] Harshavardhana – Career and achievements.

Unit – III

[5] Expansion and Influence of Indian Culture in Southeast Asia.

[6] The Pallavas, the Cheras and the Cholas their Achievements.

Unit – IV

[7] A brief Political Survey of Rajput states with special

reference to the Parmars. Chalukyas (Vatapi), Rashtrakutas

and Palas.

[8] Social Economic, religious and Cultural conditions during

Rajputa period.

[9] Invasions of Mahammud Gaznavi and Mahammud Ghori and

their impact on India.

REFERENCE BOOKS

1. Majumudar, R.C. : Ancient India(Motilal Banarasidas – Delhi 1968)

2. Tripathi, R.S. : History of India(Motilal Banarasidas – Delhi 1968)

3. Mahajan, V.D. : Ancient India(S Chand & Co., Delhi 1968)

4. Kulkarani, Chidambar : Ancient Indian History and Culture (Orient Longmans, Bombay, 1974)

5. Delvi, D.A.David, M.D.Mahadevan V and Shastri B.S.

: History and Culture of Ancient India(Kitabmahal, Allahahbad)

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F.Y.B.A. Semester-2HISTORY – 4 (Optional) Elective Course Code - 02

History of Medieval World


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – I

[1] The Civilization of Greece-Democracy, Literature, Art

and Architecture, Education and Science.

[2] Achievements of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and Alexander

[3] Legacy of Roman Empire-Administration, Law, Literature,

Art, Architecture and Philosophy.

Unit – II

[4] Jesus Christ – Main Preachings – Rise of Christianity

[5] Prophet Mohammad – Rise of Islam religion – Its cultural

contribution.

Unit – III

[6] The Middle Age of Europe – Characteristics of Feudalism.

[7] Social, economic and cultural condition of Europe

during Feudalism.

Unit – IV

[8] The crusades – causes and results.

[9] Rise of new towns – Development and impact of Christianity –

End of Medieval age.

RAJKOT

S.Y.B.A.New Syllabus

[Semester System]

3 & 4

June - 2011



HISTORY


Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

Paper 05

HCC-03 History of India

(1206 – 1605 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 06


(1818 – 1885 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 07

HCC-05 History of Europe

(1789 – 1890 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100



SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYS.Y.B.A. SEMESTER - 3

HISTORY PAPER – 5 Core Course No. 03Total Marks – 100

Credit - 4

HISTORY OF INDIA [1206-1605]

Unit-I

1. Establishment of Delhi Sultanate-Mamluk Dynasty – Kutubuddin,

Iltutmish, Razia, Balban-their achievements.

2. Allauddin Khilji – His Reforms.

Unit-II

3. Mahammad Tughluq and Firoz Tughluq - Career and achievements.

4. Sikandar and Ibrahim Lodi-their career – First Battle of Panipat-causes

and consequences.

5. Disintegration of the Delhi Sultanate-Vijayanagar Empire – Krishnadev

Rai and his achievements.

Unit-III

6. Literature, art and architecture during the Sultanate period.

7. The Bhakti Movement-aims, factors and effects.

Unit-IV

8. Establishment of the Mughal Rule-Babar and Humayun – Their career

9. Sher Shah and his Reforms.

10. Akbar and his achievements.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. A. L. Shrivastava – Delhi Sultanate

2. S. Lane Poole – Medieval India

3. Ishwari Prasad – A Short History of Muslim Rule in India.

4. S.R. Sharma – The Crescent in India.

5. R. R. Tripathi – Rise and fall of the Mughal Empire

6. V.D. Mahajan – India since 1526

7. G.S. Sardesai – The New History of the Marathas – Vol. I to II

8. G.S. Sardesai – Main Currents of Maratha History

9. S.R. Sharma – Making of Modern India (Relevant Chapters)

10. P. E. Roberts – History of British India (Relevant Chapters)

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BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. Majumdar, Raychaudhari and Dutta – An Advanced History of India.

2. S. R. Sharma – Mughal Empire in India

3. A. L. Shrivastava – The Mughal Empire

4. Edward and Garret – Mughal Rule in India

5. Nadkarni, V. B. – Rise and Fall of the Maratha Empire.

6. C.A. Kinkaid – A History of the Maratha People.

7. R.C. Majumadar (Edi.) – The Delhi Sultanate, (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan)

8. Do – The Mughal Empire

9. Do – The Maratha Supremacy

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYS.Y.B.A. - SEMESTER - 3

HISTORY PAPER – 6 Core Course No. 04

Total Marks – 100Credit - 04

HISTORY OF INDIA [1818 - 1885]

