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The 18 pages that link to All-India Muslim League, each with the reason it gives.

• Partition of IndiaRelated: Its demand for Pakistan became central to negotiations over the end of British rule.

• Indian independence movementRelated: Its changing demands became central to debates over representation and the future state.

• Muhammad Ali JinnahRelated: Jinnah joined the League in 1913 and later transformed it into the principal vehicle for Pakistan.

• Government of India Act 1935Related: The Act’s elections and provincial governments shaped the League’s political strategy.

• Indian Independence Act 1947Related: Its demand for Pakistan shaped the Act’s creation of two dominions.

• Pakistan MovementRelated: It became the movement’s principal political organization.

• Two-Nation TheoryRelated: The League became the principal organization articulating the separate-nation claim.

• Constituent Assembly of IndiaRelated: Its withdrawal from the Assembly followed the dispute over Pakistan and partition.

• Lahore ResolutionRelated: The League adopted the resolution at its annual session in Lahore.

• Liaquat Ali KhanRelated: Khan became a leading organizer and parliamentary figure in the party that secured Pakistan.

• Muhammad IqbalRelated: Iqbal served as its president in 1930 and pressed for Muslim political autonomy.

• Constituent Assembly of PakistanRelated: Its leaders dominated the Assembly formed at independence.

• Flag of PakistanRelated: Its flag, adapted for the new state, supplied the design’s green field and crescent and star.

• Khwaja NazimuddinRelated: Nazimuddin advanced through the Muslim League’s Bengal organization.