PPSC Pakistan Studies MCQs

The Objectives Resolution set out principles for Pakistan's future constitution.
It combined democratic, Islamic, and minority-rights commitments.

The Constituent Assembly passed the Objectives Resolution in 1949.
Liaquat Ali Khan presented it.

The Lahore Resolution was adopted on 23 March 1940.
It called for independent states in Muslim-majority regions.

Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan presented the resolution.
It was adopted by the Constituent Assembly in March 1949.

The resolution was adopted at the Muslim League session in Minto Park.
The site is now known as Iqbal Park.

The theory viewed Muslims and Hindus as separate nations with distinct identities.
It became a central ideological basis of the Pakistan Movement.

A. K. Fazlul Huq, premier of Bengal, formally moved the resolution.
It was supported by Muslim leaders from different regions.

The Urdu-Hindi controversy emerged in the nineteenth century.
It highlighted cultural and political differences between communities.

Sir Stafford Cripps brought British proposals to India in 1942.
The proposals failed to satisfy major political parties.

Congress and the Muslim League rejected different aspects of the plan.
The mission therefore failed to create political agreement.

The Cabinet Mission Plan proposed a union, provincial groups, and provinces.
It attempted to preserve Indian unity while addressing communal demands.

Direct Action Day was observed on 16 August 1946.
It followed political deadlock over constitutional arrangements.