A) 29 November 1947 B) 14 May 1948 C) 15 August 1947 D) 1 March 1948
A) Plan Dalet B) Plan Balfour C) Plan Negev D) Plan Jerusalem
A) Haganah B) Arab League C) Arab Higher Committee D) Arab Liberation Army
A) Balad al-Shaykh massacre B) Deir Yassin massacre C) Rehovot massacre D) Petah Tikva massacre
A) Transjordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen B) Egypt, Iraq, Iran, and Syria C) Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia D) Egypt, Transjordan, Iraq, and Syria
A) Palestinian leaders gained control of the British administration B) Palestinian leaders established a new state C) The Arab Higher Committee was disbanded by the British D) Many leaders including Amin al-Husseini were driven into exile
A) Declared war on the Arab Higher Committee B) Increased Jewish immigration C) Reduced Jewish immigration D) Annexed Palestine
A) 500 B) 5,000 C) 391 D) 103
A) Attacked a refinery in Haifa B) Bombed a train near Caesarea Maritima C) Attacked the Ben Yehuda market D) Blew up the house of a Palestinian family near Petah Tikva
A) Immediate military invasion B) Acceptance of the plan C) Protests and a three-day general strike D) Migration to Jordan
A) Arab workers in a refinery B) Passengers on a Jewish bus near Kfar Sirkin C) Jewish militants in Jerusalem D) British soldiers in Haifa
A) British forces B) Irgun and Lehi C) Arab Liberation Army and Arab Higher Committee D) Haganah and Palmach
A) The British administration office was bombed B) The city of Haifa was surrendered to Zionist forces C) Six Arab workers were killed at a refinery D) A Jewish bus was destroyed
A) Amin al-Husseini B) The Haganah High Command C) Abd al-Qadir al-Husayni D) David Ben-Gurion
A) A total evacuation of the Negev B) Obligatory conscription and military training C) An appeal for international peacekeepers D) A ban on all Jewish militant groups
A) 13 B) 88 C) 53 D) 22
A) It was used to smuggle supplies into Jerusalem B) 28 British soldiers were killed C) It was captured by the Arab Liberation Army D) It caused a major diplomatic incident with Egypt |