A) Kurdish territory B) Kurdish rebellion C) Kurdishness or Kurdism D) Kurdish independence
A) Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Lebanon B) Iran, Iraq, Armenia, and Turkey C) Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey D) Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Jordan
A) Saddam Hussein B) Sharif Pasha C) Woodrow Wilson D) Sheikh Ubeydullah
A) It was never strategic nor unified B) The Russian army intervened C) The Kurds lacked weapons D) The leader was assassinated
A) The Treaty of Lausanne B) The Second Constitutional Era of Turkey C) The Paris Peace Conference D) The collapse of the Qajar dynasty
A) Indo-European B) Caucasian C) Semitic D) Turkic
A) Linguistic identification B) Ethnic identification C) Religious identification D) National identification
A) It guaranteed Kurdish cultural rights B) It established a Kurdish protectorate C) It granted the Kurds a state D) It made no mention of the Kurds
A) Paris B) Istanbul C) Baghdad D) Ankara
A) The Kurds were allied with the Nazis B) The British had no interest in Mesopotamian resources C) Armenians had a larger military force D) Armenians were primarily Christian and identified with the West
A) General Muhammad Sharif Pasha B) Sheikh Ubeydullah C) Sir Percy Cox D) Bughos Nubar
A) 688 B) 242 C) 1441 D) 338
A) 10,000–20,000 B) 200,000–500,000 C) 5,000–10,000 D) 50,000–100,000
A) Kurdish League B) Kurdish Democratic Front C) Society for the Elevation of Kurdistan D) Kurdistan Regional Government
A) It was to be kept as a unified, neutral buffer zone B) It was to be split into three sections with no rights for Kurds C) It was to be annexed entirely by the French D) It was to be granted full sovereignty |