CLASS X

MADHYAMIK HISTORY (CLASS 10 WBBSE) 

CHAPTER WISE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS  

1) Ideas of History ~History Chapter 1 (class 10 wbbse)
(Important Short questions & Notes, MADHYAMIK)

2) Reforms : Characteristics and Observations ~ Chapter 2 History (Madhyamik Important Question and Answer )

3) Resistance And Rebellion ~ History Chapter 3 Madhyamik (Questions and Answer) wbbse

4) Early Stages Of Collective Action ~ Chapter 4 (Question and Answer) Madhyamik

5) Peasant, Working Class And Left Movements In 20th-Century India (History _Chapter 6 ~ WBBSE Questions and Answers )

6) Movements Organized By Women, Students, And Marginal People In 20th Century India: Characteristics And Analyses (History _Chapter 7~ WBBSE Questions and Answers ) Madhyamik

7)Movements Organized By Women, Students, And Marginal People In 20th Century India: Characteristics And Analyses (History _Chapter 7~ WBBSE Questions and Answers ) Madhyamik

8) 2nd Part Of 20th Century: Post-Colonial India (1947-64) (History _Chapter 8 ~ WBBSE Madhyamik Questions and Answers )

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