Unit-I

1. Lord William Bentinck – His Reforms.

2. First Afghan War – Annexation of Sindh.

Unit-II

3. Ranjitsinh-his achievements.

4. Lord Dalhousie – His policy of Annexation and his Reforms.

Unit-III

5. Upheaval of 1857 - causes, consequences and nature.

6. Social and Economic condition of India during the company’s rule.

Unit-IV

7. Queen Victoria’s Declaration.

8. Lord Lytton and Rippon-their achievements.

9. Social and Religious Reform movement during the 19th century.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Majumdar, Raychaudhari & Dutta – An Advanced History of India

2. Robert, P. E. – History of British India (Oxford University Press, Bombay)

3. Thompson and Garrat – Rise and Fulfilment of British Rule in India.

4. V.D. Mahajan – India Since 1526.

5. M. L. Sharma – History of India.

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BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. H. H. Dodwell – Cambridge History of India Vol. V-VI

2. C. H. Philips – The Evolution of India and Pakistan – 1858-1947 (Oxford

Uni. Press)

3. J. Nehru – Discovery of India

4. R.C. Majumdar (Edi.) – British Paramountcy and Indian Renaissance

Part-I, II (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan – B’bay)

5. R.C. Majumdar (Edi.) – Struggle for Freedom (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan –

B’bay)

6. S. N. Sen – The Eighteen Fifty Seven

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYS.Y.B.A. - SEMESTER - 3


Total Marks – 100

Credit - 4

HISTORY OF EUROPE [1789 - 1890]

Unit-I

1. The French Revolution – Causes and consequences.

2. Napoleon Bonaparte – achievements.

Unit-II

3. Congress of Vienna (1815) – Role of Matternich.

4. French Revolutions of 1830 and 1848.

Unit-III

5. Industrial Revolution and its effects.

6. Unification of Italy - Role of Mazzini, Cavour and Garibaldi.

Unit-IV

7. Unification of Germany - Role of Bismarck.

8. Germany under Bismarck (1817 – 1890)

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. David Thompson - Europe Since Napoleon

2. C.D.M. Ketelby - History of Modern Times

3. J. M. Southgate - A textbook of Modern European History

4. Grant & Temperley - Europe in the 19th and 20th Century

5. E. Lipson - Europe in the 19th and 20th Century

6. G. P. Gooch - A History of Modern Europe

7. V.D. Mahajan - Modern Europe since 1789

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BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. H.A.L. Fisher - A History of Europe

2. Hayes - Modern Europe upto 1870

3. Hayes - Contemporary Europe since 1870

4. A.J. Grant - A History of Europe

5. J. Gottschalk - The Rise of Modern Europe

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Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of Hrs. per

Week

Weight age for Internal Examination

Weight age for end of Semester

Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

Paper 08


(1605 – 1818 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 09


(1885 – 1964 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 10

HCC-08 History of Europe

(1890 – 1960 A.D)

04 04 30 70 100



SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYS.Y.B.A. SEMESTER - 4



HISTORY OF INDIA [1605-1818]

Unit-I

1. Jehangir, Shah Jehan and Aurangzeb – Religious Policy-causes of the

downfall of the Mughal Empire.

2. The Mughal Administration

Unit-II

3. Socio-Economic and Cultural conditions and Arts and architecture

during the Mughal rule.

4. Rise of the Marathas – Shivaji and his achievements.

Unit-III

5. The Peshwas – Baji Rao I-his achievements-Third Battle of Panipat –

Madhav Rao I and his achievements.

6. Causes of the downfall of the Marathas – Its effects.

Unit-IV

7. The Beginning of the British Power in India – Battles of Plassey and

Buxar.

8. Lord Cornwallis and Lord Wellesley.


S.Y.B.A. - SEMESTER - 4



HISTORY OF INDIA [1885 - 1964]

Unit-I

1. Rise and Growth of Indian National Movement (1885 – 1905)

2. Lord Curzon - his domestic policy.

Unit-II

3. Indian National Movement. (1905 – 1920)

4. Indian National & Revolutionary Movement of the Gandhian era

(1920 – 1947) Indian National Army and – Subhashchandra Bose

Unit-III

5. Circumstances leading to the partition of India-Integration of the

Princely States and Sardar Patel.

6. The making of the constitution – Its salient features.

Unit-IV

7. Five year Plans and economic progress upto 1964.

8. Foreign Policy of the Republic of India – Its Characteristics and Non

Aligned Policy.


S.Y.B.A. - SEMESTER - 4


Total Marks – 100

Credit - 4

HISTORY OF EUROPE [1890-1960]

Unit-I

1. Factors and events leading to the First world war – Treaty of

Versailles.

2. Russian Revolution of 1917 – causes and effects.

Unit-II

3. The League of Nations - Achievements and Failures.

4. Mussolini and Fascism in Italy

Unit-III

5. Adolf Hitler and Nazism in Germany

6. Factors and events leading to the Second World War.

Unit-IV

7. United Nations – Main organs - Role in world peace upto 1960.

8. The cold war – causes and consequences.

RAJKOT

T.Y.B.A.

