History of Pakistan MCQs Note PDF
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Indian Continent Pakistan History Movement MCQs NOTES
- In 1858 A.D, the person who was appointed the first British viceroy in India was: Lord canning
- In Jhansi, the Muslim revolutionaries were led by: Rani Lakshmi bai
- After the war of Independence the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar was exiled to: Rangoon
- Syed Ahmed khan founded “Scientific Society” in the year of: 1864 AD
- Sir Syed Ahmed Khan founded ” Patriotic Association ” to: Counter anti Muslim propaganda of hindus
- The Muslim institution which was established by Syed Ahmed khan to create political awareness among the Muslims was: Muhammadan Educational Conference
- Sir Syed Ahmed Khan gave an effective reply to Sir William Muir’s work “Life of Muhammad” through his treatise entitled: Khutbat-i-Ahmadyah
- The issue which made Syed Ahmed Khan to conclude that Hindus and Muslims could not work together anymore was: Hindu-Urdu controversy
- Nawab Waqar-ul-Mulk became secretary of board of Trustees Aligarh in year of: 1907
- The Muslim Deputation met the Viceroy in 1906 in: Shimla
- The Shimla Deputation consisted of: 35 members
- The Muslim Shimla Deputation of 1906 was led by reowned Muslim leader named:Sir Agha Khan
- The Shimla Deputation presented its demands to the British Viceroy named: Lord Minto
- The main demand of Shimla Deputation which was accepted in the Minto-Morley Reforms of 1909 was about: Separate Electorates
- All India Muslim League was established in : Dec 1906
- All India Muslim League was established in the City of: Dhaka
- Muslim league was established as a result of the resolution presented by: Nawab Salim Ullah
- Muhammad Ali Jinnah joined All India Muslim League in the year of: 1913
- From 1937 to 1944 all the eight annual sessions of All India Muslim League were presided over by: Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- Muslim league observed ” Day of Deliverance ” after the resignation of Congress Ministers in the year of: 1939
- All India Muslim League passed the historic Lahore Resolution in its 27th annual session held in Minto Park, Lahore on: 23rd March 1940
- In 1942, Muslim league did not take part in: Quit India Movement
- The step which ignited the war of Independence was the: Introduction of greased cartridges
- The British general who recaptured Delhi from Bakht khan was: Sir John Shore
- After the war of independence the British Government assumed control of India through: Queens proclamation of 1858
- In the Provincial Assembly elections held in 1946 the Muslim League won: 428/492 Muslim seats
- In the interim government formed in India in 1946 the Muslim League was given: Five Ministries
- Who was the main Architect of the joint meeting of congress and League in Lucknow in 1916? Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- The Muslims of the Sub continent launched the Khilafat Movement in the year of: 1919
- In 1919, the Khilafat Conference held its first meeting in the city: Amritsar
- At the time when Khilafat delegation visited England in 1920, the British PM was: Lloyd George
- The congress launched Non-cooperation movement in: sep 1920
- In 1920, the historic Non- Cooperation resolution was moved by: k Ghandi
- Mahatma Gandhi called off Non- Cooperation Movement when a violent mob attacked a police station in Chauri Chaura and killed 21 policeman. This incident took place on: 5th feb 1922
- The Statutory Commission of 1928 comprised of seven members and was headed by: Sir John Simon
- The Simon Commission visited India in: 1928
- When Simon Commission visited India Jinnah league and Congress boycotted the Commission because: No Indian had been included in it
- Simon commission’s report was published in the year: 1930
- In 1935 Sindh was separated from Bombay due to: Simon commission report
- The recommendations of the Committee under Motilal are called ” Nehru Report” which was submitted in: Aug 1928
- According to the Nehru Report, the parliament was to be consisted of : Two Houses
- Accordion to the Nehru Report, the Governors of Provinces were to be appointed by: King of England
- Jinnah’s 14 points were formulated in: March 1929
- Jinnah’s 14 points were the Muslim’s reply to the: Nehru Report
- The Fourteen points of Jinnah demanded reforms in the provinces of: Balochistan and kpk
- According to the 14 points of Jinnah no bill or resolution could be passed in any legislature until it was approved by: Three-fourth members of concerned community
- The Muslim representation in Central Legislature demanded in the 14 points was: One third
- Jinnah’s 14 points were the Muslim’s reply to the: Nehru Report
- From 1930 to 1932 the British government convened in London: Three Round Table Conference
- The First Round Table Conference lasted from: 12th Nov 1930 to 19th Jan 1931
- The renowned Indian leader who did not take part in the First Round Table Conference was:Gandhi
- The First Round Table Conference conducted its Business through: Eight sub committees
- The Second Round Table Conference lasted from: Sep 1931 to Dec 1931
- In the Second Round Table Conference the Hindu leader who claimed to represent all india was: Gandhi
- The Minorities Committee failed to reach an agreement because Gandhi wanted the acceptance of: Nehru Report
- The Third Round Table Conference lasted from: 17th Nov to 24th Dec 1932
- Due to the failure of the second Round Table Conference the British govt. announced its own Communal Award in: Aug 1932
- In March 1933, the British govt. issued this document which served as guideline for the Act of 1935: White Paper
- Allahabad speech by Allama Muhammad Iqbal was made in: Dec 1930 During his Allahabad address Allama Muhammad Iqbal said that the principal of european democracy could not be applied to India without recognizing the fact of: Communal groups
- At Allahabad address Allama Muhammad Iqbal siad, “I would like to see the Punjab, NWFP, Sindh and Balochistan amalgamated into a”: Single State
- All india Muslim League passed the historic Lahore Resolution in its 27th annual session held in Lahore on: 23rd March 1940
- The Lahore Session of Muslim League held in 1940 was presided over by: Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- On 23rd March 1940, the Lahore Resolution was seconded by: Khaliq uz Zaman
- “Geographically contiguous units are demarcated into Region which should be so constituted with such territorial adjustments as may be necessary”: These lines have been taken from the text of: Lahore rasolution
- At its annual session in Lahore the Muslim league adopted the idea of partition as its final goal in the year of : 1940
- The famous August Offer was made in August by the British Viceroy:Lord Linlithgow
- The August offer offered the Indians: Establishment of a War Advisory Council
- The 3rd June 1947 plan was announced by: Lord Mountbatten
- In March 1947, Lord Wavell was replaced by the new British Viceroy in India named:Lord Mountbatten
- The 3rd June Plan partitioned the Sub-continent into : Two states
- According to 3rd June Plan the British rule in India was to end: 14th Aug 1947
- The Shahi Jirga was to decide in favor of India or Pakistan in: Balochistan
- The member of Shahi Jirga and Municipality of Quetta decided in 1947: To join Pakistan
- In Punjab and Bengal, Radcliffe gave an unjust award. He unjustly included in India the Punjab Tehsils of: Gurdaspur, Pathankot and batala
- On 14th Aug 1947 Pakistan emerged on the map of the world as an Independent state as a result of: Indian Independence Act, 1947
- Quaid e Azam was sworn in as the first Governor General Of Pakistan on: 15th Aug 1947
- The first PM of Pakistan was: Liaqat Ali khan
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