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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. How many Jews were allowed to get into Palestine by the White Paper of 1939?
(a) 75000.
(b) 15000.
(c) 150000.
(d) 20000.

2. The Palestine National Charter expressed the right of __________.
(a) Homeland for all people.
(b) Homeland for the Palestinian people.
(c) Homeland for both Jews and Palestinians.
(d) Homeland for rich Palestinians.

3. Where were many concentration camp survivors living at the time of the report of the Anglo-American Committee?
(a) In the concentration camp.
(b) In France.
(c) In Russia.
(d) In relocation camp.

4. What did the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine feel the guerrilla movement lack?
(a) Weapons.
(b) International recognition.
(c) Revolutionary ideology.
(d) Money.

5. What does the Peel Commission recommend?
(a) Lift Jewish immigration limits.
(b) Keeping Palestine as one state.
(c) Partition of Palestine.
(d) Stop Jewish Immigration.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Jerusalem made by the U.N.?

2. What did Hassanain Haykal say makes the U.S. unlikely to try to find solution to the Palestinian problem?

3. When did Israel declare independence according to Part III 107-158?

4. What did the Anglo-American Committee hope would curb hostility between Jews and Arabs in Palestine?

5. When was the Manifesto of the United Arab Republic published?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was the King-Crane Commission?

2. What did the 1937 Peel Commission conclude?

3. What did Hafiz al-Asad commend?

4. What was the policy in a White Paper in 1939?

5. Who was Theodor Herzl?

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

7. What does Eban envision?

8. What did both Jews and Arabs have, according to Part I, pp. 2-36?

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

10. What did Ahmed Baha Ed-Dine discuss?

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