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Anecdota
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A short amusing story about an event.
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Anthropology
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The study of human race, its culture etc.
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Autobiography
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The story of person's life written by him/herself.
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Apartheid
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A pol. System in S.Africa that legally separated people of different races.
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Barons
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A class of people like jagirdars under Feudalism.
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Biography
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The story of person written by someone else.
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Bourgeouise
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Middle class of France.
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Calligraphy
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The art of creating hand writing.
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Capitalism
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an economic system based on private ownership.
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Chronology
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a list of events in order in which they happened.
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Civilization
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highly developed form of culture.
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Cold war
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war of different ideologies e.g USA and Russia after II world war.
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Culture
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the way of life of a particular people.
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Curriculum
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A group of related courses often in specific field of study.
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Dalton Plan
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Learning method propounded by Miss Burkhart.
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Das capital
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Book written by Karl Mark and Fedecile Engels.
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Dramatization
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representation of an event through act.
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Dome
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A vaulted roof having a circular or hemispherical shape.
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Epics
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Long poems dealing with historical events.
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Epigraphy
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study of ancient inscriptions.
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Fertile crescent
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well watered valleys on the borders of Arabian and Iran.
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Fiction
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It gives the aesthetic pleasure of relieving the past.
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Feudalism
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Social and economic system developed in middle age west.
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Folk
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Traditional stories, beliefs and customs of a group of people.
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Geneology
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Representation of growth and development of an empire.
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Gender bias
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Unfair difference in the treatment of men or women because of their sex.
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Globe
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Round shaped map of world/ 3D Representation of earth.
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Graphology
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Science of evaluating the character of a person by standing his hand-writing.
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Harappa
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Capital of Indus valley civilization.
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Herodotus
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Greek historian known as father or history.
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History
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Story of what civilized men have thought and done in past times.
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Historiography
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the principles, theories or methodology of scholarly historical research and
presentation.
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Imperialism
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Pol. and eco. policy by which more powerful countries subjugate less powerful countries.
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Industralism
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To adopt a country or group to industrial methods of production and manufacturing
with all social changes.
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Judaism
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Religion of Jews.
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Knights
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a class of warriors in Feudal autocracy.
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Karl Marx
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German Scholar of Mid 19th century.
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Legends
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An old story that people till about an event or person.
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Mandate
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To assign a colony or territory to a specific nation under a mandate.
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Marxism
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Socio-echo and pol. system based on writings of Karl Marx.
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Mystery
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Something strange or unknown which has not yet explained.
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Nationalism
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Feeling of affection, loyalty and pride for their country.
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Numismatics
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study of coins.
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Oligarchy
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A state governed by a few persons.
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Pamphlets
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A small magazine contains information.
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Periodicals
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A magazine that is published regularly.
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Peopaganda
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Information that are methodically spread by an organized group or Govt to influence
people's opinion.
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Renaissance
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New growth and interest in art and literature.
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U.N.O
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Organization of independent states.
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Voltaire
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Great poet, historian and dramatist.
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Wealth of nations
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Book written by Adam Smith.
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William Woodrow Wilson
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President of USA in 1920's.
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Zafarnama
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Victory letters sent to Aurangzeb by Guru Gobind Singh.
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Ziggaurates
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Sacred temples in Mesopotamia.
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