ACSEE (Form 6) Threat to the World Peace — practice questions

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The armed conflict in the Middle East was sparked off by the creation of the state of Israel in:Read the answer and worked solution →Which was a direct consequence of the Middle East conflict for Palestinians?Read the answer and worked solution →Tap the neighbouring Arab statesRead the answer and worked solution →Which came later?Read the answer and worked solution →

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The armed conflict in the Middle East was sparked off by the creation of the state of Israel in:

1948
1945
1956
1967

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Correct answer: A. 1948

1. The state of Israel was created in 1948. 2. Its creation immediately triggered armed conflict in the region. 3. The fighting drew in not only Palestinians and Israelis but neighbouring Arab states — Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Lebanon. 4. The wars later spread further, reaching states including Iraq and Iran. 5. Consequences for Palestinians included a rising refugee population, new Jewish settlements on Palestinian land, and a shrinking Palestinian state. _Source: NECTA ACSEE 2023 History 112/2, Question 7: Threat to the World Peace_

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Which was a direct consequence of the Middle East conflict for Palestinians?

Full membership of the Arab League states
A rapid expansion of Palestinian territory
A sharp rise in the refugee population
The withdrawal of all imperialist interest

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Correct answer: C. A sharp rise in the refugee population

1. The conflict displaced large numbers of people from their homes. 2. That displacement produced a steadily rising Palestinian refugee population. 3. New Jewish settlements were built on Palestinian land, so territory shrank rather than expanded. 4. The region was subjected to repeated wars rather than settlement. 5. Imperialist involvement was consolidated rather than withdrawn, which is the opposite of the last option. _Source: NECTA ACSEE 2023 History 112/2, Question 7: Threat to the World Peace_

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Tap the neighbouring Arab states

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Questions

Items
1. Text
  Egypt
  Matches the category
  Yes
2. Text
  Syria
  Matches the category
  Yes
3. Text
  Jordan
  Matches the category
  Yes
4. Text
  Lebanon
  Matches the category
  Yes
5. Text
  Kenya
  Matches the category
  No
6. Text
  Nigeria
  Matches the category
  No
7. Text
  Tanzania
  Matches the category
  No
Category
Neighbouring Arab state in the conflict

Instructions

Tap only the neighbouring Arab states drawn into the conflict.

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