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O Level Pakistan History Test

The document outlines an O Level Pakistan History Test consisting of source-based and structured questions, totaling 30 marks with a 45-minute time limit. It includes questions related to Muhammad Ali Jinnah's Lahore Resolution, the 1857 War of Independence, and the Khilafat Movement, among others. Students are instructed to use source material and their knowledge to answer all questions.

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O Level Pakistan History Test

The document outlines an O Level Pakistan History Test consisting of source-based and structured questions, totaling 30 marks with a 45-minute time limit. It includes questions related to Muhammad Ali Jinnah's Lahore Resolution, the 1857 War of Independence, and the Khilafat Movement, among others. Students are instructed to use source material and their knowledge to answer all questions.

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O Level Pakistan History Test

Total Marks: 30
Time Allowed: 45 minutes

Instructions: Answer all questions. Use the source material to help answer the resource-
based questions.

Section A: Source-Based Questions (15 marks)

Source A:

"The Muslims are a nation according to any definition of a nation, and they must have their
homeland, their territory, and their state."
— Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Lahore Resolution, 1940

Question 1a (3 marks): What does Jinnah mean by describing Muslims as "a nation"? Use
Source A and your own knowledge.

Question 1b (4 marks): Why was the Lahore Resolution a turning point in Muslim political
struggle?

Source B:

"The 1857 revolt was not merely a mutiny of sepoys but the result of widespread discontent
against British rule."
— Historian’s view.

Question 2a (4 marks): What were the main causes of the 1857 War of Independence? Use
Source B and your own knowledge.

Question 2b (4 marks): Why did the 1857 revolt fail?

Section B: Structured Questions (15 marks)


Answer any two of the following questions.

Question 3: Describe the Khilafat Movement and explain how it affected Hindu-Muslim
relations. (7½ marks)

Question 4: How did British policies after 1857 impact Indian Muslims socially and
politically? (7½ marks)

Question 5: Explain the steps taken by Pakistan between 1947 and 1958 to develop as a
nation. (7½ marks)

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