Allahabad Address (1930) – Vision of Pakistan 50 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/50 Subscribe 1. : Who delivered the famous Allahabad Address in 1930? (A) Mahatma Gandhi (B) Jawaharlal Nehru (C) Allama Iqbal (D) Muhammad Ali Jinnah 2. : At which session of the All-India Muslim League was the Allahabad Address delivered? (A) 1928 (B) 1930 (C) 1932 (D) 1934 3. : In which city was the Allahabad Address delivered? (A) Lahore (B) Karachi (C) Allahabad (D) Delhi 4. : The Allahabad Address was delivered during the _____ session of the Muslim League. (A) 21st (B) 22nd (C) 25th (D) 30th 5. : What was the central theme of the Allahabad Address? (A) Hindu-Muslim Unity (B) Separate Electorates (C) Two-Nation Theory (D) Economic Reforms 6. : Which leader is associated with presenting the idea of a separate Muslim homeland in 1930? (A) Syed Ahmed Khan (B) Allama Iqbal (C) Liaquat Ali Khan (D) Maulana Azad 7. : According to Iqbal, where should the Muslim-majority provinces be grouped? (A) In Northern India (B) In Southern India (C) In Western India (D) In Eastern India 8. : Which principle did the Allahabad Address reinforce? (A) Secularism (B) Hindu domination (C) Federalism (D) Separate nationhood for Muslims 9. : Which famous concept is closely tied to the Allahabad Address? (A) Quit India (B) Purna Swaraj (C) Two-Nation Theory (D) Non-Alignment 10. : Allama Iqbal’s vision presented in Allahabad in 1930 was later realized in the form of: (A) Indian Independence (B) Hindu-Muslim Unity (C) Pakistan (D) Bangladesh 11. : In which month was the Allahabad Address delivered? (A) January (B) March (C) December (D) November 12. : Which ideology did Iqbal challenge through the Allahabad Address? (A) British Imperialism (B) Hindu nationalism (C) Marxism (D) Socialism 13. : What profession was Allama Iqbal primarily known for? (A) Politician (B) Poet-philosopher (C) Businessman (D) Lawyer 14. : The Allahabad Address suggested autonomy for: (A) All of India (B) Muslim-majority areas (C) British provinces only (D) Hindu-majority areas 15. : Iqbal viewed Islam as more than a religion. He saw it as a: (A) Political system (B) Private belief system (C) Cultural habit (D) Trade policy 16. : The Address rejected the idea of a unitary Indian nation due to: (A) British policies (B) Economic issues (C) Religious differences (D) Educational disparity 17. : According to Iqbal, which religion’s culture could not be merged with Hindu culture? (A) Sikhism (B) Islam (C) Christianity (D) Buddhism 18. : The Allahabad Address laid the foundation for which future movement? (A) Khilafat Movement (B) Pakistan Movement (C) Civil Disobedience Movement (D) Swadeshi Movement 19. : Iqbal’s vision in the Allahabad Address advocated for Muslim states within: (A) A central Hindu authority (B) A federation of Indian states (C) Complete independence (D) A British province 20. : Iqbal believed Muslims needed separate statehood to preserve: (A) Trade (B) Politics (C) Culture and identity (D) Army control 21. : The Allahabad Address was delivered in which year? (A) 1929 (B) 1930 (C) 1931 (D) 1932 22. : Who presided over the session where the Allahabad Address was delivered? (A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah (B) Liaquat Ali Khan (C) Allama Iqbal (D) Shaukat Ali 23. : Iqbal emphasized the need for Muslims to have: (A) Their own constitution (B) Economic policies (C) Separate territory (D) Armies 24. : According to Iqbal, Islam provides: (A) Secular freedom (B) Spiritual democracy (C) Totalitarian rule (D) Monarchy 25. : How did Iqbal view the British rule in India? (A) Favorable (B) Neutral (C) Oppressive (D) Educational 26. : Iqbal’s address promoted unity among: (A) All Indians (B) Hindu and Sikh communities (C) Muslim-majority