Historical Backround of Pakistan (XII)

1.      Despite Sir Syed’s advice to stay away from politics Muslims entered in the political scenario

of India because of the

• Doctrine of Lapse.

• partition of Bengal

• Hindi-Urdu conflict.

• formation of Indian National Congress

1.      During the Khilafat Movement Muslims and Hindus called for surrendering

• British made goods.

• titles given by the British.

• agricultural subsides.

• government services.

1.      The Lahore session of 1940 is noted for:

• motion against British rule.

• final approval of Jinnah's 14 points.

• final decision on boundary commission.

• formal acceptance of the Two Nation Theory

1.      The Objectives Resolution 1949 has great importance in the political history of Pakistan

because it:

• provided the basic principle for future constitutions.

• was presented in the form of a document.

• was based on Pakistan's ideology.

• was tabled as a constitution.

Sir Syed’s “Tabiyn-ul-Kalam” was his effort towards improving

• the educational status of the Muslims.

• the relationship with the British.

• the social status of the Muslims.

• the political position of the Muslims.

All of the following are reasons for the failure of Muslim League in the 1937 General Election

EXCEPT:

• it was the first major election.

• lack of awareness among Muslims.

• internal dissensions

• the absence of Jinnah

All of the following are the results of the unfair boundary division by the Boundary

Commission EXCEPT:

• the problem of refugees.

• administrative problems.

• military problems.

• economic problems

The canal water dispute occurred due to the unfair control of:

• Gurdaspur.

• Ferozpur.

• Calcutta.

• Amritsar.

For Pakistan the Objective Resolution became the basis of:

• economic development

• the development of its constitution.

• the settlement of refugees.

• Pakistan's independence.

According to Pakistan the unjust accession of Calcutta to India resulted in:

• border disputes.

• economic problems.

• canal water disputes.

• problems of refugees.