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[Old NCERT World History Ch7] Industrial Revolution, Capitalism, Their
E ect on Society, Rise of Trade Unions & Socialism

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1.

Prologue

2.

Introduction to Chapter

3.

Capitalism

4.

Capitalism and Colonization

5.

Industrial Revolution

6.

Factory System

7.

Why Industrial Revolution started in England?
1.

Textile Industry: The revolution

2.

Powerloom

3.

Cotton Gin

4.

Steam Engine

5.

Blast Furnace

6.

TRANSPORT Revolution

7.

Postal Revolution

8.

Agriculture Revolution

8.

Industrial Revolution in Other Countries

9.

Tariff barriers

10.

Race4raw material

11.

From Village to City

 

12.

Industrial Capitalism
1.

Industrial capitalism: Consequences of

2.

Labour Laws

3.

Trade Unions

13.

Laissez-faire

14.

Socialism

15.

EXERCISES

Prologue
Until now we’ve seen Old NCERTs, Class 10, Ch.9 to 13.(=Story of civilization Volume II by Arjun
Dev.) In those chapters we got an overview/foundation of following topics (from UPSC syllabus point of view):
1. colonization, decolonization
2. Two world wars
3. (Political philosophies like) Communism and its effect on the society
Now moving to Old NCERT Class 9, chapter 7. In this chapter, we’ll see Industrial revolution, political philosophies like Capitalism and their effect on the society.

Introduction to Chapter
TOWARDS the end of the middle Ages, feudalism as an economic system had started declining. This process was furthered by the Renaissance and other developments. The rise of towns and cities and the
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