regions (D) British officers 27. : The vision in the Allahabad Address was later supported by which major resolution? (A) Lucknow Pact (B) Delhi Resolution (C) Lahore Resolution (D) Cabinet Mission Plan 28. : The Allahabad Address is considered a: (A) Literary speech (B) Turning point in Muslim politics (C) Legal document (D) Constitutional bill 29. : The speech emphasized the distinct identity of Muslims in terms of: (A) Dress (B) Language (C) Nationhood (D) Architecture 30. : What type of system did Iqbal favor for Muslims in India? (A) Secularism (B) Theocracy (C) Autonomous federalism (D) Monarchic rule 31. : Iqbal considered the concept of a Muslim state necessary to protect: (A) British interests (B) Muslim religious, cultural, and social identity (C) Hindu-Muslim unity (D) British monarchy 32. : Which ideology is a direct outcome of the ideas presented in the Allahabad Address? (A) Pan-Islamism (B) Indian nationalism (C) Two-Nation Theory (D) Secularism 33. : Which British policy was indirectly challenged by the Allahabad Address? (A) Divide and Rule (B) Indian Penal Code (C) Communal Award (D) Charter Act 34. : Allama Iqbal’s vision influenced which major Muslim leader’s future stance? (A) Maulana Azad (B) Muhammad Ali Jinnah (C) Liaquat Ali Khan (D) Shaukat Ali 35. : The Allahabad Address was delivered under the presidency of Allama Iqbal as: (A) Governor (B) League President (C) Guest speaker (D) Secretary 36. : Which poet-philosopher gave political direction to Indian Muslims in 1930? (A) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan (B) Mirza Ghalib (C) Allama Iqbal (D) Altaf Hussain Hali 37. : What was Iqbal’s suggested solution to Hindu-Muslim tensions in India? (A) British rule continuation (B) One central government (C) Separate Muslim statehood (D) Complete disarmament 38. : How was Iqbal’s speech at Allahabad received by Indian Muslims? (A) Ignored (B) With suspicion (C) Welcomed (D) Rejected 39. : Iqbal proposed that Muslim-majority provinces be formed into: (A) Indian states (B) An autonomous region (C) A united India (D) A Hindu-Muslim confederacy 40. : According to Iqbal, Muslims in India were a: (A) Religious sect (B) Political minority (C) Separate nation (D) Regional community 41. : The Allahabad Address highlighted the importance of: (A) Economic planning (B) Military recruitment (C) Cultural independence (D) Industrialization 42. : Which colonial power ruled India during the Allahabad Address? (A) French (B) Dutch (C) British (D) Portuguese 43. : The ideas of the Allahabad Address were later embodied in which resolution? (A) Poona Pact (B) Lucknow Pact (C) Lahore Resolution (D) Nehru Report 44. : In the Allahabad Address, Iqbal emphasized that Islam is a: (A) Ritual (B) Social code (C) Private matter (D) Colonial tool 45. : Allama Iqbal’s Allahabad Address rejected the idea of: (A) Muslim unity (B) Western democracy (C) One Indian nation (D) Peaceful coexistence 46. : Allama Iqbal’s political ideas contributed to the: (A) Creation of Indian National Congress (B) Formation of the Khilafat Movement (C) Ideological foundation of Pakistan (D) Indian Rebellion of 1857 47. : The Allahabad Address was one of Iqbal’s few: (A) Scientific theories (B) Military policies (C) Political speeches (D) Court judgments 48. : Iqbal called for a federation where Muslims had: (A) Nominal power (B) Military control (C) Full autonomy (D) Religious equality only 49. : The Allahabad Address was delivered in response to: (A) Simon Commission (B) Nehru Report (C) Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms (D) Cabinet Mission 50. : Allama Iqbal’s Allahabad Address is considered a: (A) Turning point in Indian independence (B) Declaration of war (C) Demand for British rule (D) Literary masterpiece only