Chapter 4: History: The Age of Industrialisation
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About Chapter 4 (History: The Age of Industrialisation)
Chapter 4 (History: The Age of Industrialisation) is chapter 4 of 22 in the new edition of NCERT Class 10 Social Science, a textbook for Class 10 students at the Secondary stage. This is the new edition, the textbook brought out under the NEP 2020 / NCF-SE 2023 syllabus rollout.
In the book it comes after Chapter 3 (History: The Making of a Global World) and before Chapter 5 (History: Print Culture and the Modern World), so it helps to be comfortable with the earlier chapters before starting it.
What you will find on NCERT Archive
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How to study History: The Age of Industrialisation
- Read the chapter heading by heading and write a one-line summary of each section.
- Make a timeline, a map or a table for the key events, places and terms.
- Answer the end-of-chapter questions in your own words, then compare them with the NCERT answers.
- Revise the keywords and definitions regularly so they are easy to recall in exams.
Frequently Asked Questions
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