Title: Pakistan After Independence
1Pakistan After Independence
2Choudhary Rahmat Ali Founder of the Pakistan
National Movement
3Pakistan means land of the pure.
4Punjab
5Afghan Frontier
6Kashmir
7Sindh
8Balochistan
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11Pakistan became independent in 1947
12Mohammed Ali Jinnah led the Muslim League
13And became Pakistans first Governor General
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18Died Sept. 1948
19Pakistan consisted of East Pakistan and West
Pakistan
20West Pakistan
East Pakistan
21Those in East Pakistan were called Bengalis
221947-1949 First war with India over Kashmir
which is divided
231951 First Prime Minister assassinated
24Political and economic instability followed
251956 Pakistans new constitution created an
Islamic state
26A series of military takeovers began in 1958
271965 Second War over Kashmir. No change in
borders.
28Differences between East and West Pakistan grew.
291971 Civil War erupted between East and West
30East Pakistan declared itself as independent
Bangladesh
31The West Pakistan army massacred over a million
Bengalis
32More than ten million Bengalis fled to India
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36India intervened on the side of Bangladesh
37This was the third war between India and Pakistan.
38Bangladesh became an independent nation
39Pakistan has continued to rule through the
military and by martial law
40The current ruler is Gen. Pervez Musharraf who
took over in 1999.
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44Bangladesh
45Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was the leader of Bengali
nationalism
46He founded the East Pakistan Muslim Students
League
47And the Awami League in the 1950s
48He became Bangladeshs first Prime Minister and
President
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51He and much of his family were killed in 1975
52A series of military take-overs followed until
1990
53Since then, Bangladesh has had three democratic
elections
54In 1996, Rahmans daughter, Sheikh Hasina, was
elected prime minister as head of the Awami
League.
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