The underlying cause behind unrest in Palestine after World War I was
A) the defeat of the Ottoman Empire.
B) conflicting interests of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
C) economic development.
D) British intervention.
E) competition among France, Britain, and Japan.
B
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The terms of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo (1848), ending the Mexican War, included
a. a guarantee of the rights of Mexicans living in New Mexico. b. United States annexation of all the territory south of the Rio Grande. c. the banning of slavery from all territory ceded to the United States. d. a requirement that Mexico pay $3.25 million in damages to the United States. e. United States payment of $15 million for the cession of northern Mexico.
The "long lot" pattern of farm lands would most likely have been found in areas originally settled by __________.
A. Spain B. England C. France D. the Netherlands
In January 1919, Prince Faisal ibn-Husayn argued for all of the following except that
A) Arab independence was mandated by Western principles. B) some Arab regions would require substantial Western assistance but not a complete loss of sovereignty. C) Arab civilization was superior and all Muslims should be united in a resurrected caliphate. D) Jews are very close to Arabs in blood. E) Arabs cannot be held responsible for the clashes between religions and races in Palestine.
During the 1920s, Thomas Hunt Morgan was one of the American pioneers in
A. automation. B. genetic research. C. analog computers. D. robotics. E. relativistic physics.