Lecturer History Solved Past Papers MCQs Test No. 28

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Test Name Lecturer History
Subject History Test 28
Test Type MCQs
Total Questions 25
Total Time 20 Minutes
Total Marks 100
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Lecturer History Online Test No. 28

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The percentage of Muslim population in Bengal was:

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Late Mr. Gandhi renounced his formal leadership from Congress in:

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Mention the person who went with Mountbatten to London to get the approval of the Partition Plan:

4 / 25

How many sessions of Gandhi- Jinnah talks were held in 1944?

5 / 25

According the Marxian Socialism, in the Socialism stage, the state:

6 / 25

Gandhi- Jinnah talks of 1944 failed due to:

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Which city was the summer capital of India during British Raj?

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On what basis does Marx’s dialectic materialism interpret and analyse the social events?

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On May 10, Mountbatten held a conference to discuss the new partition plan. The conference was attended by:

10 / 25

Whom did Lord Mountbatten replace in 1947 as Viceroy of India?

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The plan of making of partition was discussed in the conference of provincial governors by:

12 / 25

Economic determinism implies ultimate primacy of:

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The Partition Plan had been cast in the form of a statement to be issued by His Majesty's Government on June:

14 / 25

The Pakistan Resolution from Punjab was seconded by:

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" There should be a corridor to link East and West Pakistan", these remarks Quaid-i-Azam said in answer to a question, while giving interview to:

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Mention the date on which Mountbatten went to London to get approval of the Partition Plan:

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The council of All India Muslim League met and passed the resolution in favour of the Partition Plan on:

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According to the Partition Plan, name the provinces whose decision was left to the provincial assemblies:

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Cabinet Mission delegation consisted of ___ members.

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Which one of the following does not pertain to Marxism?

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One the following was/were British Dominions at the time of Partition of British India. That is:

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The date when the Mountbatten put the Partition Plan before the conference of seven members was:

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The name of the person who affirmed that any division of the armed forces must follow the political decision in favour of Pakistan was:

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The British Government planned to announce the Partition Plan in the House of Commons on:

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In 1946 the mission sent by the British Government, was called:

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