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a conference ... the Nawab of Dhakaledto the formation of the All - India Muslim League
by Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif , the friendly relations between Pakistan and China(passive) led byMuslim League - N government
a resultledto the formation of the All - Indian Muslim League
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Question 9 Several factorsledto the formation of the Muslim League
largely of the muslim elite(passive) was composedthe muslim league party
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startedinfluencingthe Muslim League leadership
by Khawaja Nazimuddin and Suhrawardy(passive) led byMuslim League members
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to the Britishledto the British
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to the creation of Pakistanhas leadto the creation of Pakistan
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a mass movementto leada mass movement
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in the independence and creation of the state of Pakistanresultedin the independence and creation of the state of Pakistan
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widespread civil unrest(passive) led bywidespread civil unrest
widespread civil unrest(passive) led bywidespread civil unrest
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the Pakistan movement(passive) led bythe Pakistan movement
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an all - Hindu state and Muslims(passive) led byan all - Hindu state and Muslims
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the Islamic Democratic Alliance of nine parties(passive) led bythe Islamic Democratic Alliance of nine parties
the divisioncausedthe division
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to Partition of the countryhad ... ledto Partition of the country