HISTORY OF PAKISTAN SET-2 MCQs

The Hindus had launched ‘Swadeshi Movement’ (to boycott English made goods) in the wake of: 

• (a) The Urdu Hindi Controversy 1867
• (b) Partition of Bengal 1905 
• (c) Jallianwala Bagh Tragedy 1919
• (d) Kanpur Incident 1913

For the protection of Urdu, Sir Syed founded: 

• (a) Anjuman-e-Taraqqi-e-Urdu 
• (b) Tahzeeb-ul-Akhlaq
• (c) Urdu Protection Society
• (d) Aligarh Institute

Who recommended the constitutional problem of India should be discussed at a Round Table Conference? 

• (a) Minto-Morley Reforms
• (b) Simon Commission 
• (c) Cripps Plan
• (d) Cabinet Mission Plan

Who buried in Taj Mahal? 

• (a) Noor Jahan
• (b) Mumtaz Mahal 
• (c) Mehr-un-Nisa
• (d) Zaib-un-Nisa

Babur raided the Punjab from Afghanistan and finally defeated the last of the Delhi Sultans, the Lodhis, at the first battle of Panipat in: 

• (a) 1526 
• (b) 1533
• (c) 1556
• (d) 1545

In 1530, Babur was succeeded by: 

• (a) Sher Shah Suri
• (b) Akbar
• (c) Shah Jahan
• (d) Humayun 

In the interim government of 1946, the Health Minister was: 

• (a) Abu Rab Nishtar
• (b) Jag Jivan Ram
• (c) Asif Ali
• (d) Ghazanfar Ali Khan

After the Second Round Table Conference, the British Government announced: 

• (a) Cyril Radcliff Award
• (b) New Constitution
• (c) Communal Award 
• (d) Dissolution of Government

When Nadir Shah of Persia invaded the Sub-continent and sacked Delhi? 

• (a) 1731
• (b) 1735
• (c) 1737
• (d) 1739 

On 13 April 1919, a large crowd of about six to ten thousand gathered in Jallianwala Bagh at Amritsar to voice their protest. Against whom they were protesting? 

• (a) British Government
• (b) Viceroy
• (c) Governor-General
• (d) Rowlett Act, 1919