| Cultural Heritage | Place |
| (1) Red Fort | (a) Udaipur |
| (2) Jantar Mantar | (b) Jaipur |
| (3) Brihadeeshvara Temple | (c) Thanjavur |
| (4) Capital Complex | (d) Chandigarh |
Question types
History CH 3 - Applied History question types
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Questions
8
Question groups
5
Question types
01
Identify the wrong pair in the following and rewrite.
2 Q→02Complete the following concept chart/map
4 Q→03Answer the following questions in details.
26 Q→04Write the following concept
3 Q→05Write short notes on
7 Q→06Explain the following statements with its reason.
5 Q→07Read the following extract and answer the questions below.
1 Q→08Give elaborate answers to the following.
5 Q→Sample Questions
History CH 3 - Applied History questions
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| (1) Kootiyattam | (a) Sanskrit theatre, Kerala |
| (2) Ramman | (b) Dance form in West Bengal |
| (3) Ramlila | (c) Traditional performance of Ramayana in Uttar Pradesh |
| (4) Kalbelia | (d) Folk songs and dances of Rajasthan |
Complete the graphical presentation:
Complete the graphical presentation:
Complete the graphical presentation:
What is the role of Applied History?
Write information on World Heritage sites in Maharashtra.
How can we increase people’s participation in the field of applied history?
What are the main objectives of ‘National Film Archives’?
What are the opportunities created by affiliated professional fields of Applied History?
Archives
Applied History
Natural Heritage:
National Film Archives:
Indian Museum:
Preservation of cultural heritage of India:
Importance of Applied History:
Natural Heritage:
The list of world Heritage Sites is announced by UNESCO.
It is essential to study the history of technology.
It is necessary to preserve and conserve our natural and cultural heritage.
It is important to know the history of Industry and Commerce.
It is essential to study the history of philosophy.
The earliest museum (6th century B.C.E.) in the world was during discovered the excavations at the city of 'Ur' in Mesopotamia. The excavations were conducted by Sir Leonard Woolley (1922-1934). This museum was built by the princess of Mesopotamia. Her name was Ennigaldi. She herself was the curator of the museum.
A noteworthy feature of the that museum is the clay tablets inscribed with the descriptions of exhibited artefacts.
1.Who built this museum?
2.Where was the earliest museum in the world discovered? Who discovered it?
3.What is a noteworthy feature of this museum?
A noteworthy feature of the that museum is the clay tablets inscribed with the descriptions of exhibited artefacts.
1.Who built this museum?
2.Where was the earliest museum in the world discovered? Who discovered it?
3.What is a noteworthy feature of this museum?
What objectives can be fulfilled through the heritage projects.
Suggest at least 10 solutions for the preservation of the sources of history.
How can we correlate applied history with our present?
How is the method of history useful in the research of
(a) Science
(b) Arts
(c) Management Studies
(a) Science
(b) Arts
(c) Management Studies
Who does the work of conservation and preservation of the cultural heritage of Indian?
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