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NCERT Class 6 History notes Chapter 1-" WHAT, WHERE HOW AND WHEN"  History is a very important subject of every competitive exams but history is not a easy subject, to understand this subject it is necessary to read the basic first and for the basic NCERT is the best source so, today in this blog we are providing the summary of the NCERT first chapter 'WHAT WHERE HOW AND WHEN of the NCERT book 'OUR PAST'. In this chapter introduction of  history like about maps, dates, people of that time {history}. -- The Earliest people who lived near Narmada were expert collectors and gatherer. -- The People of Narmada had knowledge regarding the vast wealth of plants in the nearby forests, collected roots, fruits for food and hunted animals like deer, eild goat, rabbit etc. -- The agriculture is started about 8000 years ago first crops such as wheat and barley were grown at Sulaiman band Kirthar hills:  and was known for rearing animals. -- Rice was...

NCERT Class 6 History notes Chapter 3- "FROM GATHERING TO GROWING FOOD" In this chapter we are going to read about the gathering process of ancient people and then the crop growing process of ancient people. In the NCERT class 6 history chapter 3 crop production and system of ancient times is shown and how animals are reared by the ancient people. -- Food is very important for the live and this food we get from plants, grasses, trees, animals, fishes, birds etc. -- Different type of plants grow in different conditions like rice, for example, requires more water than wheat  and barley. This explains why farmers grow some crops in some areas and not in other areas. -- Different animals too, prefer different environments-for instance, sheep and goat can survive more easily than cattle in dry, hilly environments. -- Women, men and children could also attract and then tame animals by leaving food for them near their shelters. The first animal to b...

NCERT Class 6 History notes Chapter 4- "IN THE EARLIEST CITIES" In this chapter 4 of NCERT we are gonna read about the cities of early times. At that  some places before eighty years, expedition took place and archaeologists found the site, and realised that this was one of the oldest cities in the subcontinent. As this was the first city to be discovered, all other sites from where similar buildings (and other things) were found were described as Harappan. :-  About these cities :  -- These cities developed about 4700 years ago. -- Many of these cities were divided into two or more parts. The west part is smaller but higher called as citadel and the part to the east was larger but lower is simple town. -- The bricks were lasted for thousands of years. The bricks were used in an interlocking pattern and that made the walls strong. -- In some cities, special buildings were constructed on the citadel. For example, in Mohenjodaro , a very ...

NCERT Class 6 History notes Chapter 2- "ON THE TRIAL OF THE EARLIEST PEOPLE" In the last chapter of NCERT we read about the people of the old age that they are hunter gatherer and lived near water resources {rivers like Narmada}. In chapter 2 of NCERT "ON THE TRIAL OF THE EARLIEST PEOPLE" we are gonna read about the livelihood of the people of the stone age. -- People need to find the season of the fruit ripen. -- They need to find out which part of which plant is edible. -- people need to move from one place to another for many reason.[reasons in next chapter} -- We get the knowledge of ancient people by the objects found like stone tools, fossils of the animals, utensil. -- People always search for good sone to make good stone tools the place where they make tools is known as "factory site". -- When grassland increase deers, rabbits, goats increase then people think of animal rearing. -- Many grain bearing gras...