The Objectives Resolution was passed on:
A) March 12, 1949
B) August 14, 1949
C) October 16, 1949
D) December 25, 1949
Who presented the Objectives Resolution in the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan?
A) Liaquat Ali Khan
B) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
C) Khawaja Nazimuddin
D) Iskander Mirza
The Objectives Resolution laid the foundation for:
A) Pakistan’s first military coup
B) The future constitution of Pakistan
C) The division of East and West Pakistan
D) The Green Revolution
Which principle was emphasized in the Objectives Resolution?
A) Absolute monarchy
B) Supremacy of Islamic values
C) Totalitarian rule
D) Communist ideology
What was the primary purpose of the Objectives Resolution?
A) To establish a new political party
B) To outline the guiding principles for the constitution
C) To declare war against India
D) To form a new government
Which key concept was included in the Objectives Resolution?
A) Theocratic rule
B) Religious freedom for minorities
C) Dictatorship
D) Feudalism
Which group strongly opposed the Objectives Resolution?
A) Religious scholars
B) Minorities in the Constituent Assembly
C) The military
D) Peasants and farmers
The Objectives Resolution declared that sovereignty belongs to:
A) The President of Pakistan
B) The Prime Minister of Pakistan
C) Almighty Allah
D) The military
How did non-Muslim members react to the Objectives Resolution?
A) Fully supported it
B) Expressed concerns over religious discrimination
C) Demanded a new election
D) Proposed amendments but were ignored
Which of the following was a major influence on the Objectives Resolution?
A) British Constitution
B) Islamic teachings
C) Communist ideology
D) American Bill of Rights
The Objectives Resolution became a part of which Pakistani constitution?
A) 1956 Constitution
B) 1962 Constitution
C) 1973 Constitution
D) All of the above
Which of the following was a key feature of the Objectives Resolution?
A) Pakistan would be a secular state
B) The judiciary would control the military
C) Islam would be the guiding principle of the state
D) The Governor-General would have absolute power
What impact did the Objectives Resolution have on Pakistan’s minorities?
A) It strengthened their rights
B) It created concerns about religious freedom
C) It removed their political representation
D) It made Pakistan a secular state
Which institution was expected to ensure the implementation of the Objectives Resolution?
A) Military
B) Parliament
C) Supreme Court
D) Provincial Governments
Which ideology did the Objectives Resolution promote?
A) Capitalism
B) Secularism
C) Islamic democracy
D) Fascism
The Objectives Resolution was incorporated into the Constitution of Pakistan as:
A) A fundamental right
B) A directive principle of state policy
C) A temporary law
D) A financial policy
Who opposed the Objectives Resolution the most?
A) East Pakistan politicians
B) Hindu members of the Constituent Assembly
C) The Pakistani military
D) British officials
Which leader defended the Objectives Resolution in the Constituent Assembly?
A) Liaquat Ali Khan
B) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
C) Ayub Khan
D) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
The Objectives Resolution was passed under which government?
A) Ayub Khan’s military government
B) Liaquat Ali Khan’s civilian government
C) Zia-ul-Haq’s Islamic rule
D) Benazir Bhutto’s democratic government
Which of the following was NOT included in the Objectives Resolution?
A) Supremacy of Islamic principles
B) Equal rights for all citizens
C) Establishment of a monarchy
D) Religious freedom
Which major religious ideology was referenced in the Objectives Resolution?
A) Hinduism
B) Christianity
C) Islam
D) Secularism
The Objectives Resolution aimed to establish:
A) A communist system
B) An Islamic democratic state
C) A secular democracy
D) A feudal system
What did the Objectives Resolution say about minorities?
A) They would have full religious freedom
B) They would be expelled from Pakistan
C) They would not be allowed in government
D) They would be granted limited rights
How did the Objectives Resolution influence later constitutions?
A) It became the preamble to Pakistan’s constitutions
B) It was removed from legal texts
C) It was replaced by British laws
D) It was ignored by lawmakers
What was a long-term effect of the Objectives Resolution?
A) Strengthening religious influence in politics
B) Weakening Pakistan’s economy
C) Reducing the role of Islam in government
D) Encouraging Western-style democracy
Which document was influenced by the Objectives Resolution?
A) The Indian Constitution
B) The 1956 Constitution of Pakistan
C) The Treaty of Lahore
D) The Government of India Act 1935
Which concept was reinforced in the Objectives Resolution?
A) The independence of judiciary
B) The division of Pakistan into provinces
C) The Islamic identity of Pakistan
D) The establishment of monarchy
