1. The Muslim Conference was founded in:
(A) 1932
(B) 1920
(C) 1947
(D) 1857
2. Muslim Conference was founded by:
(A) Sheikh Abdullah
(B) Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas
(C) Ranjit Singh
(D) Gulab Singh
3. Muslim Conference later became closely associated with:
(A) Hindu Mahasabha
(B) Pakistan movement
(C) Sikh Empire
(D) British East India Company
4. Muslim Conference was originally a breakaway group from:
(A) Congress
(B) National Conference
(C) Muslim League
(D) Akali Dal
5. Sheikh Abdullah was initially linked with:
(A) Muslim Conference
(B) National Conference
(C) Sikh Empire
(D) Mughal court
6. The Muslim Conference primarily represented:
(A) Sikh interests
(B) Muslim political interests in Kashmir
(C) British officers
(D) Afghan rulers
7. Muslim Conference was active mainly during:
(A) British colonial period
(B) Ancient period
(C) Gupta period
(D) Maurya period
8. The Muslim Conference demanded:
(A) Sikh independence
(B) Mughal restoration
(C) Muslim rights and political representation
(D) Roman rule
9. Muslim Conference was founded in:
(A) Jammu
(B) Srinagar
(C) Delhi
(D) Lahore
10. Muslim Conference was reorganized in 1939 into:
(A) Congress
(B) Durrani League
(C) Sikh Khalsa Party
(D) National Conference
11. Muslim Conference was revived in:
(A) 1947
(B) 1857
(C) 1939
(D) 1605
12. Muslim Conference supported the idea of:
(A) Accession to Pakistan
(B) Independent Kashmir under Dogras
(C) Roman Empire rule
(D) British monarchy
13. Muslim Conference played a role in:
(A) Kashmir freedom movement
(B) Mughal administration
(C) Roman conquest
(D) Greek philosophy
14. Muslim Conference was led prominently by:
(A) Akbar
(B) Ranjit Singh
(C) Babur
(D) Chaudhry Ghulam Abbas
15. Muslim Conference’s ideology was mainly:
(A) Muslim nationalism
(B) Secular nationalism
(C) Feudal monarchy
(D) Communist ideology only
16. Muslim Conference split from National Conference due to:
(A) Foreign invasion
(B) Trade issues
(C) Military disputes
(D) Religious differences
17. Muslim Conference is important in history of:
(A) Kashmir political struggle
(B) Roman Empire
(C) Mughal navy
(D) Greek democracy
18. Muslim Conference’s political base was mainly:
(A) Urban Europe
(B) African colonies
(C) Muslim population of Jammu and Kashmir
(D) Afghan tribes only
19. Muslim Conference opposed:
(A) British trade
(B) Sikh Empire
(C) Roman law
(D) Dogra monarchy policies
20. Muslim Conference is associated with which movement?
(A) Sikh reform movement
(B) Roman conquest
(C) Kashmir freedom struggle
(D) Mughal expansion
21. Muslim Conference became politically active in:
(A) Early 20th century
(B) 10th century
(C) 15th century
(D) 18th century
22. Muslim Conference was influenced by:
(A) Greek philosophy only
(B) Roman mythology
(C) Western democracy and Islamic nationalism
(D) Sikh teachings
23. Muslim Conference is considered a:
(A) Trade organization
(B) Religious sect only
(C) Military group
(D) Political party
24. Muslim Conference played a key role before:
(A) Roman Empire collapse
(B) Indian independence
(C) Gupta period
(D) Mughal invasion
25. Muslim Conference later influenced politics in:
(A) Europe
(B) Pakistan and Kashmir
(C) Africa
(D) China only
26. Muslim Conference’s main objective was:
(A) Economic monopoly
(B) Naval expansion
(C) Political rights for Muslims
(D) Industrial revolution
27. Muslim Conference was part of which broader movement?
(A) Sikh Empire
(B) Greek democracy
(C) Roman Senate
(D) Kashmir political awakening
28. Muslim Conference is historically linked with:
(A) Mughal restoration
(B) Dogra rule opposition
(C) Afghan conquest
(D) Roman expansion
29. Muslim Conference contributed to:
(A) Greek city-state formation
(B) Roman law system
(C) Sikh military reforms
(D) Political division in Kashmir
30. Muslim Conference is a key organization in:
(A) Ancient history
(B) Roman Empire
(C) Modern Kashmir political history
(D) Gupta Empire