A. Its campaign was delayed and ill-organized
B. It was not a well-organized party at mass root level until then
C. Majority of Muslims voters boycotted the elections
D. Quaid-e-Azam was still a member of the Congress along with the Muslim League.
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A. A Federal System
B. A Unitary system
C. A Dyarchy system
D. A confederation of states and provinces
A. To unite Muslims on one Platform
B. To strive for independence
C. To fight against Hindu and extremist parties
D. To promote loyalty to the British Government
A. To secure more seats in any election than ensured under the system of joint electorate
B. Only a Muslim representative elected by the Muslim voters would be able to protect their specific rights
C. It could ensure a separate Muslim homeland which they dreamt of.
D. To deprive Congress of the vote bank of low-caste Hindus
A. Muhammadan Educational Conference
B. United Indian Patriotic Association
C. The National Muhammadan Association
D. The Scientific Society
A. Against soaring prices of British-made goods
B. Against low rates of Indian raw material used in making such products
C. Against the confinement of Bal Gawadhar Talek
D. None of the above reasons
A. Urdu and Islamic education were totally eliminated from the syllabus
B. Indian Muslims were not well equipped in modern education
C. The quota system and allocation of services was tilted in favor of the Hindu community
D. None of the above
A. Muslim Commercial Bank
B. Habib Bank Ltd.
C. United Bank Ltd.
D. Allied Bank Ltd.
A. 100 days
B. 130 days
C. 150 days
D. 200 days
A. 280
B. 281
C. 282
D. None of the above