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ICSE Class 8 History & Civics — Chapter Summaries

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A Period of Transition

The period from the late Middle Ages to the modern age was marked by major changes in Europe. Feudal society weakened, new ideas spread, sea voyages connected distant lands, machines transformed production, and imperial powers expanded their control over Asia and Africa. These changes were linked wi

Key Concepts

The Renaissance is a culturalReformation refers to the movement againstEuropean sailors explored new sea routesThe Industrial Revolution began in EnglandImportant inventions included the Spinning Jenny
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The Union Legislature

The Union Legislature of India is called Parliament, also known as Sansad. It is the highest law-making body of the country and consists of the President and two Houses: the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. Parliament makes laws, controls finance, and checks the work of the government. It also has imp

Key Concepts

Parliament is the central legislatureThe Lok Sabha is the LowerThe Rajya Sabha is the UpperThe Speaker is the presiding officerThe Vice President of India
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The Growth of Nationalism : The Age of Revolutions

Nationalism is a strong feeling of love and loyalty for one’s country. It grows when people share common experiences, culture, language, and history. The chapter shows how nationalist feeling first appeared clearly in the American Revolution of 1776 and then in the French Revolution of 1789. These r

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Nationalism is a strong feelingThe American Revolution was the firstThe thirteen colonies in AmericaRepresentatives of the 13 colonies adoptedThe American War of Independence ended

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