Lets Wrap up Pakistan Studies and Islamiat, those who are appearing in May/June 2014 session

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

I want help with two of the questions, both relating to the Bengal partition.
Q1: Why Bengal was partitioned in 1906?
A1: (i) large population
(ii) clamp down the nationalist ideas (Bal Gangadhar Tilak)
(iii) to gain support of Muslim population in east Bengal

I am not sure about the (iii) reason. Is this reason wrong? My teacher says that instead of this reason, it should be the large area. But I think the reasons large area & large population are over-lapping.

Q2: Why was partition of Bengal reversed?
A2: (i) Hindu reaction
(ii) Swadeshi Movement
(iii) assassination attempt of future viceroy

Are these reasons correct?

And this point can be added to your 2nd answer that
vi) As a British attempt to restore good relations with Hindus.

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

ye

Maybe yeh bhi ho..
d) This pact brought the Non Co-operation of Congress to an end..

yeh cheez point b mai bhi likhi hui hai

 

[yogita]

Well for the 1st question..
your 1st and 2nd points are correct..
This question came in 2012..

In the marking key besides your two reasons it was included that 'Muslims saw it as a favor of British by granting muslims a muslim majority province.. while the Hindus saw it as an attempt by British working on their Divide and Rule policy.. I too dont know how is that a reason for the partition of Bengal.. But it was stated as i Quoted.
And it is wrong saying that British did the partition to favor muslims Particularly.. Because It is said nowhere.. It is only said that Muslims "saw" it.. or Hindus "saw" it..
No one knows what their actual intention was..

The third reason would be
3:In order to exploit fully the resources in bengal and to bring about agricultural and industrial prosperity in the province, the partition was considered.
4:The british decided to partition bengal so that the reforms they would introduce particularly in east bengal could be more effective..

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

The third reason would be
3:In order to exploit fully the resources in bengal and to bring about agricultural and industrial prosperity in the province, the partition was considered.
4:The british decided to partition bengal so that the reforms they would introduce particularly in east bengal could be more effective..

Kis book me likha he Agriculture and reforms ka? :/

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

These questions are still unsolved..
Anyone?
We have to end the section 2 today..:/

6. Why was there so much opposition to the Government of India Act 1935? /7
8.Why were there 3 RTC's held between 1930 and 1932? /7
13.Why was RTC organized?

 

[yogita]

Kis book me likha he Agriculture and reforms ka? :/

I remember this point being written in the notes izmah brought, it was elaborated in such way..
3:There was a famine in orissa,part of bengal.This revealed the need of development there.Constructive measures had not been taken by the British as it was faraway from the centre.The famine in orissa not only made the lives miserable but also turned them against the british... therefore the british realised in order to introduce effective reforms they needed to partition the province.
4:during the mughal period the province of Bengal was a beautiful province and abundant in natural resources.However, during Bristish period the province was on a decline and suffered from agricultural and industrial backwardness . Therefore in order to exploit fully the resources of bengal and bring about agricultural and industrial prosperity, partition was considered.

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

I remember this point being written in the notes izmah brought, it was elaborated in such way..
3:There was a famine in orissa,part of bengal.This revealed the need of development there.Constructive measures had not been taken by the British as it was faraway from the centre.The famine in orissa not only made the lives miserable but also turned them against the british... therefore the british realised in order to introduce effective reforms they needed to partition the province.
4:during the mughal period the province of Bengal was a beautiful province and abundant in natural resources.However, during Bristish period the province was on a decline and suffered from agricultural and industrial backwardness . Therefore in order to exploit fully the resources of bengal and bring about agricultural and industrial prosperity, partition was considered.

chalo bhai, tumhari baat maan laitay hain yahan

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

The third reason would be
3:In order to exploit fully the resources in bengal and to bring about agricultural and industrial prosperity in the province, the partition was considered.
4:The british decided to partition bengal so that the reforms they would introduce particularly in east bengal could be more effective..

Of the 54 million people in Bengal 42 million were Hindus. It seemed sensible to divide up
the province on religious grounds and also because it was becoming very large and
producing significant administrative problems. By doing this it was felt that the province
would be easier to administer especially at the time of a new British government in power.
The Hindus saw it as a policy of ‘Divide and Rule’, an attempt by the British to work against
the Hindus. The Muslims felt that it was a British attempt to recognise the Muslims after
years of mistrust and domination by the Hindus.

Well it is the Marking key for this question..
The question came in Oct/Nov 2012 session.

http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/...vel/Pakistan Studies (2059)/2059_w12_ms_1.pdf
Check it..

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

I remember this point being written in the notes izmah brought, it was elaborated in such way..
3:There was a famine in orissa,part of bengal.This revealed the need of development there.Constructive measures had not been taken by the British as it was faraway from the centre.The famine in orissa not only made the lives miserable but also turned them against the british... therefore the british realised in order to introduce effective reforms they needed to partition the province.
4:during the mughal period the province of Bengal was a beautiful province and abundant in natural resources.However, during Bristish period the province was on a decline and suffered from agricultural and industrial backwardness . Therefore in order to exploit fully the resources of bengal and bring about agricultural and industrial prosperity, partition was considered.

