Longman Geography | Icse Class Seventh | Updated Fourth Edition | By Pearson&Longman History & Civics – 2017 (4E) For Icse Class 7 (Set Of 2 Books)

Longman Geography | ICSE Class Seventh | Updated Fourth Edition | By PearsonLongman Geography for ICSE Classes 6-8 is a comprehensive study of the Earth and its physical as well as regional aspects. The series explores different lands, cultures, people and encourages students to appreciate the bond that exists between the humans and their environment. The content has been presented in an easy-to-understand and comprehensive manner in order to move beyond mere narration of facts and figures. The aim is to make the study of this subject interesting and interactive. Active Widgets include continents, Calendar and our India dynamic Question Zone helps generate complete question papers for various assessments assets include Chapter objective, lesson plan, worksheets, animations, videos, video worksheets, interactive activities, zoom images, practical application, hear concept, games and answer Key.Longman History & Civics – 2017 (4E) for ICSE Class 7Longman History and Civics for ICSE Classes 6 to 8, 4E, is based on the latest syllabus prescribed by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations. These books seek to dispel the largely conceived notion that history and civics are tedious and boring. They aim to make learning of the historical and political concepts an enjoyable experience. The pedagogical emphasis of these books lies in promoting the learning of the subject, as well as facilitating a clear understanding of the events that shaped the history of India and the rest of the world. Civics, usually regarded as a dry, uninteresting subject, is freed from the shackles of lifeless codes. The content has been specially designed to relate its importance to our everyday life. Table of ContentsHistoryTheme 1: Medieval Europe—Rise and Spread of Christianity1. The Birth of ChristianityTheme 2: Rise and Spread of Islam2. Islam and Its Impact on the Middle EastTheme 3: The Delhi Sultanate3. The Turkish Invasions4. The Mamluk Dynasty5. The Khalji Dynasty 6. The Tughlaq Dynasty7. Life Under the Delhi SultanateTheme 4: The Vijaynagar and Bahmani Kingdoms8. Vijaynagar and Bahmani KingdomsTheme 5: The Mughal Empire9. The Early Mughals10. Sher Shah Suri 11. Akbar the Great12. Jahangir and Shah Jahan 13. Aurangzeb and the Regional KingdomsTheme 6: Making of Composite Culture14. Religious Developments CivicsTheme 1: The Constitution of India1. The Making of Our Constitution2. Theme 2: Directive Principles of State Policy2. Directive Principles of State PolicyProject Work.