POSC321 Columbia College Two Nation Theory Research Open the attachment that I attached it has all the questions.this is a research paper I’m excpecting no

POSC321 Columbia College Two Nation Theory Research Open the attachment that I attached it has all the questions.this is a research paper I’m excpecting no less then 5 papers. cite every source you getting. POLITICS IN ASIA
POSC 321
EXAM II
The following questions are about India and Pakistan. Research the internet to answer the
questions.
1.
This is a 4-Part question on Pakistan. Answer each part.
a. What is the “TWO-NATION THEORY” for the creation of Pakistan? Do you agree or
disagree with this theory? Whatever your answer, justify it.
b. If religion (Islam) was the basis for the creation of Pakistan, why East Pakistan (now
BANGLA DESH) which is also predominantly Muslim rebelled and broke away from
Pakistan in 1971?
C. It is said about Pakistan that it is a “FAILED” state. What does it mean and do you
agree?
d. Pakistan is accused of supporting radical Islam and terrorism? Most terrorist attacks
anywhere in the world somehow have a Pakistan connection. Do you think there is
truth in it or it is a baseless accusation?
50 Points
(This one question is really four questions. Answer each one.)
2. Pakistan was part of India, became an independent nation but the history of the two
countries are very different. While India became the world’s largest democracy Pakistan
has been struggling to develop as a democratic nation. Your answer must include the
following:
a. Islamic concept of sovereignty
b. Islamic concept of democracy
C. The role of the military in Pakistan politics.
25 Points
3. Briefly identify the following:
(a) Mohammad Ali Jinnah; (b) Imran Khan; (c) Balochistan; (d) Narendra Modi; (e)Sonia
Gandhi; (f) Taj Mahal; (g) The Ganges River; (h) Bollywood; (i) Yoga; (j) Kashmir Issue
25 Points
BONUS QUESTION FOR EXTRA CREDIT:
15 Points
There is a big debate going on in India as to who is a “NATIONALIST” and who is “ANTI-
NATIONALIST” and who is a HINDU and who is NOT. This has become a very big political
issue. These terms are defined and interpreted differently by different political parties
and people. What do you think?
EXAM DUE DATE NOVEMBER 20

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