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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. Who was the British Prime minister in 1931?
(a) MacDonald.
(b) Montbaten.
(c) Wilson.
(d) Churchil.

2. What was required for the liberation of Palestine?
(a) Soviet Intervention.
(b) Negotiation.
(c) Armed conflict.
(d) U.N. intervention.

3. To whom did Vladimir Zo'ev Jabotinsky writes?
(a) The New York Post.
(b) The League of Nation.
(c) The Palestine Royal Commission.
(d) The Jewish Concil.

4. Who called for the total withdrawal of Israel from the territories occupied during the war in response of U.N. Resolution 242?
(a) The U.K.
(b) The Soviet Union.
(c) Jordan.
(d) The U.S.

5. When did the Arabs begin discussion of secession from the Ottoman Empire?
(a) 1904.
(b) 1908.
(c) 1905.
(d) 1906.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Ahmed Shukairy's profession?

2. When was the Peel Commission created?

3. What was the goal of Arab militarism according to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine?

4. What was Yizhak Rabin's former role?

5. Why did the Fatah reject the U.N. resolution?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Anwar Sadat address?

2. What did the report publish on May 1, 1945 according to Part II, pp. 72-103?

3. What did Shukairy address?

4. What is Fatah?

5. What did the Palestine National Charter express according to Part IV, pp. 214-258?

6. What was the King-Crane Commission?

7. What does Eban envision?

8. What did Abba Eban address in Part III, pp. 158-212?

9. What happened on July 5, 1950, according to Part III, pp. 107-158?

10. What did the British government say and feel according to Part II, pp. 38-72?

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