Book Description:
\n Map Practice for Classes 6 to 8 is based on the NCERT syllabus. The books supplement the main coursebooks and will reinforce the learners'geographical and historical concepts. The maps will help them develop map skills. The activities and projects with detailed guidelines will help in application of the concepts.
\n Table of Contents:
\n GEOGRAPHY
\n 1. Our Environment
\n 2. Inside the Earth
\n 3. Rock Cycle
\n 4. Volcanoes
\n 5. Earthquakes
\n 6. World—Volcanic Regions and Lava Plateaus
\n 7. World—Distribution of Volcanoes
\n 8. World—Distribution of Major Earthquake Belts
\n 9. India—Earthquake Zones
\n 10. Structure of the Atmosphere
\n 11. Pressure Belts
\n 12. World—Planetary Winds
\n 13. Types of Rainfall
\n 14. World—Seas, Gulfs and Bays
\n 15. World—Rivers and Lakes
\n 16. World—Ocean Currents
\n 17. World—Natural Vegetation
\n 18. World—Rail Routes
\n 19. Russia—Trans-Siberian Railway
\n 20. World—Ocean Routes
\n 21. World—Air Routes
\n 22. South America—The Amazon Basin
\n 23. India—The Basin
\n 24. North America—The Prairies
\n 25. Africa—The Velds
\n 26. Africa—The Sahara Desert
\n 27. India—Ladakh
\n HISTORY
\n 28. India—Major Kingdoms (7th-12th Centuries)
\n 29. Chola Kingdom and its Neighbours
\n 30. Major Cities Captured by Shams-ud-din Iltutmish
\n 31. Invasion of Mahmud of Ghazni (1001 CE- 1030 CE)
\n 32. The Delhi Sultanate (1206 CE - 1526 CE)
\n 33. The Khalji Dynasty (1290 CE - 1320 CE)
\n 34. Ala-ud-din Khaljis Campaign into South India
\n 35. Provinces of Delhi Sultanate during Muhammad-bin Tughluq’s Reign
\n 36. India in the Late Fourteenth and Early Fifteenth Centuries
\n 37. The Lodi Dynasty (1451 CE - 1526 CE)
\n 38. The Mughal Empire under Babur and Humayun (1526 CE - 1556 CE)
\n 39. Sher Shah Suri’s Empire (1540 CE - 1555 CE)
\n 40. The Mughal Empire under Akbar (1556 CE - 1605 CE)
\n 41. The Mughal Empire under Aurangzeb (1658 CE - 1707 CE)
\n 42. Main Centres of Trade and Artisanal Production in Central and South India
\n 43. Location of Major Tribal Communities
\n 44. The Bhakti Saints and the Regions Associated with them
\n 45. State Formations in the Eighteenth Century
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