Freedom Movement & History — Part 1: 40 MCQs with Explanations

Three Group is the correct answer to “According to Cabinet Mission plan in how many groups India was to be divided”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

On 28 July 1969 President Yahya Khan announced the full integration of the states of Chitral, Dir, and Swat into Pakistan.

Akbar is the correct answer to “Which Mughal Emperor built Attock Fort”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Shah jahan is the correct answer to “Which Mughal Emperor transferred the Mughal Capital from Agra to Delhi”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

The oldest Mughal monument in Pakistan is Kamran Baradari .

1901 is the correct answer to “When British announced NWFP separating from Punjab”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

All of the above is the correct answer to “The British attitude towards granting India independence changed partly owing to the”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

The single biggest item of British capital investment in India was Railways .

The British Governor General and Viceroy who served for the longest period in India was Warren Hastings .

57 is the correct answer to “How many delegates were invited by British Government for the First Round Table Conference”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Aurangzeb is the correct answer to “During which of the following Mughal Emperor’s rule, number of Hindus employed by Emperor’s Administration was the highest”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Agha Khan is the correct answer to “Who was the first President of Muslim League”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

The largest Princely state by area at the time of partition was Kashmir .

Quaid e Azam resigned from Congress due to Non Cooperation Movement .

1920 is the correct answer to “Quaid e Azam resigned from Congress in the year”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Choudhry Rehmat Ali is the correct answer to “Who coined the name of Pakistan”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan published the booklet Asbab-e-Baghawat-e-Hind in 1859 .

Moulvi Fazul-ul-Haq is the correct answer to “Who wrote “Muslims Suffering Under Congress Rule””. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Lahore resolution 1940, welcome address was made by Shah Nawaz Mamdot .

“Pakistan: The Formative Phase, 1857-1948” is written by Khalid Bin Sayeed .

Shah Jahan is the correct answer to “Who was the mughal emperor before Aurangzaib”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Jinnah, Liaquat and Nizamuddin is the correct answer to “Muslim League delegation at Simla Conference included:”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Book “Jinnah of Pakistan” is written by Stanley Wolpert .

Muhammad Ali Jinnah is the correct answer to “Who was the main architect of the joint session meeting of Congress and Muslim League in Lucknow in 1916”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Jahangir is the correct answer to “Which among the following Mughal emperors prohibited the use of tobacco”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

The Designation “Amil” in Akbar’s time meant: Revenue Officer .

Lord Wavell is the correct answer to “Who among the following was the penultimate viceroy of British India”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Maulvi Tamizuddin Khan is the correct answer to “Who was selected as Deputy President of first Constituent Assembly on 10 August 1947 at Karachi”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Jogendra Nath Mandal is the correct answer to “Who Chaired the first meeting of Pakistan Constituent Assembly as a temporary President on 10 August 1947 at Karachi to select its members, President and Deputy President”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Mir Muhammad Muttaqi is the correct answer to “What is the father name of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Azis un Nisa is the correct answer to “What is the name of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan Mother”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

NWFP (now KPK) is the correct answer to “In 1965 Election Fatima Jinnah and Ayub Khan Starts their election Compaign from Which Province of Pakistan”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

14 is the correct answer to “Kashmir Council constituted according to 1947 act consist of how many members including chairman:”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

1951 is the correct answer to “Allam iqbal tomb was built in”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Portugal is the correct answer to “The East India Company acquired in 1668 the Island of Bombay from”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

5 is the correct answer to “How many paragraphs were in lahore resolution”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

Fatima Jinnah was born on 1893 .

Meerut is the correct answer to “From where the Indian rebellion began on 10 May 1857”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

1888 is the correct answer to “When was Indian Patriotic Association formed by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.

King George V is the correct answer to “Who gave title of “Sir” to Dr Allama Iqbal in 1922”. Items of this type are drawn from the Freedom Movement & History — Part 1 syllabus of Pakistani competitive exams, where the fact is tested verbatim.