The major problems with European diplomacy in the Middle East after World War I were all of the following EXCEPT
A) the resurgence of the Ottoman Empire.
B) conflicting promises to various groups.
C) ignorance of Arab nationalism.
D) excessive rivalries.
E) religious conflicts.
A
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