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1) How successful was the government of Pakistan in solving the problems of Partition during
1947 and 1948? Explain your answer. (14)

2) The refuge issue was the most important problem faced by Pakistan in 1947. Do you agree? Explain. (7)

3) How successful was the government if Pakistan in solving the problems of partition during 1947 - 48? Explain your answer. (14)

4) The government of Pakistan was totally successful in solving the problems of partition during 1947 - 48. Do you agree? Explain. (14)

Complete A* answers needed :)
 
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The government of Pakistan was keen to resolve the nascent state problem.Quaid-e-Azam set up a relief fund to rehabilitate the refugees as quickly as possible.He appealed to the local people to contribute to this relief fund so the other can be helped.The response from the public was appreciative.A lot of people were able to shift into their new homes but still, a lot remained homeless.
He was opposed to the religious intolerance.Even after the migration, there were a lot of non-Muslims in Pakistan.The Quaid called himself as "Protector-General" of religious minorities.He was determined that Pakistan should be seen as a region of religious tolerance.
He could do little about the fact that Pakistan was not one nation but a combination of Five different regions.But he stressed the need for everyone in Pakistan to work together as a single nation.He toured all of the Pakistan to get across the message of unity, faith, and discipline.
Karachi was made the capital of Pakistan and the Central secretariat was set up to run the country.Those people with political experience were brought from India to Pakistan.The civil services were reorganized, in order to run the administration.Quaid informed the civil servants that they were servants of the people not the ruler of the country.
Pakistan was denied its full share of the wealth of the old British India.An important step was taken by the government be establishing the state bank of Pakistan on 1st July 1948, to help develop the economy.The Quaid also reached an agreement with India In the canal water dispute which ensured that Pakistan would not be denied its water supply.
The Quaid secured the membership of the country into the UNO in September 1947.This forum was later used to draw the attention of the world toward Kashmir
But the government was failed to resolve the accession of princely states Junagadh and Hyderabad were taken by India and Quaid-e-Azam and the new government was unable to claim them.The Kashmir issue was also unresolved.
Although Quaideazam reached an Agreement with India on Canal water dispute the issue largely remained unresolved till 1959/1960.Quaid-e-Azam was unable to secure safe passage of refugees coming into Pakistan.Which later contributed to the killing of a lot of Muslims and nonmuslims.
So the new government was able to resolve many of the problems that were faced by the new country.A new capital was selected, refugees were helped the economy was lifted and a permanent seat in UN was granted.But there were some failures too The government was unable to resolve the problems of refugees safety, Canal water dispute and the accession of princely states.
 
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1) How successful was the government of Pakistan in solving the problems of Partition during
1947 and 1948? Explain your answer. (14)

2) The refuge issue was the most important problem faced by Pakistan in 1947. Do you agree? Explain. (7)

3) How successful was the government if Pakistan in solving the problems of partition during 1947 - 48? Explain your answer. (14)

4) The government of Pakistan was totally successful in solving the problems of partition during 1947 - 48. Do you agree? Explain. (14)

Complete A* answers needed :)
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The government of Pakistan was keen to resolve the nascent state problem.Quaid-e-Azam set up a relief fund to rehabilitate the refugees as quickly as possible.He appealed to the local people to contribute to this relief fund so the other can be helped.The response from the public was appreciative.A lot of people were able to shift into their new homes but still, a lot remained homeless.
He was opposed to the religious intolerance.Even after the migration, there were a lot of non-Muslims in Pakistan.The Quaid called himself as "Protector-General" of religious minorities.He was determined that Pakistan should be seen as a region of religious tolerance.
He could do little about the fact that Pakistan was not one nation but a combination of Five different regions.But he stressed the need for everyone in Pakistan to work together as a single nation.He toured all of the Pakistan to get across the message of unity, faith, and discipline.
Karachi was made the capital of Pakistan and the Central secretariat was set up to run the country.Those people with political experience were brought from India to Pakistan.The civil services were reorganized, in order to run the administration.Quaid informed the civil servants that they were servants of the people not the ruler of the country.
Pakistan was denied its full share of the wealth of the old British India.An important step was taken by the government be establishing the state bank of Pakistan on 1st July 1948, to help develop the economy.The Quaid also reached an agreement with India In the canal water dispute which ensured that Pakistan would not be denied its water supply.
The Quaid secured the membership of the country into the UNO in September 1947.This forum was later used to draw the attention of the world toward Kashmir
But the government was failed to resolve the accession of princely states Junagadh and Hyderabad were taken by India and Quaid-e-Azam and the new government was unable to claim them.The Kashmir issue was also unresolved.
Although Quaideazam reached an Agreement with India on Canal water dispute the issue largely remained unresolved till 1959/1960.Quaid-e-Azam was unable to secure safe passage of refugees coming into Pakistan.Which later contributed to the killing of a lot of Muslims and nonmuslims.
So the new government was able to resolve many of the problems that were faced by the new country.A new capital was selected, refugees were helped the economy was lifted and a permanent seat in UN was granted.But there were some failures too The government was unable to resolve the problems of refugees safety, Canal water dispute and the accession of princely states.
I Wanna ask that for a 14 Mark question do you havr to write all of it or just a part of it
 
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