1. The Plebiscite in Kashmir was first proposed by:
(A) Mughal Empire
(B) British Parliament
(C) United Nations
(D) Sikh Empire
2. The idea of plebiscite in Kashmir was linked with:
(A) Economic reform
(B) Self-determination of Kashmir
(C) Military expansion
(D) Trade agreement
3. The plebiscite proposal in Kashmir came after:
(A) 1857 Revolt
(B) Mughal decline
(C) Sikh wars
(D) First Indo-Pak War (1947–48)
4. The plebiscite was recommended by:
(A) UNESCO
(B) European Union
(C) NATO
(D) United Nations Commission for India and Pakistan (UNCIP)
5. The plebiscite in Kashmir was intended to determine:
(A) Final status of Jammu and Kashmir
(B) Trade routes
(C) Agricultural policy
(D) Military alliances
6. The plebiscite was to be held under:
(A) UN supervision
(B) Indian Army
(C) British Crown
(D) Sikh leadership
7. The plebiscite proposal is associated with which UN resolution?
(A) Treaty of Versailles
(B) UN Resolution on Kashmir (1948–49)
(C) Shimla Agreement
(D) Lahore Resolution
8. The plebiscite in Kashmir was never implemented due to:
(A) Mughal interference
(B) Roman invasion
(C) Sikh opposition
(D) Political disagreements between India and Pakistan
9. The plebiscite was meant to give a choice between:
(A) India and Pakistan
(B) China and India
(C) Britain and France
(D) Afghanistan and Iran
10. The plebiscite issue is part of:
(A) Kashmir dispute
(B) Roman Empire history
(C) Mughal trade system
(D) Sikh Empire expansion
11. The plebiscite was linked to which condition?
(A) Withdrawal of armed forces
(B) Expansion of empire
(C) Trade agreement
(D) Religious conversion
12. The plebiscite proposal was supported by:
(A) United Nations
(B) Sikh Empire
(C) Mughal rulers
(D) British East India Company
13. The plebiscite issue is still considered:
(A) Fully resolved
(B) Unresolved dispute
(C) Ancient history
(D) Trade matter
14. The plebiscite was proposed after which conflict?
(A) First World War
(B) Indo-Pak war of 1947–48
(C) Sikh wars
(D) Mughal invasion
15. The plebiscite would determine:
(A) Sovereignty of Kashmir
(B) Currency system
(C) Trade routes
(D) Language policy
16. The plebiscite in Kashmir was part of UN efforts for:
(A) Peaceful settlement
(B) Colonization
(C) Trade expansion
(D) Military conquest
17. The plebiscite proposal required:
(A) Permanent occupation
(B) Neutral administration
(C) Mughal rule
(D) Sikh rule
18. The plebiscite issue is associated with which leader’s opposition?
(A) Ranjit Singh
(B) Akbar
(C) Sheikh Abdullah
(D) Babur
19. The plebiscite was intended for:
(A) Local elections only
(B) Entire population of Jammu and Kashmir
(C) Military leaders only
(D) Foreign settlers only
20. The plebiscite proposal was made under:
(A) British India Act
(B) UN Charter principles
(C) Mughal law
(D) Sikh Code
21. The plebiscite would have been conducted after:
(A) Trade expansion
(B) Industrialization
(C) Demilitarization
(D) Religious reform
22. The plebiscite issue is mainly related to:
(A) Mughal administration
(B) Roman Empire expansion
(C) Kashmir territorial dispute
(D) Sikh wars
23. The plebiscite was proposed in which decade?
(A) 1930s
(B) 1950s
(C) 1940s
(D) 1960s
24. The plebiscite was never held because of:
(A) Lack of interest
(B) Sikh opposition only
(C) Ancient law restrictions
(D) Political deadlock
25. The plebiscite proposal is linked with which global body?
(A) NATO
(B) United Nations
(C) EU
(D) SAARC
26. The plebiscite issue involves which principle?
(A) Imperialism
(B) Trade monopoly
(C) Feudalism
(D) Self-determination
27. The plebiscite would have settled:
(A) Final political status of Kashmir
(B) Agricultural policy
(C) Language reforms
(D) Trade routes
28. The plebiscite is linked to:
(A) Indo-Pak relations
(B) Roman Empire
(C) Mughal trade
(D) Sikh Empire
29. The plebiscite proposal required agreement between:
(A) India, Pakistan, and UN
(B) Mughal and Sikh rulers
(C) Britain and France
(D) China and Japan
30. The plebiscite remains:
(A) Fully implemented
(B) Unresolved international issue
(C) Ancient concept
(D) Trade agreement