New Syllabus

[Semester System]

5 & 6




HISTORY

Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of

Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

Paper 11 HCC-09 History of China and Japan (1839-1914 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 12 HCC-10 History of U.S.A. (1861 – 1912 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

Paper 13 HEC-03 History of South East Asia (1850-1919 A.D.)


(1850 – 1919 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 14 HEC-04 History of Russia (1894 – 1924 A.D.)


04 04 30 70 100

Paper 15 HEC-05 Main Currents of the Cultural History of India

(Indus Valley Civilisation to 1206 AD.)

ORThe Constitution of the

Republic of India

04 04 30 70 100

Paper 16 HEC-06 History of Gujarat (942 – 1410 A.D.)

ORHistory of Gujarat (1573 –

1707)

04 04 30 70 100




T.Y.B.A. - SEMESTER – 5

HISTORY PAPER : 11 Core Course No. 09

HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN (1839 A.D. TO 1914 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] The Opium War – Treaty of Nanking (1842) – The Taiping Rebellion

(1851 – 1865)

[2] Opening of Japan for West by Commodore Perry – The Meiji

Restoration.

Unit – 2

[3] Reforms and Modernisation of Japan – Its Moral and material progress

under Meiji Rule.

[4] Sino-Japanese War (1894-95) – The Treaty of Shimonoseki.

Unit – 3

[5] The Hundred Day’s Reforms – The Boxer Rebellion.

[6] Battle for Concessions in China – The Open Door Policy of USA.

Unit – 4

[7] The Russo-Japanese War (1904-05) – The Treaty of Portsmouth.

[8] The Chinese Revolution of 1911 – Yuan – Shi Kai’s Government.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Owen & Lattimore : The Making of Modern China

2. Li-Chien Nung : The Political History of China

3. K.S. Laturette : The History of Japan

4. Norman : Japan’s Emergence as a Modern State

5. H. H. Vinacke : History of the Far East is Modern Times

6. K.S. Laturette : A Short History of Far East

7. David R. Rowe : Modern China – A Brief Survey

8. Anthur Yiesmann : Modern Japan – A Brief Survey

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1. K. M. Pannikar : Asia under Western Dominance

2. Croft & Buchanan : A History of Far – East

3. P. H. Clyde : The Far East

4. Douglas : Europe & The Far East

5. C. F. Hudson : The Far East in World Politics.

6. Michael Taylor : The Far East in Modern world.

7. Michael Edwards : Asia in the European Age (1498 – 1955)

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYT.Y.B.A. Semester - 5


HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1861 A.D. to 1912 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Civil War – its causes and effects – Abrahm Lincoln.

[2] Survival and reconstruction of the Union.

Unit – 2

[3] The Industrial and agricultural growth – Populist movement.

[4] The Spanish American War (1898)

Unit – 3

[5] The Progressive Movement (1901-1916) – Economic, Industrial and

Social reforms.

[6] Theodore – Roosevelt – Domestic Policy.

Unit – 4

[7] Theodore Roosevelt – Foreign Poliy

[8] Taft and his Dollar Diplomy.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Franklin Eascher : A Brief History of the U.S.

2. Nevins : A Brief History of the U.S.

3. Nevins and Commager : The Story of a Free people.

4. K. George : American Diplomacy (1900 – 1950)

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1. Charles Beard : Rise of American Civilization

2. Hicks & Mowry : A Short History of American Democracy

3. Nevins and Commager : The Heritage of America

4. Current, Williams and Freidel : American History – A Survey.

5. Paul M. Angle : The American Reader Vol. III, IV, V (Stu. Ed.)

6. Richard D. Heffner : A Documentary History of the U.S. (A Mentor Book)

7. S.E. Bemis : A Diplomatic History of the U.S.



HISTORY PAPER : 13 Elective Course No. 03

FIRST OPTION

HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (1850 A.D. to 1919 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Political, Social, Economic and Cultural Conditions of South East Asia

in 1850.

[2] The Dutch in East Indies – The Culture System – Causes of its origin,

Characteristics – Demerits – Reaction of the people – Sariket Islam.

Unit – 2

[3] Impact of Spanish Rule in Phillipines – Demand for Reforms and Jose

Rizal – Spanish – American War (1898) – Causes and Consequences.

[4] First Twenty years of American Rule in Phillipines.

Unit – 3

[5] Anglo-Burmese Relations (1851-1885) – Second and Third Anglo –

Burmese War – Causes and Effects – Rule of Mindon Min.

[6] Territorial Expansion of France in Indo-China and Its administration.

Unit – 4

[7] Siam-King Mongkut, His domestic and Foreign policy.

