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    Q: The Indian Independence Act of 1947 led to:

    A) Immediate unification of India and Pakistan
    B) Continuation of British rule
    C) Partition of only Bengal
    D) Creation of Pakistan and India as two separate dominions

    Q: The Radcliffe Line determined:

    A) Boundaries of Pakistan and Afghanistan
    B) Boundaries of British India only
    C) Provincial divisions in India
    D) Boundaries of India and Pakistan

    Q: The Muslim League’s success in the 1946 elections strengthened:

    A) Its claim for Pakistan
    B) Hindu-Muslim unity
    C) British authority
    D) Congress’ rule

    Q: The first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan convened in:

    A) 1946
    B) 1947
    C) 1948
    D) 1956

    Q: The first Governor-General of Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, took office in:

    A) July 1947
    B) September 1947
    C) October 1947
    D) August 1947

    Q: The objectives of the Pakistan Movement included:

    A) Safeguarding Muslim political, cultural, and religious identity
    B) Economic reforms only
    C) British collaboration
    D) Integration with Congress

    Q: The First Round Table Conference was held in:

    A) 1929
    B) 1931
    C) 1930
    D) 1932

    Q: Allama Iqbal delivered the Allahabad Address in:

    A) 1929
    B) 1931
    C) 1932
    D) 1930

    Q: The role of provincial Muslim Leagues in Pakistan Movement was:

    A) Negotiating with Congress alone
    B) Opposing Jinnah
    C) Mobilizing local support and winning seats to strengthen national demand
    D) Supporting British administration

    Q: The British transfer of power in 1947 was accelerated due to:

    A) Mounting communal violence and Muslim League demands
    B) Economic issues only
    C) World War II outcomes only
    D) Pressure from Congress only

    Q: The All-India Muslim League passed its historic resolution for Pakistan in which city?

    A) Karachi
    B) Lahore
    C) Delhi
    D) Aligarh

    Q: Which British act introduced separate electorates for Muslims in India?

    A) Government of India Act 1858
    B) Indian Councils Act 1909
    C) Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms 1919
    D) Government of India Act 1935

    Q: Who was the first Muslim president of the Indian National Congress?

    A) Badruddin Tyabji
    B) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
    C) Allama Iqbal
    D) Liaquat Ali Khan

    Q: The main objective of the Khilafat Movement was to:

    A) Support British policies
    B) Restore the Caliphate in Turkey
    C) Promote Hindu-Muslim unity
    D) Demand separate provinces

    Q: Which Muslim leader first proposed the idea of a separate homeland for Muslims in India?

    A) Allama Iqbal
    B) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
    C) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
    D) Liaquat Ali Khan

    Q: The Muslim League formally accepted Pakistan as its goal during:

    A) Allama Iqbal’s presidency
    B) Lahore Session 1940
    C) First Constituent Assembly
    D) Lucknow Pact 1916

    Q: The Simon Commission was rejected by Indians because it:

    A) Excluded Indian representatives
    B) Favored Muslim League
    C) Promoted Pakistan
    D) Ignored Hindu leaders

    Q: Which concept became the ideological basis of Pakistan?

    A) Two-Nation Theory
    B) United India Theory
    C) Separate electorates
    D) Khalsa Doctrine

    Q: The Communal Award was announced in:

    A) 1931
    B) 1932
    C) 1933
    D) 1934

    Q: The Government of India Act introducing provincial autonomy was passed in:

    A) 1933
    B) 1934
    C) 1935
    D) 1936
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