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What action by Kamal Ataturk in 1924 is highlighted as a significant factor leading to the decline of the Khilafat Movement?
A) Establishment of a democratic government in Turkey
B) Exiling Sultan Abdul Majeed
C) Formation of the Indian National Congress
D) Abolition of the Indian educational system
what conclusion was drawn regarding the relationship between Hindus and Muslims during the Khilafat Movement?
A) They demonstrated a lasting unity against the British Government.
B) They were considered two separate nations due to their inability to maintain unity.
C) They achieved success in jointly advocating for the Ottoman Empire’s restoration.
D) They formed a separate political party to address their concerns.
Which movement was the by-product of the Khilafat movement?
A) Independence Movement
B) Hijrat Movement
C) Boycott Movement
D) None of them
Who was the major Muslim Leader who strongly opposed non-cooperation programme?
A) Allama Iqbal
B) Quaid-e-Azam
C) Abu Al Kalam Azam
D) Liaquat Ali Khan
The delegation of Khilafat committee met the British Prime Minister Lloyd George in:
A) March,1919
B) July,1918
C) March,1915
D) May,1920
When the 1st meeting of Khilafat Committee was held?
A) 23rd September 1918
B) 23rd May 1916
C) 23rd July 1915
D) 23rd November 1919
When Gandhi called off the Non-Cooperation Movement?
A) February,1922
B) February,1921
C) April,1919
D) March,1915
In which incidence 22 policemen had been shut up in a house and burnt alive by a frenzied mob?
A) Arrest of Nehru
B) Chauri Chaura
C) Arrest of Patel
D) Jalianwala Bagh
The first session of Khilafat conference was held on:
A) October,1921
B) August,1918
C) December,1919
D) December,1920
The first session of Khilafat conference was presided over by:
A) Shaukat Ali
B) Rehmat Ali
C) Abu Al Kalam Azam
D) Muhammad Ali Johar
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Muhammad Anglo Oriental was inaugurated by Lord Lytton
Yes, The foundation of Mohammedan Anglo-oriental college was laid by Lord Lytton in 1874 at Aligarh.
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