Path to Bengali Independence Flashcards (18 cards)

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1Question

Pakistan's Independence — date?

Answer

August 14, 1947

2Question

First Governor General — name?

Answer

Muhammad Ali Jinnah

3Question

Language Movement 1952 — key demand?

Answer

Recognition of Bengali as a state language

4Question

Urdu declaration — by Jinnah?

Answer

Urdu as the only state language in 1948

5Question

Bengali population in East Bengal?

Answer

56 percent spoke Bengali

6Question

Jukta Front — formed?

Answer

December 4, 1953

7Question

Jukta Front — election year?

Answer

1954

8Question

Jukta Front — victory seats?

Answer

223 of 237

9Question

Kagmari Conference — year?

Answer

1957

10Question

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman — famous speech?

Answer

March 7, 1971, emphasizing autonomy

11Question

Six Points — presented?

Answer

February 5-6, 1966, for East Pakistan autonomy

12Question

Agartala Case — year?

Answer

1968

13Question

Case withdrawal — year?

Answer

1969

14Question

Mujibur Rahman — title?

Answer

Bangabandhu (Friend of Bengal)

15Question

1971 Liberation War — start?

Answer

March 2, 1971, with Non-Cooperation Movement

16Question

Yahya Khan — action?

Answer

Adjourned National Assembly, March 1, 1971

17Question

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman — speech?

Answer

March 7, 1971, at Race Course Maidan

18Question

Chittagong port — event?

Answer

Arms arrival, March 3, 1971

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1. What does Pakistan's independence refer to?

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