A) Liaquat Ali Khan B) Muhammad Ali Jinnah C) Choudhry Rahmat Ali D) Allama Iqbal
A) The Pakistan Idea B) The Indian Federation C) Muslim Nationhood D) Now or Never
A) A destructive power B) A religious movement C) A British reform D) A path to progress
A) To create a socialist state B) To promote local autonomy C) To establish an All India Federation D) To support the Pakistan Movement
A) Five B) Four C) Seven D) Six
A) Sind B) Baluchistan C) Punjab D) North-West Frontier Province
A) To fight against the All India Federation B) To promote the Congress ideology C) To unify the Indian National Congress D) To support British rule
A) Crippled them B) Strengthened them C) Expanded them D) Modernized them
A) One hundred million B) Fifty million C) Ten million D) Thirty million
A) 1940 B) 1947 C) 1933 D) 1928
A) League of Nations B) Round Table Conference C) British Parliament D) The Muslim League session
A) Bengal B) Sind C) Kashmir D) Punjab
A) Spiritual liberation from religious tyranny B) Spiritual liberation from economic capitalism C) Spiritual liberation from barbarian influence D) Spiritual liberation from secular thraldom
A) Secular thraldom of Indianism B) Barbarian influence of Indianism C) Economic capitalism of Indianism D) Clan tyranny of Indianism
A) Social liberation from secular thraldom B) Social liberation from clan tyranny C) Social liberation from national domination D) Social liberation from barbarian influence
A) Impoverishing capitalism B) Foreign imperialism C) Colonial taxation D) Religious extremism
A) The loss of spiritual autonomy B) De-nationalizing dangers of Indianism C) The rise of Western capitalism D) The collapse of the caste system
A) Asianism B) Nationalism C) Capitalism D) Colonialism
A) One shilling B) Two shillings C) One pound D) Five shillings
A) 1947 B) 1933 C) 1934 D) 1951
A) Letter size B) A4 size C) Folio size D) Quarto-size
A) The dissolution of the British Raj B) The creation of Pakistan C) The start of World War II D) The merger of Asian states
A) Capitalism B) Nationalism C) Asianism D) Indianism |