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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
The demand of separate electorate for Indian Muslims was first accepted in the Act of:
1909
1919
1935
None of these
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
At which event, Congress and Muslim League came closer?
Indian Act 1919
Lucknow Pact 1916
Minto-Morley reforms
Election of 1936-37
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
How many seats were agreed in Lucknow for Muslims Pact in the Central Legislature?
1/4th
1/5th
1/3rd
1/2nd
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
Which movement, organized by Muslims, was started during the reign of Lord Chelmsford?
Independence Movement
Khilafat Movement
Legislative Movement
None of these
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
Who succeeded Lord Harding in 1916?
Lord Chelmsford
Lord Mayo
Lord Mountbatten
Lord Wallington
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
Before placing the Montague-Chelmsford report before the House of Commons it was placed before?
Franchise Committee
Function Committee
Committee on Home Administration
All of them
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
The demand of Separate electorate was incorporated in:
Chelmsford Reforms
Minto-Morley Reforms
India Act 1935
India Act 1919
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
Which educational institution was founded by Abdul Qayyum Khan, the first Chief Minister of the NWFP?
Peshawar College
Peshawar School
Islamia School, Peshawar
Islamia college, Peshawar
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
The introduction of a separate electorate for the Muslim was in:
Lucknow Pact
Delhi Pact
Reforms Pact
Reforms Pact
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Lucknow Pact and Separate Electorate
Who is known as the grand old man of the North-West frontier province?
Muhammad Khan
Nawab Ahmad Ali Khan
Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum
Chauhary Ahmad Raza
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