What was the most immediate cause of the establishment of All India Muslim League in 1906?

• A. indian national congress conspired with the british government to put a ban on the slaughter of cow
• B. partition of bengal 1905 must be retained at all cost
• C. the success of shimla deputation 1906
• D. None of these

The main reason behind the persistent Indian Muslim demand of “Separate Electorate” was:

• A. to secure more seats in any election than ensured under the system of joint electorate
• B. only a muslims representative elected by the muslim voters would be able to protect their specific rights
• C. it could ensure a separate muslim homeland
• D. None of these

Then all Indian Muslim League was founded in 1906 what was one of its main objective?

• A. to unite muslim on one platform
• B. to strive for independence
• C. to fight against hindu and extremist parties
• D. to promote loyalty to the british government

Indian Muslim launched the “Khilafat Movement” in early 20th century in order to:

• A. obey the injunctions of turkish sultan abdul ha mid being the caliph of muslim world
• B. establish the institution of khilafat in india
• C. put the pressure on the british government to grant independence to their country
• D. None of these

Which of the following did Quaid-e-Azam propose as an amendment in Nehru report of 1928 to make it acceptable for the Muslim?

• A. federal system with full provincial autonomy
• B. sindh should be made separate province from mumbai
• C. no cabinet central or provincial should formed without those having at least one third muslim ministries
• D. all of above

All the major political parties of India boycott Simon Commission of 1927, because:

• A. the proposal was not acceptable to them
• B. sir john simon uttered insulting remarks about the indian
• C. no indian as its member
• D. None of these

The first Civil disobedience movement had been started in India during the:

• A. protest against the passing of rowlett act 1919
• B. khilafat movement 1920
• C. visit of simon commission 1927
• D. none of above

Under the system “Dyarchy” 1919 reforms law & order was:

• A. reserved subject
• B. transferred subject
• C. residuary powers
• D. None of these

Which is the most significant feature of the Government of India Act 1935?

• A. dyarchy was completed eliminated
• B. the council for the secretary of state for india wasabolished
• C. governor was to act on the advise of the cabinet
• D. it made provinces separate legal entities

The Simon Commission report which was published in May 1930, proposed for India:

• A. a federal system
• B. a unitary system
• C. a dyarchy system
• D. None of these