[8] King Chulalongkarna – His Reforms and foreign policy.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Hall, D.G.E. : A History of South – East Asia(Macmillan, London)

2. Cady, J.F. : South-East Asia, Its Historical Development(MacGraw, Hill Book Co. New York)

3. Brian Harrison : South-East Asia(MacMillan, London)

4. Buss, C.A. Asia in the Modern World (MacMillan, New York)

5. Michael Edwards : Asia in the European Age (1948 – 1955) (Asia Publishing House, Bombay)

6. Michael & Taylor : The far East in the Modern World (Methuen – London)

7. Vinacke, Harold : A History of the Far East in Modern Times (George Allen & Unwin Ltd., London)

8. Pandey : Problems of Independence in South – East Asia(MacMillan, London)

9 J. Kennedy : Asian Nationalism in the Twentieth Century (MacMillan, London)

10 Chatterji, B.R. : South East Asia in Transition (Meenakshi Prakashan, Merrut)

11 Willard & Elspree : Japan’s role in South – East Asian Nationalist Movement, 1940-45, (Cambridge)

12 William Henderson : New Nations of South East Asia (Head Line Series No. 10)

13 Panikkar K.M. : Asia and Western Dominance

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T.Y.B.A. – Semester-5HISTORY PAPER : 13 Elective Course No. 03

SECOND OPTION

HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST (1850 A.D. to 1919 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] The Cremean War and its results.

[2] The Balkan Problem : Russo-Turkish War and the Congress of Berlin.

Unit – 2

[3] The Suez Canal, Ismail’s Rule – European Intervention and British

Occupation.

[4] Rule of Abdul Hamid-II, Berlin Baghdad Railway Project.

Unit – 3

[5] The Young Turks : Secret Societies – The Revolution of 1908.

The Arab Nationalism.

[6] Impact of the World War I on the Middle East - The Balfour

Declaration – Paris Peace Conference – Treaty of Severs.

Unit – 4

[8] Turkish Nationalism – Mustafa Kamal Pasha – The Turkish Republic

under Ataturk.

[9] The Fertile Crescent under the Mandate System – French and British

Occupations.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Sydney N. Fisher : The Middle East – A History(Routledge and Kegan Paul, London)

2. George E. Kirk : A Short History of the Middle East(Methuen, London)

3. Davis : A Short History of the Middle East(Mecmillan, London)

4. George Lencowski : The Middle East in World affairs (Comell University, New York)

5. Longriegg S.H. : Oil in the Middle East

6. George Antonium : The Arab Awakening

7. Longriegg S.H. : Syria and Lebanon under French Mandate.

8. John Mariow : A History of Modern Egypt and Anglo –Egyptian Relations, 1800-1953.(Cresset – London)

9 Mohammad Ray Riffat : The Awakening of the Modern Egypt. (Longmans – London)

10 Elearnor Bisbee : The New Turks – Pioneers of the Republic 1910-1950(University of Pennsylvinia)

11 Toynbee and Kirk : Turkey (Ernest Benn, London)

12 Willian Hass : Iran (Columbia, New York)

13 Majid Khaddi : Independent Iraq (Oxford, London)

14 Philip W. Ireland : Iraq (Jonathan Cape)

15 Jermiah Ben Jacob : The Rise of Israel (Gresby House, New York)

16 Hurewity J.C. : The Struggle for Palestine

17 Baba Toukan : A Short History of Trans – Jordan (Luyeo – London)

18 Philby II & Hohn St. : Saudi Arabia (Ernest Benn).

19 Bouters Ghali B.Y. : The Arab League, 1945 – 55(Carneigic Endowment, New York)

20 Haiford & Hoskin : The Middle East(The Macmillan, New York)

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BOOKS FOR REFERENCE

1. Webstor Donald E. : Turkey of Ataturk (American Academy)

2. George Lancowski : Oil and State in the Middle East(Carnell University, New York)

3. Ali Haidar Midhat : The Life of Midhatashe

4. George Lancowski : Russia and the West in Iraq (1918-1948) (Cordell, New York)

5. Earnes Maie : Iran from mandate to Independence (Allen & Unwin, London)

6. Siz Sir Reader Bullard : British and the Middle East

7. Hare C. Armstrong : Lord of Arabia – Ibn Saud

8. Richard N. Chryco : The Near East and the Great Powers (Harward)

9. Halford, O.L. Heskins : The Middle – East (Macmillan, New York)



FIRST OPTION

HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1894 A.D. to 1924 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Czar Nicholas – II – Political, Economic. Social and Cultural Condition

of Russia at the beginning of the 20th Century.

[2] The Russo – Japanese War (1904-05) - causes and its impact on

international Politics.

Unit – 2

[3] The Revolution of 1905 – consequences and its importance.

