A History of British India was written by ...........
The first Governor-General of India was ............
The National Archives of India came up in the ............
The word ‘Calligrapher’ means ............
Census operations are held ............
The British were very particular about preserving official documents.
Printing began to spread by the middle of the 20th century.
The periodisation of Indian history offered by James Mill was not at all accepted.
The correct answer is b
It was not accepted by Indian historians because it did not provide a complete view on everyone. James Mill divided Indian history into three parts: Hindu, Muslim and British. This periodisation does not help us understand the lives of other minorities.
The British carried out detailed surveys by the early 19th century in order to map the entire country.
James Mill glorified India and its culture in his book A History of British India.
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