The architect of the Lucknow Pact, this figure fir
The architect of the Lucknow Pact, this figure first rose to prominence with the Caucus Case, and in his later years, he would oversee the annexation of Kalat and Junagadh. This founder of "The Dawn" criticized the Khilafat movement, and, much like Woodrow Wilson, he posited his fourteen points in 1929, two years after his opposition to the Simon Commission. He is known as Quaid-e-Azam, and he advocated the "direct action day", or the "Great Calcutta Killing", part of the bloody civil conflict between Hindus and Muslims, and became the first Governor-General of his new country. For 10 points name this leader of the Muslim League and "Father of Pakistan."
The architect of the Lucknow Pact, this figure first rose to prominence with the Caucus Case, and in his later years, he would oversee the annexation of Kalat and Junagadh.
Muhammad Ali {Jinnah}