[4] The Dumas and their working – causes of their failure.

Unit – 3

[5] Circumstances leading Russia towards First World War.

[6] The March Revolution of 1917. Kerensky Government. The Bolshevik

Revolution and Lenin’s Leadership – Impact of the Great Revolution

on the World.

Unit – 4

[7] Treaty of Brest – Litovsk – The Civil War – Main Events and results.

[8] The New Economic Policy of Lenin. Lenin’s place in the history of

USSR.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. George Vernadsky : A History of RussiaYale University Press

2. Nicholas V. Riasanovsky : A History of Russia(Oxford, New York, 1953)

3. Florinsky Michael T. : Russia – A short History,(MacMillan, New York)

4. Barnard Pares : A History of Russia(Methuca London)

5. George Van Rauch : A History of Soviet Russia(Prager, New York)

6. Walter Kitchner : A History of Russia(Baroes and Nobles)

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1. E.H. Carr : A History of Soviet Russia (4 Vols.)

2. Louis Aragon : History of the USSR from Lenin to Khrushchev (Whitefield and Nicholsan, London, 1964)

3. Clarkson : A History of Russia (New York)

4 Walah Warren B. : Reading in Russian History (Sylacus, 1959)

5. Hugh Setoy Watson : The Decline of Imperial Russia (Methanen)

6. Beloff-Max : The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia(Vol. 2) Oxford.

7. V. I. Lenin : On the Foreign Policy of the Soviet State (Progress Publishers, Moscow)Vol. I, II and III

8. V. I. Lenin : Selected Works of LeninVol. I, II and III

9 Stalin : Selected Works of Stalin

10 Summer : Survey of Russian History (Methanon)

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYT.Y.B.A. – Semester - 5


SECOND OPTION

HISTORY OF ENGLAND (1815 A.D. to 1880 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] England at the Vienna Congress – Economic distress and social unrest

(1815-1822) measures and reforms of the Tories (1822-1830) - Foreign

policy of Canning.

[2] Lord Grey (1830-1834) and Lord Melbourne (1834-1841). The Reform

Act of 1832 and other reforms upto 1841.

Unit – 2

[3] Queen Victoria-Her character and impact upon political affairs.

[4] Sir Robert Peel (1841-1846) Reforms and foreign policy – The Chartist

movement.

Unit – 3

[5] Lord Palmerston – Career and achievements – domestic and foreign

policy.

[6] Gladstone – career – His Liberalism and Reforms – the Reforms Act of

1867, Foreign policy and achievements.

Unit – 4

[7] Disraeli (1874-1880) - Career, His “New conservatism” - Reforms –

Imperialistic foreign policy – achievements and evaluation.

[8] Lord Salisbury – domestic affairs and foreign policy – work of Joseph

Chamberlin as foreign minister.

[9] The Nineteenth Century England – Social, Economic – Cultural

condition – Literature and growth of science.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Sir George Clark : English History – A survey.(Oxford Uni. Press, 1971)

2. Mahajan V.D. : England since 1688 (S. Chand & Co. New Delhi – 55)

3. Sir Keith Feilling : A History of England(MacMillan & Co. London)

4. Trevelyan G.M. : History of England(Longman Group Ltd., London)

5. Taylor J.P. : English History (1914 – 1945) Oxford Uni.Press, New York – 1970

6. Marriot J.A.R. : England Since Waterloo.(Methuen & co. Ltd., New York)

7. Trevelyan G.M. : A shortened History of England(Penguin)

8. David Thompson : England in the Nineteenth Century(Penguin Books)

9. Devid Thompson : England in the Twentieth Century(Penguin Books)

10. Ramsay Muir : A short History of the British Commonwealth

11. Woodwat E.L. : A History of England(Methuen)

12. Medlicot W.N. : British Foreign Policy since Versailles 1919-63 (Methuen)

13. Seaman L.C.B. : Post – Victorian Britain 1902 – 1951(Methuen)

14. Mowat C.L. : Britain Between the Wars 1902-1940 (Methuen)

15. Wilson D.H. : A History of England (Holt, Rienehart and Wilson Inc. New York, 1967)

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1. Winston Churchill : A History of English Speaking People(Relevant Volumes)

2. Holland Rose J.Newton A.P. (Gen. Edi.)

: The Cambridge History of the British Empire (Cambridge Uni. Press)

3. The Cambridge History of the British foreign Policy

4. Trevelyan G.M. : British History in the Nineteenth Century and after (1702-1919)

5. Reynold E.E. : Britain in the Twentieth Century(1900-1964) Cambridge Uni. Press

6. Pauline Grege (Harrap) Brasher N.H.

: Social and Economic History of Britain 1760-1960


T.Y.B.A. Semester-5HISTORY PAPER : 15 Elective Course No. 05

FIRST OPTION

MAIN CURRENTS OF THE CULTURAL HISTORY OF INDIA

[INDUS VALLEY CIVILISATION TO 1206]

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] The Indus Valley Civilization – Town Planning Social, Economic,

Cultural and Religious Life.