Maybe these points are correct....
but i didnt read them anywhere.. (Any book) :/

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q1.why was Allama Iqbal an important symbolic figure for the muslims of india?/7

a) he was the first muslim leader to demand for a separate muslim homeland in 1930 at Allahabad. he supported the two nation theoryand was known as the founder of the ideology of pakistan.
b) he told the muslims that they were a separate nation, and that they shall be proud of their glourious past,culture and heritage.
c) he wrote to inspire the muslims to gain independence from the british and took his inspiration from the quran and told the muslims that to earn religious freedom the creation of a separate Muslim homeland had become a necessity.
d) bcz his views helped the muslims to determine a line of action and workout a definite program in order to achieve independence. in later the lahore resolution was also based on his ideas.

yeh check kar loo

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

These questions are still unsolved..
Anyone?
We have to end the section 2 today..:/

6. Why was there so much opposition to the Government of India Act 1935? /7
8.Why were there 3 RTC's held between 1930 and 1932? /7
13.Why was RTC organized?

Okay answer to
Why was there so much opposition to the Government of India Act 1935? /7

1.low voting franchise.
2.it granted far less liberty then the indians hoped for.
3.British were already in a tight corner and if more opposition was done than they might gradually leave.. so the GOIA was criticized.


Check it please..:/

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q2. why was Chaudry Rehmat Ali an important influence on the struggle for a separate homeland for Pakistan?/7

a) he strongly believed in the two nation theory and wrote the pamphlet "now or never" to convince the ML leaders to demand for a separate Muslim homeland.
b) he also gave the name of the new muslim state. Pakistan.
c) he formed an association called "Pakistan National Movenment" in london to support the idea of a separate muslim homeland.
d) he met the muslim leaders at the RTCs and tried to convince them that the only solution to the problemd faced by the muslims in india was the establishment of a independent state for the muslims, though at this time his ideas were not supported by jinnah, and other prominent figures of the league.

check this out!!!

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q3. why was Jinnah very important in the cause of the Pakistan Movenment?/7

a) he stood up firmly to protect the muslim interest in the sub-continent. he became MLs president in 1934 and fought for the good of the muslims.
b) he made numerous speeches, wrote many articles, and gave statements explaining that muslims were a separate nation. he soon also realized that hindus and muslims could not live together.
c) he was determined and convicted in his mission, and declared the formation of an independent muslim state in the near future at lahore in 1940.
d) he represented and defended the muslim interest at the 1st and 2nd RTC, at the gandhi-jinnah talks, and at the simla conference.

yeh bhi dekh loo!!!

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q3. why was Jinnah very important in the cause of the Pakistan Movenment?/7

a) he stood up firmly to protect the muslim interest in the sub-continent. he became MLs president in 1934 and fought for the good of the muslims.
b) he made numerous speeches, wrote many articles, and gave statements explaining that muslims were a separate nation.
c) he was determined and convicted in his mission, and declared the formation of an independent muslim state in the near future at lahore in 1940.
d) he represented and defended the muslim interest at the 1st and 2nd RTC, at the gandhi-jinnah talks, and at the simla conference.

yeh bhi dekh loo!!!

In part b add.. 'after he realized that Hindus and Muslims cannot live together..'
Baki sai he..

 

[Ashuzma]

hey
i am appering too
but confused how to study
can any one help plz

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q2. why was Chaudry Rehmat Ali an important influence on the struggle for a separate homeland for Pakistan?/7

a) he strongly believed in the two nation theory and wrote the pamphlet "now or never" to convince the ML leaders to demand for a separate Muslim homeland.
b) he also gave the name of the new muslim state. Pakistan.
c) he formed an association called "Pakistan National Movenment" in london to support the idea of a separate muslim homeland.
d) he met the muslim leaders at the RTCs and tried to convince them that the only solution to the problemd faced by the muslims in india was the establishment of a independent state for the muslims, though at this time his ideas were not supported by jinnah, and other prominent figures of the league.

check this out!!!

Sahih..

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q4. why do you think Jinnah decided to support the idea of creating a separate "Pakistan"?/7

a) after the congress rule of 1937-39, he came to an idea that if muslims were to live under the hindus, they would always suffer.
b) he saw that the hindus aimed at erasing the muslim culture and heritage , so he wanted to earn freedom for the muslims and protect their culture.
c) he was also inspired by the ideology of Allama Iqbal of creating a separate homeland for the muslims. he came to believe that hindus and muslims were completely two different nations, differing in all social and religious forms of living.
d) after 1939 , jinnah started fearing that in an indian federation muslims might be treated unjustly and might not be given proper autonomy or the promises made to them might be withdrawn afterwards, and they might be betrayed and then would surely have to suffer.

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Okay.. Mubashir..

Making your work easy here's the compilation of Possible 7 marks Questions of Chapter 10..

