1. The All India Muslim League was established in:
(A) 1916
(B) 1906
(C) 1920
(D) 1930
2. The primary purpose of the Muslim League was to:
(A) Support British rule only
(B) Promote Hindu-Muslim unity only
(C) Protect the political rights of Muslims
(D) Oppose Pakistan movement
3. The first session of the Muslim League was held in:
(A) Delhi
(B) Aligarh
(C) Dhaka
(D) Lucknow
4. The Muslim League initially worked to safeguard:
(A) Hindu religious rights
(B) Muslim political and educational rights
(C) British economic interests
(D) Indian trade policies
5. Under the leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Jinnah, the Muslim League’s role was to:
(A) Oppose Pakistan
(B) Promote Hindu majority rule
(C) Organize Muslims politically
(D) Support Congress policies
6. The Muslim League demanded separate electorates for Muslims to:
(A) Ensure British support
(B) Abolish elections
(C) Promote joint governance with Hindus
(D) Protect minority political rights
7. The Muslim League played a key role in opposing:
(A) British policies only
(B) Urdu language
(C) Muslim political participation
(D) Hindu majority dominance in Congress ministries (1937–39)
8. The Muslim League’s revival in 1934 was necessary because:
(A) British supported Congress only
(B) Muslims were dominant
(C) Hindus were politically weak
(D) Muslim political rights were under threat
9. The Lahore Resolution (1940) was passed under the guidance of:
(A) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
(B) Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
(C) Liaquat Ali Khan
(D) Allama Iqbal
10. The Muslim League under Jinnah demanded:
(A) Separate Muslim homelands in Muslim-majority areas
(B) Hindu rule over India
(C) Joint electorates with Hindus
(D) Abolition of British rule only
11. The Muslim League mobilized Muslims politically through:
(A) Economic policies only
(B) British administration only
(C) Newspapers, public meetings, and elections
(D) Congress collaboration
12. Muslim League’s opposition to Congress Rule (1937–39) led to:
(A) Hindu-Muslim unity
(B) Support for Congress ministries
(C) Celebration of “Day of Deliverance” by Muslims
(D) British economic reforms
13. The Muslim League supported the Urdu language because:
(A) It was easy to learn
(B) British insisted
(C) Hindus promoted it
(D) It represented Muslim culture and identity
14. The Muslim League played a major role in protecting:
(A) Hindu interests
(B) British economic policies
(C) Indian army policies
(D) Muslim social, political, and religious rights
15. The Muslim League helped Muslims realize the importance of:
(A) Economic exploitation
(B) Political organization and separate identity
(C) British support
(D) Joint governance with Hindus
16. The Muslim League’s support increased after:
(A) 1906 only
(B) Cripps Mission only
(C) World War I
(D) Congress ministries in 1937–39
17. The Muslim League encouraged Muslims to:
(A) Join Congress ministries
(B) Remain politically inactive
(C) Actively participate in politics
(D) Focus only on trade
18. One of the major achievements of the Muslim League was:
(A) Ending British rule directly
(B) Passing the Government of India Act 1935
(C) Leading the creation of Pakistan
(D) Supporting Hindu rule
19. The Muslim League under Jinnah emphasized:
(A) Hindu-Muslim integration
(B) Muslim unity and political awareness
(C) British collaboration
(D) Economic backwardness
20. The ultimate role of the All India Muslim League before independence was:
(A) Promoting Hindu culture
(B) Supporting Congress policies
(C) Ending British rule alone
(D) Protecting Muslim identity and political rights, leading to Pakistan