[2] Sites of the Indus Valley Civilization in Gujarat – Lothal, Rangpur,

Rojadi, Dholavira.

Unit – 2

[3] Society, economy and religion in Vedic period – Vedic literature.

[4] Causes of the emergence of Buddhism and Jainism – Wardhman

Mahavir – doctrines of Jainism – spread and contribution of Jainism.

Gautama Buddha – Life and teachings – doctrines – spread and

contribution of Buddhism.

Unit – 3

[5] Society and culture during the Mauryan period - Cultural relations

with Shri Lanka and West Asia.

[6] Sangam Age – Society, literature and culture.

Unit – 4

[7] Social, economic and cultural life during Gupta period.

[8] Society and economy during the Sultanate period – Sufism, Saints and

Bhakti movement – Art and architecture.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Majumdar R.C. : Ancient India(Motilal Banarasidas, Delhi – 1968)

2. Tripathi R.S. : History of India (Motilal Banarasidas, Delhi – 1967)

3. Mahajan V.D. : Ancient India (S. Chand & Co., Delhi - 1968)

4. Kulkarni Chidambar : Ancient Indian History & Culture (Orient Longmans, B’bay – 1974)

5. Dalvi D.A., David M.D.Mahadevan V. and Shastri B.S.

: History and Culture of Ancient India(Kitabmahal, Allahabad)

6. A. L. Shrivastava : Delhi Sultanate

7. S. Lane Poole : Medieval India

8. S.R. Sharma : The Crescent in India

9. S.R. Sharma : Making of Modern India

10. P.E. Roberts : History of British India

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1. Majumdar, Raychaudhari and Dutta

: An Advanced History of India.

2. Majumdar R.C.(General Editor)

: History & Culture of the Indian People Vol. I to IX (Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan, Bombay)

3. S.R. Sharma : Mughal Empire in India.

4. C.A. Kinkaid : A History of the Maratha People.

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYT.Y.B.A. SEMESTER - 5


SECOND OPTION

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] The Making of the Constitution – Constituent Assembly and its work.

[2] Salient Features of the Constitution.

Unit – 2

[3] The Preamble and its importance.

[4] The Fundamental Rights.

Unit – 3

[5] The Directive Principles of the State Policy.

[6] The Union Executive – The President – His Powers and Position.

Unit – 4

[7] The Cabinet – Composition, Powers and Position.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. Banerjee B.N. : The New Constitution of India

2. Mahajan V.D. : Constitutional History of India

3. Basu D.D. : Commentary on the Constitution of India Vols. I to V

4. Gajendragadker P.B. : The Constitution of Indian

5. Pyle M.V. : Constitutional Government in India.

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FIRST OPTION

HISTORY OF GUJARAT (942 A.D. TO 1410 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Origin and rise of the Solankis.

[2] Solanki Rulers – Mulraj – I, Bhimdev – I, Karnadev – I

Unit – 2

[3] Siddharaj Jaisinha and his achievements.

[4] Kumarpal – Bhimdev – II and decline of Solanki Power.

Unit – 3

[5] The Vaghela Branch of the Solankis – Lavanprasad and Virdhaval –

Vastupal and Tejpal, Karnadev – II

[6] Causes of the downfall of the Vaghelas.

Unit – 4

[7] Social and Economic Condition of Gujarat during the Solanki period.

[8] Religious and Cultural Condition of Gujarat during the Solanki Vaghela

period.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

1. R.C. Parikh : Introduction to Kavyanushasan Vol. II

2. Commissariat M.S. : A History of Gujarat Vol. I

3. S.C. Misra : Rise of Muslim Power in Gujarat

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1. A.K. Majumdar : Chalukyas of Gujarat

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SECOND OPTION


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Akbar’s invasions and final conquest of Gujarat.

[2] Rule of the Mughal Subedars (1573-1707) with special reference to

the rule of Aziz Koka, Prince Shah Jahan, Maharaja Jaswantsinh and

Prince Azam.

Unit – 2

[3] Decline of The Mughal Rule – Subedari of Maharaja Ajitsingh.

[4] Foreign Residencies in Gujarat (The Portugese, the Dutch and the

English Residencies)

Unit – 3

[5] Administration of Gujarat under the Mughal Subedars.

[6] Social Condition of Gujarat during the Mughal Rule.

Unit – 4

[7] Social, Economic and Religious conditions of Gujarat during The

Mughal rule.

[8] Literature, Art and Architecture in Gujarat under the Mughals.

