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Discuss the ways in which civil and legal systems consolidated the foundation of British Empire in India.
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Evaluate the impact of British colonialism on Indian Agriculture.
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Write a critical essay on the colonial ideology of 'civilising mission' in India.
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Write an essay on the social base of the revolt of 1857.
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Give a critical account of the Peasant and Tribal uprisings in colonial India.
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Identify some of the important features of Political theory.
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Trace the evolution of the idea _of democra~y.
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Discuss the idea of participatory democracy.
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S. No. of Question Paper : 7725 Unique Paper Code
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Name ofthe Paper
·: Colonialism in India [DC-1.1]
Name of the Course
: B.A. (Hons.) Political Science
Semester
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Maximum Marks: 75
Duration : 3 Hours
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What is imperialism ? Critically examine Lenin's theory of imperialism.
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Critically examine the British claim of colonial rule in India being a civilizing mission.
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Were gender issues adequately addressed during the British colonial rule m India ? Discuss.
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Name of the Paper
: Understanding Political Theory [DC-1.2)
Name ofthe Course
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Semester
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"The history of all hitherto existing societies is the history ·of class struggle." Comment.
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