Course Content
Theme 01: The First War of Independence in 1857
0/1
The First War of Independence in 1857
00:00
Theme 02: Growth of Nationalism
0/1
Growth of Nationalism
00:00
Theme 03: Programme and Achievements of Early Nationalists
0/2
Programme and Achievements of Early Nationalists – Part 1
00:00
Programme and Achievements of Early Nationalists – Part 2
00:00
Theme 04: Partition of Bengal.
0/1
Partition of Bengal.
00:00
Theme 05: Rise of Assertive Nationalism
0/1
Rise of Assertive Nationalism
00:00
Theme 06: The Muslim League and the Lucknow Pact
0/1
The Muslim League and the Lucknow Pact
00:00
Theme 07: Mahatma Gandhi and the National Movement
0/1
Mahatma Gandhi and the National Movement
00:00
Theme 08: Quit India Movement
0/1
Quit India Movement
00:00
Theme 09: Forward Bloc and the Indian National Army
0/1
Forward Bloc and the Indian National Army
00:00
Theme 10: Independence and Partition of India
0/1
Independence and Partition of India
00:00
Theme 11: The First World War
0/1
The First World War
00:00
Theme 12: Rise of Dictatorships
0/1
Rise of Dictatorships
00:00
Theme 13: The Second World War
0/1
The Second World War
00:00
Theme 14: United Nations Organisation
0/1
United Nations Organisation
00:00
Theme 15: Major Agencies of the United Nations
0/1
Major Agencies of the United Nations
00:00
Theme 16: Universal Declaration of Human Rights
0/1
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
00:00
Theme 17: Non-Aligned Movement
0/1
Non-Aligned Movement
00:00
Civics
0/5
Theme 01: The Union Parliament
00:00
Theme 02: The Union Executive: President and Vice-President..
00:00
Theme 03: The Prime Minister and Council of Ministers
00:00
Theme 04: The Judiciary: The Supreme Court
00:00
Theme 05: The State Judiciary: The High Courts
00:00
History & Civics – 10
About Lesson

The Muslim League was formed in 1906 with the aim of protecting the rights of Muslims in India. It initially sought separate electorates for Muslims. However, after World War I, the League’s stance softened under the leadership of Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

The Lucknow Pact of 1916 was a significant event in Indian history. It was an agreement between the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League to work together for self-government in India. The pact aimed to present a united front to the British government and demanded greater representation for Indians in the governance of the country.

The pact was a milestone as it marked the coming together of the two major communities in India, Hindus and Muslims, in their struggle for independence from British rule. It also highlighted the growing political awareness and unity among Indians, regardless of their religious differences.

Exercise Files
Formation of the Muslim League.pdf
Size: 91.94 KB
Previous
Next