BOOKS FOR STUDY

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7. Bailey E.C. : History of Gujarat : The Local Muhammadan Dynasties.

8. Chopra, P.N. : Some Aspects of Society and Culture during the Mughal Age (1526-1707)

9. Majumdar, M.R. : Gujarat - Its Cultural Heritage

10. Majumdar R.C. (Edi.) : The Maratha Supremacy

11. Burgess J. : Mohammadan Architecture of Ahmedabad, Vol. II

12. Elliot F.A.M. : The Rulers of Baroda

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HISTORY

Paper No.

Subject Code


No. of

Hrs. per

Week



Examination

Total Marks

Core Course

PAPER 17

HCC-11 History of China and Japan (1914 – 1960 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 18

HCC-12 History of U.S.A. (1912 – 1963 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

Elective Course

PAPER 19

HEC-07 History of South East Asia (1919 - 1960 A.D.)


(1919 - 1960 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 20

HEC-08 History of Russia (1924 - 1993 A.D.)


04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 21

HEC-09 Main Currents of the Cultural History of India

(1206 - 1947 A.D.)OR

The Constitution of the Republic of India

04 04 30 70 100

PAPER 22

HEC-10 History of Gujarat (1411 – 1573 A.D.)

ORHistory of Gujarat (1707 – 1818 A.D.)

04 04 30 70 100






HISTORY OF CHINA AND JAPAN (1914 A.D. TO 1960 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Repercussions of the First World – War in the Far East – Japan’s 21

Demands – The Washington Conference.

[2] Dr. Sun – Yat - Sen – Career and achievements.

Unit-2

[3] Chiang – Kai – Shek’s rule.

[4] Japanese invasion on Manchuria (1931) – Sino-Japanese War (1937-

1941)- Japan’s Victories during the Second World War.

Unit – 3

[5] Rise of Communism in China – Maotse – Tung and Chou-En- Lai – The

Long March.

[6] Japan’s defeat in the Second World War – SCAP Administration in

Japan.

Unit – 4

[7] The Civil War in China – The Communist’s Triumph.

[8] The achievements of the Communist regime (upto 1960 A.D.)



HISTORY OF U.S.A. (1912 A.D. to 1963 A.D.)

Total Mark : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Woodrow Wilson – His “New Freedom” Reforms. - The First World War

and US Neutrality – US enters war (1917) – End of War, and the Treaty

of Versailles – Wilson’s 14 points - His Efforts for world peace.

[2] Post-war life in U.S.A. – Society, Education, Literature and Arts.

Unit – 2

[3] The Washington Conference.

[4] Great Depression – causes – Steps taken by Hoover Administration and

its failure.

Unit – 3

[5] F.D. Roosevelt – His “New Deal” Programme – His foreign policy

(1933-1941)

[6] U.S.A. and the Second World War.

Contribution of F.D. Roosevelt in the establishment of the U.N.

Unit – 4

[7] Harry S. Truman – The Fair Deal – His foreign Policy. The cold war

[8] The Eisenhower Administration – Kennedy’s Administration.




FIRST OPTION

HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA (1919 A.D. to 1960 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Phillipines – Administration of General Wood and the Constitution of

1935.

[2] Siam – King Ram VI and VII, Reforms and foreign policy - Revolution of

1932 – causes, events and results.

Unit – 2

[3] Second World War and South East Asia – Causes of the Conquests of

Japan – Policy and Programmes of Japan in occupied territories –

Retreat and Defeat of Japan – Its impact.

[4] Post – War Polity and Economy is S.E. Asia – Appraisal of the works of

Ho Chi Minh in Indo – China-U Nu in Burma - Phibun Songram.

Unit – 3

[5] Foreign Policy of Indonesian Republic – Bandung Conference – Its

aims, decisions and importance.

[6] American Policy in Post – War S.E. Asia – SEATO – Establishment and

Importance.

Unit – 4

[7] Malaya under British Rule – Formation of Malayasia and Importance of

Singapur.

[8] Nationalist Movement in S.E. Asia - Factors – Nature – Evolution and

Importance.



SECOND OPTION

HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST (1919 A.D. to 1960 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Palestine – The Jewish Problem.

[2] Egypt and Sudan – Egyptian Nationalism – Egyptian Independence.

Unit – 2

[3] World – War II and the Middle East.

[4] Oil and Arabia – The Arab Crescent and the Republic of Lebanon –

Republic of Syria.

Unit – 3

[5] The Arab League.

[6] The partition of Palestine.

Unit – 4

[7] Anglo – Egyptian Affairs; Iran – Development Programmes - Failure of

American aid

[8] Oil Politics.



FIRST OPTION

HISTORY OF RUSSIA (1924 A.D. to 1993 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] The Communist Party – its role and organisation.

[2] Rise of Stalin, Stalin – Trotsky conflict – Stalin as the Dictator of

Russia.

