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The Camp David Accords were a negotiation of peace between and Israel.:Egypt
Prime Minister of Israel and President of Egypt signed the resulting treaty.:Begin
Prime Minister of Israel and President of Egypt signed the resulting treaty.:Sadat
began to provide aid to .:The United States
began to provide aid to .:Egypt
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Palestine was once separated into two kingdoms, with to the north and to the south.:Israel
Palestine was once separated into two kingdoms, with to the north and to the south.:Judah
The was an Islamic-run dynasty that once controlled Palestine along with other parts of the Middle East and North Africa.:Ottoman Empire
took control of Palestine after the fall of the Ottoman Empire.:Britain
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✔ JudahIsraelEgypt

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✔ Judah
B
Israel
C
Egypt
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Roman Empire✔ Ottoman EmpireEgypt

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Roman Empire
B
✔ Ottoman Empire
C
Egypt
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✔ BritainThe United StatesFrance

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✔ Britain
B
The United States
C
France
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What is true regarding the Balfour Declaration? Check all that apply.

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It called for unlimited Jewish immigration to Palestine.
B
It was widely supported by Palestinians.
C
It was supported by the US and other Allied powers.
D
It was changed in 1939.
E
It was written by the foreign minister of Britain.
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Which statement describes why there was an increase in Jews migrating to Palestine in the early 1900s?

A
They were fleeing from anti-Semitism throughout Europe.
B
The United Nations offered free land to people who left Germany.
C
Relations had improved between Jews and Palestinians at the time.
D
The Allied Nations had destroyed many of their homes during World War II.
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Which statements explain why Arabs resented Jewish migration to Palestine? Check all that apply.Jews had previously agreed to avoid settling in Palestine.Palestinians lost land to Jewish immigrants.Palestine had been home to Arabs for centuries.Arabs saw Jerusalem as a holy land.Arabs felt betrayed by the Balfour Declaration.

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Jews had previously agreed to avoid settling in Palestine.
B
Palestinians lost land to Jewish immigrants.
C
Palestine had been home to Arabs for centuries.
D
Arabs saw Jerusalem as a holy land.
E
Arabs felt betrayed by the Balfour Declaration.
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18971917✔ 1948

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1897
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1917
C
✔ 1948
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✔ It is a religious homeland for them.It was won through a variety of battles.It shares the entire region with Palestine.

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✔ It is a religious homeland for them.
B
It was won through a variety of battles.
C
It shares the entire region with Palestine.
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✔ Balfour DeclarationWWIIPeople’s Council

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✔ Balfour Declaration
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WWII
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People’s Council
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Read the excerpt, and then answer the question.What is described in the passage?

A
a Palestinian’s perspective on living under Israeli rule
B
an Israeli’s perspective on living under Arab rule
C
an account of a Jewish person’s experience in a concentration camp
D
an account of a person’s experience during the Six-Day War
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It would be controlled by the Arab state.It would be controlled by the Jewish state.✔ It would be an international zone.

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It would be controlled by the Arab state.
B
It would be controlled by the Jewish state.
C
✔ It would be an international zone.
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It favored Palestine.✔ It favored Israel. It was neutral.

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It favored Palestine.
B
✔ It favored Israel.
C
It was neutral.
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Which statements describe how the territories controlled by Israel changed in the Six-Day War?

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Golan Heights was occupied by Israel.
B
The Sinai Peninsula was occupied by Israel.
C
East Jerusalem was occupied by Palestine.
D
The Gaza Strip was occupied by Palestine.
E
The West Bank was occupied by Israel.
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The Camp David Accords were a negotiation of peace between and Israel.:Egypt
Prime Minister of Israel and President of Egypt signed the resulting treaty.:Begin
Prime Minister of Israel and President of Egypt signed the resulting treaty.:Sadat
began to provide aid to .:The United States
began to provide aid to .:Egypt
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✔ BeginSadatRabin

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✔ Begin
B
Sadat
C
Rabin
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Begin✔ SadatRabin

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Begin
B
✔ Sadat
C
Rabin
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✔ The United StatesThe United NationsBritain

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✔ The United States
B
The United Nations
C
Britain
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JordanSyria✔ Egypt

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Jordan
B
Syria
C
✔ Egypt

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