Q18. Discuss some aspects of Muhammad Khan Junejo as President of the Muslim League.

  Ans:Muhammad Khan Junejo as President of the Muslim League: All the non-party members of the National Assembly formed an official parliamentary group in January 1986 which was named as the ‘Pakistan Muslim League’. Muhammad Khan Junejo was elected its president. He started to expand Muslim League membership in the entire country. The Provincial Chief … Read more

Q17. When was the martial law got lifted?

Ans: Lifting of Martial Law: General Zia-ul-Haq’s martial law had completed eight years in 1985. After becoming Prime Minister, Muhammad Khan Junejo declared that martial law should be lifted. Then the Parliament and Provincial Assemblies passed bills to lift it which was done on 30th Dec. 1985. Related Questions: Q(iii). When and why the first … Read more

Q16. Who was declared the President after General Zia-ul-Haq?

Ans: The Chairman of Senate, Ghulam Ishaq Khan, took over as the Caretaker President of Pakistan. Related Questions: Q(ii), Mention major steps taken by Benazir Government during her first tenure in office. Q(iii). When and why the first government of Benazir Bhutto was terminated. Q(iv), Give a brief account of the important steps taken by … Read more

Q15. When and how General Zia-ul-Haq got killed?

Ans: General Zia-ul-Haq was killed in an air crash on 17th August, 1988.   Related Questions: Q(ii), Mention major steps taken by Benazir Government during her first tenure in office. Q(iii). When and why the first government of Benazir Bhutto was terminated. Q(iv), Give a brief account of the important steps taken by Nawaz Sharif … Read more

Q14. How many years did General Zia-ul-Haq ruled the country?

Ans: When army’s Chief, Zia-ul-Haq, overthrew the Bhutto government and declared martial law on 5th July 1977. He ruled over the country for about 11 years from July 1977 to August 1988. Related Questions: Q(i). Enlist four salient features of the 1973 constitution. Q(ii), Mention major steps taken by Benazir Government during her first tenure … Read more

Q13. When was the ‘Nizam-e-Mustafa’ movement started?

Ans: The National Assembly elections were held on 7th March, 1977 in which People’s Party won with a great majority. The National Alliance blamed it of rigging the polls and boycotted the provincial elections. held on 10th March. The elections were declared invalid. Afterwards, a movement called ‘Nizam- e-Mustafa’ was started. Related Questions: Q(i). Enlist … Read more

Q12. Who was the head of “Pakistan National Alliance”?

Ans: During the elections of 1977, all the political parties in the country had decided to fight against People’s Party. All the parties formed an alliance called ‘Pakistan National Alliance’. Maulana Mufti Mahmud was the Head of this alliance. Related Questions: Q26. Who emerged as the new government in the elections of 2018? Q(i). Enlist … Read more

Q11. What were the negative impacts of nationalization on commerce and trade?

Ans: Negative Impacts: 1.Inflation affected the salaried class the most. Devaluation of currency though increased export, but also increased the price of commodities. 2.The import of luxury goods increased. There was an increase in the import expense of machinery which affected the balance of payment. 3.Due to the burden on the national treasury, the secure … Read more

Q10. What were the positive impacts of nationalization on commerce and trade?

Ans: Positive Impacts: 1.The nationalization of industrial units increased the production of the state industries. 2.The Bhutto government encouraged the import of machinery and raw material for industrial expansion. The trade balance of Pakistan improved and the country was advanced towards progress. Economic growth started in the country 3.The export was increased. Even the vegetables … Read more

09. What were the negative impacts of nationalization on education?

Ans: Negative Impacts: By nationalization of the private educational institutions the government had to pay the salaries of the staff from the national treasury. This financial burden increased the difficulties of the government. 2.The owners of the private institutions were unhappy for this nationalization and they started a struggle to get back their educational institutions. … Read more