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O-LevelPakistan StudiesThe history and culture of PakistanMay/June 2014Paper 1 Q325 Marks

Read the source below carefully to answer question (a). In 1945 the Second World War ended and Winston Churchill and the Conservative Party lost the general election of that year. A Labour government led by Clement Attlee came to power committed to giving India self-government. The sub-continent was now a different place from that of the 1930s. The Muslims were much more successful. This made it clear that there could be no settlement in India without the approval of the Muslim League. The British now moved forward.

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About This O-Level Pakistan Studies Question

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This structured question tests The history and culture of Pakistan in O-Level Pakistan Studies (syllabus code 2059). It is worth 25 marks.

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This question appeared in the Cambridge O-Level Pakistan Studies May/June 2014 examination, Paper 1 Variant 0.

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