Pakistan Movement (1857-1947)

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All War of Independence 1857 36 Sir Syed Ahmad Khan 12 Aligarh Movement 10 Partition of Bengal 9 Simla Deputation 6 Formation of All-India Muslim League 10 Lucknow Pact 4 Khilafat Movement 14 Nehru Report 8 Jinnah's Fourteen Points 4 Allahabad Address 3 Round Table Conferences 11 Government of India Act 1935 6 Provincial Elections 1937 9 Lahore Resolution 1940 13 Cripps Mission 4 Gandhi-Jinnah Talks 5 Cabinet Mission Plan 12 3 June Plan 6 Indian Independence Act 1947 6 Independence of Pakistan 174
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Q1.The Simla Deputation met Viceroy Lord Minto in which year?

Medium
A 1905
B 1906
C 1907
D 1908
Simla Deputation PPSC

Correct Answer: B

The Simla Deputation, led by Sir Aga Khan III, met Lord Minto on 1 October 1906.

Q2.In which act were separate electorates first granted to Muslims?

Medium
A Act of 1892
B Minto-Morley Reforms 1909
C Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms 1919
D Act of 1935
Simla Deputation PPSC

Correct Answer: B

The Indian Councils Act 1909 (Minto-Morley Reforms) granted separate electorates.

Q3.The main demand of Simla Deputation was?

Medium
A Separate homeland
B Separate electorates
C More jobs
D Urdu as official language
Simla Deputation PPSC

Correct Answer: B

The deputation demanded separate electorates for Muslims, granted in the 1909 reforms.

Q4.The Simla Deputation was led by?

Medium
A Nawab Mohsin-ul-Mulk
B Sir Aga Khan III
C Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk
D Syed Ameer Ali
Simla Deputation PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Sir Aga Khan III led the 35-member deputation that met Lord Minto in 1906.

Q5.How many members were in the Simla Deputation?

Hard
A 25
B 30
C 35
D 40
Simla Deputation PPSC

Correct Answer: C

The Simla Deputation consisted of 35 prominent Muslim leaders.

Q6.Minto-Morley Reforms are also known as?

Medium
A Government of India Act 1909
B Government of India Act 1919
C Indian Independence Act
D Pitt's India Act
Simla Deputation PPSC

Correct Answer: A

The Indian Councils Act 1909 is commonly called the Minto-Morley Reforms.