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A pupil's book on the north Indian dynasty of the Mughal emperors and how they and the British co-existed in India until 1800. The book is designed to suit mixed ability classes working within the National Curriculum at Key Stage 3. It draws upon written and pictorial material.
This text investigates the complex political and cultural intersection between the Mughal Empire and the emerging British presence in India from 1525 to 1800. Fiona MacDonald, an experienced educational author, utilizes a structured pedagogical approach to synthesize historical developments for students. The book provides a framework for understanding the transition of power and the coexistence of these two distinct imperial forces within the Indian subcontinent.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a targeted educational resource, providing a clear and accessible overview of a pivotal era in Indian history for younger students. Its reliance on mixed-media evidence suggests a focus on foundational historical literacy rather than advanced academic discourse.
Page Count:
64
Publication Date:
1991-11-04
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
000327232X
ISBN-13:
9780003272321
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