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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was the new Israeli government willing to do for peace?
(a) Recognize the Palestinian state.
(b) Disarm.
(c) Make territorial concessions.
(d) Limit military actions in Palestinian territory.

2. When did Baker propose a plan for peace in the Middle East?
(a) October, 1987.
(b) October, 1989.
(c) October, 1986.
(d) October, 1988.

3. When was the Jordanian-Palestine signed?
(a) February, 1988.
(b) February,1985.
(c) February, 1987.
(d) February, 1986.

4. What did the Likud Coalition call the PLO?
(a) Equal.
(b) Partners.
(c) Terrorist.
(d) Assassin.

5. What problems did Kedouri examine?
(a) Problems between the PLO and Israel.
(b) Problems between Arab and Israelis.
(c) Problems between U.S and Egypt.
(d) Problems between the PLO and other Arab organizations.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the PLO call Sadat's actions?

2. Who proposed a peace plan in 1982?

3. Whom should be included in any peace negotiation, according to Boutros Bpoutros-Ghali?

4. What did the Palestinian's realization in the 1990's make them accept?

5. How many points did the Baker plan have?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Harold H. Snauders discuss according to Part IV, pp. 384-430?

2. What did the Likud Coalition publish?

3. What did Egyptian President Sadat address on November 20, 1977?

4. What did Golda Meir tell the Knesset in October 23, 1973?

5. What did the PLO Executive Committee praise in December, 1987?

6. What did Walter Laqueur analyze the prospect of?

7. What did President Reagan propose?

8. What did the United States favor?

9. What did the Camp David Frameworks for Peace discuss?

10. What did the United States feel at the opening of the Geneva Peace talks?

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