Unit – 2

[3] Economic Progress of Russia under – Stalin – Collective Farming Five

year plans and their achievements – Social and cultural progress of

Russia under Stalin.

[4] The Constitution of 1936.

Unit – 3

[5] The Foreign policy of Soviet Russia (1921-1934)

[6] The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia (1934 – 1941) – Role in Second

World War.

Unit – 4

[7] Post – War Russia under Stalin : Russia and the Eastern Europe –

Spread of Russian Communist influence – Russia in the U.N.

[8] The Cold War – The Disintegration of the Soviet Union and its impact.


T.Y.B.A. – Semester 6HISTORY PAPER : 20 Elective Course No. 08

SECOND OPTION

HISTORY OF ENGLAND (1880 A.D. to 1945 A.D.)

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] British Imperialism and Colonial policy during the Nineteenth century

with special reference to Canada, India, Africa and the Far East.

[2] Great Britain and the Eastern Question (1815-1914) – The Crimean

War – The Black Crisis from 1875 to 1878, The Balkan Wars 1912-13.

Unit – 2

[3] England during 1902-1914 - Domestic affairs – Rise of Labour party –

Reforms – The Parliament Act of 1911 – foreign Policy.

[4] England and the First World War - Sir Llyod George (1916-1922)

Domestic affairs – The Franchise Act of 1918 – England at the Paris

Peace Conference (1919).

Unit – 3

[5] England between the two world wars : domestic affairs – Reforms.

The Statute of Westminister 1931.

[6] Foreign policy – Relations with France, Germany, Russia and Italy The

policy of Appeasement and the Munich pact.

Unit – 4

[7] England and the Second world War – work of Winston Churchil as

Prime Minister.

[8] The Yalta Conference – The Potsdam Conference.


T.Y.B.A. Semester - 6HISTORY PAPER : 21 Elective Course No. 09

FIRST OPTION

MAIN CURRENTS OF THE CULTURAL HISTORY OF INDIA

[1206 A.D. TO 1947 A.D.]

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Social, Economic and Cultural Life during the Mughal Period – Hindu –

Muslim Cultural Synthesis – Sikh Religion

[2] Social, Economic and Cultural Life of Maratha Period.

Unit – 2

[3] Social and economic changes during the company’s rule.

[4] Cultural changes during the British Rule – Modern education and

growth of Press.

Unit – 3

[5] Indian Renaissance – Social – Religious reform movements of the 19th

century.

[6] Progress of Literature, Art and Science during the British Rule.

Unit – 4

[7] Reforms for uplitment of women – Gandhiji’s contribution to it.

[8] Great Personalities of Modern India – Jamshedji Tata, Ravindranath

Tagore, B.R. Ambedkar, Subhash Chandra Bose, Annie Beasant,

Sarojini Naidu, Vinoba.



SECOND OPTION

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA

Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] The Union Legislature – Composition, Powers and Functions of the Lok

Sabha and Rajya Sabha – Their mutual relations.

[2] The Supreme Court of India – Composition and Powers.

Unit – 2

[3] The State Government – The Governor and the Cabinet.

[4] The State Legislature, – The High Court

Unit – 3

[5] Relations between the Union and the State Government.

[6] The Procedure of the amendment of the constitution.

Unit – 4

[7] The Controller and Auditor General of India.

[8] The Election Commission.

SAURASHTRA UNIVERSITYT.Y.B.A. – Semester - 6


FIRST OPTION


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Establishment of the Independent Sultanate of Gujarat.

[2] Ahmedshah – 1 and his administration – achievements.

Unit – 2

[3] Mahmud Begada and his political and cultural achievements.

[4] Decline of the Sultanate – conquest of Gujarat by Akbar (1573)

Unit – 3

[5] Polity and administration of the Sultans.

[6] Art & Architecture during the Sultanate period.

Unit – 4

[7] Religious policy of the Sultans.

[8] Amirs & Saints during the Sultanate period.


T.Y.B.A. Semester-6HISTORY PAPER : 22 Elective Course No. 10

SECOND OPTION


Total Marks : 100

Credit - 04

Unit – 1

[1] Maratha invasions on Gujarat (1670 – 1758)

[2] Decline of Mughal rule in Gujarat and Maratha Dominance

(1758-1780)

Unit – 2

[3] Rule of the Gaikwars in Vadodara during 18th century.

[4] Anglo – Maratha Relations with reference to Gujarat.

Unit – 3

[5] End of the Peshwa’s power in Gujarat.

[6] Main features of the Maratha Administration in Gujarat.

Unit – 4

[7] Social, Economic and Religious conditions of Gujarat during the

Maratha – dominance.

[8] Literature, Art and Architecture of Gujarat during the Maratha –

Period.

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