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Teacher-led presentation covering the chronological succession of dynasties: Mamluk (1206-1290), Khilji (1290-1320), Tughlaq (1320-1414), Sayyid (1414-1451), and Lodi (1451-1526). Highlight key rulers and their achievements.

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Iqta system, military, revenue collection and Socio-religious conditions of people

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Explore the social and cultural changes: introduction of new architectural styles (Indo-Islamic), literature development, impact on local traditions, and the emergence of composite culture in medieval India.

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Architecture During Delhi Sultanate(Nitin Singhania- Indian Art & Culture)| NET/UPSC|-Dr Veenus Jain

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Students can participate in a structured debate on the topic: 'Was The Era of Delhi Sultanate the Turning Point in Indian History?'

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Throughout the lesson, use exit tickets asking students to identify one achievement and one challenge of each dynasty discussed. Students are supposed to write on the printed Exit Ticket given to them

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End-of-unit assessment including multiple choice questions on dynasties and rulers, short answer questions on administrative systems, and essay questions analyzing the Sultanate's impact on Indian civilization.

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Printed version of questionnaires to be done at home and submitted within stipulated date

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Delhi Sultanate-Revision Worksheet | PDF | History

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The document is a revision worksheet about the Delhi Sultanate. It contains multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about various sultans and dynasties that ruled, including Razia Sultan having to step down due to revolting brothers, Balban ruling the Slave dynasty, and details about the Qutubuddin Aibak, Iltutmish, the first Khalji sultan, and a sultan that fixed market prices. There are also short answer questions asking about the five major dynasties, sources to study the Delhi Sultanate, the formation of the Slave dynasty, profiles of Iltutmish and Razia Sultan, and administrative measures under different s

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Preview the next lesson on the Mughal Empire, helping students understand the historical continuity from the Delhi Sultanate to the Mughals and the transition of power in 1526 CE