Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The combined Khilafat and Non-Cooperation campaign was formally launched in:
A. 1906
B. 1920
C. 1911
D. 1930
Correct Answer: B
The united mass campaign developed during 1920.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The Khilafat leaders joined Gandhi's movement known as:
A. Non-Cooperation Movement
B. Civil Disobedience Movement of 1930
C. Quit India Movement
D. Swadeshi Movement of 1905 only
Correct Answer: A
The two campaigns became closely linked in 1920.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Gandhi agreed to support the Khilafat cause on the condition that the struggle remain:
A. Secret and military
B. Pro-British
C. Limited to newspapers only
D. Non-violent
Correct Answer: D
Nonviolence was the essential basis of Gandhi's participation.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Which Indian nationalist leader became the strongest non-Muslim supporter of the Khilafat cause?
A. Bal Gangadhar Tilak after 1925
B. Lord Reading
C. Mahatma Gandhi
D. Michael O'Dwyer
Correct Answer: C
Gandhi saw the issue as an opportunity for anti-colonial unity and mass nonviolent action.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The movement's early tactics before full Non-Cooperation included:
A. Foreign invasion and naval warfare
B. Resolutions, conferences and deputations
C. Ending all public communication
D. Supporting colonial censorship
Correct Answer: B
The campaign first used constitutional pressure before adopting mass non-cooperation.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Which city hosted an important Khilafat meeting in June 1920 that moved toward Non-Cooperation?
A. Allahabad
B. Simla
C. Peshawar
D. Dacca
Correct Answer: A
Khilafat leaders meeting at Allahabad approved a more active non-cooperation program.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The failure of constitutional deputations encouraged Khilafat leaders to adopt:
A. Permanent loyalty to every British policy
B. Complete political inactivity
C. Support for Allied mandates
D. Non-Cooperation
Correct Answer: D
When petitions and delegations failed, the movement shifted toward organized non-cooperation.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
What was the immediate outcome of the Khilafat delegation to London?
A. The Treaty of Sèvres was cancelled immediately
B. The Caliph was made Viceroy of India
C. Britain did not change its Turkish policy
D. Britain granted Indian independence
Correct Answer: C
The delegation failed to persuade the British government to revise its policy.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The 1920 Khilafat delegation to London sought to influence:
A. The partition of Bengal in 1905
B. The peace terms imposed on Turkey
C. The Indian census
D. The Simon Commission report
Correct Answer: B
The delegates tried to change the postwar settlement affecting the Ottoman Empire.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Who led the principal Khilafat delegation to Europe and London in 1920?
A. Muhammad Ali Jauhar
B. Seth Chotani
C. Maulana Abdul Bari
D. Lala Lajpat Rai
Correct Answer: A
Muhammad Ali led the overseas delegation that appealed directly to British and European policymakers.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The delegation led by Dr M. A. Ansari approached the:
A. Ottoman Grand National Assembly
B. League of Nations Assembly
C. Afghan Amir only
D. Viceroy of India
Correct Answer: D
The delegation sought action from the highest British authority in India.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Who led a Khilafat delegation to the Viceroy in January 1920?
A. Shaukat Ali
B. Hasrat Mohani
C. Dr M. A. Ansari
D. Maulana Mahmud ul-Hasan
Correct Answer: C
Dr Ansari headed the deputation that presented the Muslim case to the Viceroy.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Which date is commonly associated with the first Khilafat Day?
A. 13 April 1919
B. 17 October 1919
C. 1 August 1920
D. 3 March 1924
Correct Answer: B
Many historical accounts identify 17 October 1919 as the first all-India Khilafat Day.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The first widely observed Khilafat Day took place in:
A. October 1919
B. May 1857
C. March 1940
D. August 1947
Correct Answer: A
An all-India day of protest was observed in October 1919.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The observance known as Khilafat Day was intended mainly to:
A. Celebrate the abolition of the Caliphate
B. Support Allied occupation
C. Recruit soldiers for Britain
D. Demonstrate mass support for the Khilafat demands
Correct Answer: D
Khilafat Day used meetings, prayers and closures to express solidarity and protest.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Which leaders joined the Amritsar conference after release from prison?
A. Gandhi and Jinnah
B. Chelmsford and Reading
C. Muhammad Ali and Shaukat Ali
D. Atatürk and İsmet İnönü
Correct Answer: C
The released Ali Brothers rejoined public political activity at the Amritsar session.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The Amritsar Khilafat Conference was held in:
A. March 1909
B. December 1919
C. July 1921
D. November 1927
Correct Answer: B
The Amritsar meeting followed the Delhi conference by about one month.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The second Khilafat Conference of 1919 was held at:
A. Amritsar
B. Quetta
C. Dacca
D. Nagpur
Correct Answer: A
A second major conference met at Amritsar in December 1919.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
The Delhi conference supported a boycott of:
A. All locally manufactured goods
B. Turkish products
C. Indian newspapers
D. British goods
Correct Answer: D
Economic boycott was used as pressure against British policy.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1919-1924 - Mass Movements - Khilafat Movemet
Which action was announced regarding British victory celebrations?
A. Compulsory attendance
B. Military salute by every activist
C. Non-participation
D. Collection of funds for the celebrations
Correct Answer: C
Khilafat supporters were urged not to join celebrations of the Allied victory.