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UNIT 1
Unit-1 The Modern State and Political Culture
English
UNIT 2
Unit-2 The French Revolution
English
UNIT 3
Unit-3 Formation of Modern French State
English
UNIT 4
Unit-4 Intellectual Trends
English
UNIT 5
Unit-5 Political Transition in Britain: 1780-1850
English
UNIT 6
Unit-6 European Political Mobilizations: 1830-1848
English
UNIT 7
Unit-7 New Political Systems
English
UNIT 8
Unit-8 Rise of Industrial Capitalism
English
UNIT 9
Unit-9 Industrialization: 1750-1850
English
UNIT 10
Unit-10 Industrialization 1851-1914
English
UNIT 11
Unit-11 Industry and Urbanization
English
UNIT 12
Unit-12 Evolution and Differentiation of Social Classes
English
UNIT 13
Unit-13 Demography, Family and Gender
English
UNIT 14
Unit-14 Nationalism and the Nation-State
English
UNIT 15
Unit-15 Formation of Nation-States-1: British and French
English
UNIT 16
Unit-16 Formation of Nation-States-2: Germany and Italy
English
UNIT 17
Unit-17 Empires and Nation-States-1: Ottoman and Habsburg Empires
English
UNIT 18
Unit-18 Empires and Nation-States-2: The Russian Empires and Soviet Union
English
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BHIC-111 Study Material Details
| Course Code | BHIC-111 |
| Course Title | History of Modern Europe – I (c. 1780 – 1939)/ आधुनिक यूरोप का इतिहास-I (ई. 1780 -1939) |
| University | IGNOU |
| Resource Type | Study Material / E-books |
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