Where, When and How - India and the Modern World | Class 8 | History | Chapter 1 | CBSE | NCERT | Features of the modern age | Forces of change | Concept Map |

                   
- Priyanka Chandratre
Features of the modern age -     
             The characteristic features of the modern age are :                                                          



Forces of change -
Forces of change began in Europe and then spread across the world. India too was greatly influenced by these forces.



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