CBSE All In One History Class 12 2022-23 Edition (As per latest CBSE Syllabus issued on 21 April 2022)

Arihant's All in One is no new name today. One of the Best-Selling Series that is helping students with their school and board exams preparation by providing Complete Theory Practice and Assessment as per new issued pattern for the excellent academic results. The freshly updated 2022-23 edition of All in One History for Class 12 is a self-study guide that has been carefully and consciously revised by providing proper explanation & guidance and strictly following the latest CBSE Syllabus as prescribed by the Board. It has been written in such a way that the students will be fully guided to prepare for the exams in the most effective manner and secure higher grades. It constitutes all the key concepts in each distinctive chapter in an explanatory manner for a better understanding. The book not only focuses on imparting theoretical knowledge but also on enhancing the revision and practice level. It has all the materials required for Learning Understanding Practice & Assessment and will surely guide the students on the way to success. This book inhibits: 1. 'All in One' - Best Selling Series from class 6th -12th 2. Covers complete theory practice and assessment of History for Class 12 with solved examples 3. Divided into 3 Parts and 12 chapters giving full coverage to the syllabus 4. Each chapter is supported by detailed theory illustrations and all types of questions 5. Special focus on New Pattern Objective Questions 6. Every chapter accompanies Chapter Practice for quick revision 7. Supplemented with all types of questions 8. Assertion- Reason and Case-Based Questions 9. Sample Papers for thorough revision Table of Contents Part I- Bricks Beads and Bones Kings Farmers and Towns Kinship Caste and Class Thinkers Beliefs and Buildings Part II- Through the Eyes of Travellers of Society Bhakti-Sufi Traditions An Imperial Capital Vijaynagara Peasants Zamindars and the State Part III- Colonialism and the Countryside Rebels and the Raj Mahatma Gandhi and the Nationalist Movement Framing the Constitution Project Work Sample Question Papers