Chapter 10 'Important personalities in the Pakistan Movement'

Q1.why was Allama Iqbal an important symbolic figure for the muslims of india?/7
a) he was the first muslim leader to demand for a separate muslim homeland in 1930 at Allahabad. he supported the two nation theoryand was known as the founder of the ideology of pakistan.
b) he told the muslims that they were a separate nation, and that they shall be proud of their glourious past,culture and heritage.
c) he wrote to inspire the muslims to gain independence from the british and took his inspiration from the quran and told the muslims that to earn religious freedom the creation of a separate Muslim homeland had become a necessity.
d) bcz his views helped the muslims to determine a line of action and workout a definite program in order to achieve independence. in later the lahore resolution was also based on his ideas.


Q2. why was Chaudry Rehmat Ali an important influence on the struggle for a separate homeland for Pakistan?/7
a) he strongly believed in the two nation theory and wrote the pamphlet "now or never" to convince the ML leaders to demand for a separate Muslim homeland.
b) he also gave the name of the new muslim state. Pakistan.
c) he formed an association called "Pakistan National Movenment" in london to support the idea of a separate muslim homeland.
d) he met the muslim leaders at the RTCs and tried to convince them that the only solution to the problemd faced by the muslims in india was the establishment of a independent state for the muslims, though at this time his ideas were not supported by jinnah, and other prominent figures of the league.


Q3. why was Jinnah very important in the cause of the Pakistan Movenment?/7
a) he stood up firmly to protect the muslim interest in the sub-continent. he became MLs president in 1934 and fought for the good of the muslims.
b) he made numerous speeches, wrote many articles, and gave statements explaining that muslims were a separate nation. he soon also realized that hindus and muslims could not live together.
c) he was determined and convicted in his mission, and declared the formation of an independent muslim state in the near future at lahore in 1940.
d) he represented and defended the muslim interest at the 1st and 2nd RTC, at the gandhi-jinnah talks, and at the simla conference.


Q4. why do you think Jinnah decided to support the idea of creating a separate "Pakistan"?/7
a) after the congress rule of 1937-39, he came to an idea that if muslims were to live under the hindus, they would always suffer.
b) he saw that the hindus aimed at erasing the muslim culture and heritage , so he wanted to earn freedom for the muslims and protect their culture.
c) he was also inspired by the ideology of Allama Iqbal of creating a separate homeland for the muslims. he came to believe that hindus and muslims were completely two different nations, differing in all social and religious forms of living.
d) after 1939 , jinnah started fearing that in an indian federation muslims might be treated unjustly and might not be given proper autonomy or the promises made to them might be withdrawn afterwards, and they might be betrayed and then would surely have to suffer.

 

[yogita]

Maybe these points are correct....
but i didnt read them anywhere.. (Any book) :/[

Q7) How did the College at Aligarh help to solve the problems for muslims in the sub-continent? /7

1.) The college later became the university which produced Great leaders of the Pakistan Movement. eg. Liaqat Ali Khan, Ayub Khan
2.) In the days before Muslim League it became a symbol of Muslim unity.
3.) It worked to educate the muslims as it provided both the western and Indian education, along with islamic education..


Are the Reasons relevant ?..

Listen.. how would we elaborate these points individually??

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Okay here are the possible Questions and Answers of Chapter 9.

"Pakistan Movement 1940-1947"

Q1.Why did the Cripps Mission of 1942 Fail? /7
1.The Muslim League rejected the Mission’s proposals because the British did not agree to
Partition.
2. Congress rejected the Plan because it did not go far enough, demanding instead
immediate and full control over the central government.
3. The British were also negotiating from a weak position which Congress exploited by demanding Britain leave the sub-continent
immediately (‘Quit India’ movement).

Q2. Why Did the Gandhi Jinnah Talks Fail in 1944? /7
1. Gandhi only wanted to achieve independence first and foremost – partition discussions could follow later, whereas Jinnah wanted to settle the issue of partition first and before the British left. He knew that his bargaining position would be much weaker if he went along with Gandhi’s plan.
2. Gandhi insisted that he spoke for all Indians and couldn't accept the position of Muslims as being a separate nation. Hence independence for all Indians as a united nation was on his agenda. Jinnah was at odds with Gandhi and accused him of only speaking for Hindus, otherwise he would accept the idea of partition. He accused Gandhi of not accepting the two nation idea of partition.
3.Gandhi also wanted the central government to have control of key areas such as defense and foreign policy, whereas Jinnah wanted these issues to be dealt with by the provinces.

Q3.Why was Quit India Movement Formed in 1942? /7
1.Both Muslims and Hindus were to some extent united in their opposition to the Cripps Mission’s proposals.
2.The Muslims rejected them because the British would not agree to Partition and the Congress Party wanted immediate and full control over the central government.
3.The British were also negotiating from a weak position which the Congress Party exploited by demanding Britain leave the sub-continent immediately. As a result Gandhi began the Movement

Check em..