Pakistan Studies
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The Two-Nation Theory argued that Muslims and Hindus formed separate nations chiefly due to what kind of difference?
A
Economic status
B
Geographic location
C
Religious and cultural heritage
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D
Educational attainment
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Economic status
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Geographic location
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Explanation
The Two-Nation Theory held that Muslims and Hindus were distinct nations shaped by separate religious, cultural, and historical identities. It provided the ideological foundation for demanding a separate Muslim state, Pakistan, during partition.
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