September 2024

Course Code: MHI-103 Assignment Code: MHI-103/AST/ TMA/2024-25 Historiographical Traditions in Early India Historiography is the study of how history is written and understood. In early India, there were several ways people recorded and understood their past. These traditions helped shape how history was recorded and remembered. 1. Oral Traditions Before written records became common, oral

Course Code: MHI-102 Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ i) Biological Invasion Biological invasion occurs when species are introduced into new ecosystems where they are not native, often leading to significant environmental and ecological disruptions. These species, referred to as invasive species, can spread rapidly due to a lack of natural predators or competition, outcompeting native organisms

Course Code: MHI-102Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ Theories of demographic change attempt to explain the patterns and factors that influence population growth and shifts over time. These theories examine how birth rates, death rates, migration, and other demographic variables evolve and what effects these changes have on societies. Here are some of the main theories of

Course Code: MHI-102 Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ The disintegration of the Soviet Union in 1991 marked the end of one of the most powerful empires in history. Its collapse was the result of multiple political, economic, and social factors that accumulated over decades. Here are the main causes that led to the disintegration of the

Course Code: MHI-102 Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ The modern education system has played a crucial role in the knowledge revolution, which refers to the rapid and widespread increase in access to and dissemination of knowledge, particularly over the last few centuries. The development of organized education has shaped the way societies create, share, and apply

Course Code: MHI-102 Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ The Rise and Development of the Cold War The Cold War was a prolonged period of geopolitical tension between the United States (and its Western allies) and the Soviet Union (and its Eastern bloc allies) that lasted from the end of World War II in 1945 until the

Course Code: MHI-102 Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ i) Secular Life in the Renaissance The Renaissance (14th–17th centuries) marked a shift from medieval religious life to a focus on secularism—worldly concerns and human achievements. During this period, European society experienced a revival in art, literature, science, and philosophy, influenced by the rediscovery of ancient Greek and

Course Code: MHI-102 Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ The process of decolonization refers to the dismantling of colonial empires and the emergence of independent nation-states, primarily in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, after World War II. It was a significant geopolitical event that involved the withdrawal of European powers from their colonies. Theories of decolonization seek

Course Code: MHI-102 Assignment Code: MHI-102/AST/ TMA/ The formation of the Socialist Economy in the Soviet Union occurred in distinct stages, reflecting the leadership’s efforts to reshape the economy based on socialist principles after the Russian Revolution of 1917. Below are the major stages: 1. War Communism (1918–1921) During the Russian Civil War, the Bolsheviks