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      • Unit 1: Ancient Andhra
        • Prehistoric Cultures
        • Satavahanas
        • Ikshvakus
        • Vishnukundins
        • Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi
        • Andhra Cholas
      • Unit 2: Medieval Andhra (11th–18th C.)
        • Kakatiyas
        • Post-Kakatiya Dynasties
        • Vijayanagara Empire
        • Qutb Shahis
        • Asaf Jahis (Nizams)
      • Unit 3: Colonial Andhra & Movements
        • Advent of Europeans
        • Trade Centres
        • Andhra under Company Rule
        • Revolt of 1857
        • British Rule
        • Social and Cultural Awakening
        • Justice Party
        • Self Respect Movement
        • National Movement
        • Socialists
        • Communists
        • Anti-Zamindari Movement
        • Kisan Movement
        • Nationalist Poetry
        • Revolutionary Literature
        • Nataka Samasthalu
        • Women Participation
      • Unit 4: Andhra Movement & Formation of Andhra State
        • Andhra Movement
        • Andhra Mahasabhas
        • Prominent Leaders
        • Formation of Andhra State (1953)
        • Press and Newspapers
        • Library Movement
        • Folk Culture
        • Tribal Culture
      • Unit 5: Formation of Andhra Pradesh (1956–2014)
        • Formation of Andhra Pradesh
        • Visalandhra Mahasabha
        • States Reorganisation Commission
        • Gentlemen's Agreement
        • Social and Cultural Events (1956–2014)
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  1. APPSC AP History

Syllabus

AP History

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6 chapters

Unit 1 — Ancient Andhra

Prehistoric cultures and the early historic dynasties that shaped Andhra: Satavahanas to Andhra Cholas.

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5 chapters

Unit 2 — Medieval Andhra (11th–18th C.)

The five great medieval powers of Andhra — Kakatiyas, Post-Kakatiya dynasties, Vijayanagara, Qutb Shahis and the Asaf Jahi Nizams.

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17 chapters

Unit 3 — Colonial Andhra & Movements

From the advent of Europeans through British rule to the social, cultural, political and literary movements of colonial Andhra.

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8 chapters

Unit 4 — Andhra Movement & Formation of Andhra State

The Andhra Movement, Mahasabhas, prominent leaders, and the cultural institutions that led to the formation of Andhra State in 1953.

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5 chapters

Unit 5 — Formation of Andhra Pradesh (1956–2014)

Visalandhra Mahasabha, States Reorganisation Commission, Gentlemen's Agreement and the social and cultural events from 1956 to 2014.

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