WH10 T3 Exam Terms (Iran, India, Middle East/Israeli-Palestinian Conflict)

5 Written Questions

1. 1931
2. ritual suicide by a widow (jumped onto husband's funeral pyre)
3. 1935
4. -June 27, 1857
   -An Indian prince was denied the ability to pass onto
   his son his title and property
   -Prince plots to capture and murder British commander
   -British officers and their families tricked into trying to
   cross a river and as they get in their boats, sepoys
   open fire on the British
5. complete opposite of Labor Zionism, purist in the fight to reclaim the kingdom of Israel

5 Matching Questions

1. Mohammed Reza Khan
2. Arab-Israeli War
3. masjid
4. PLO is founded by the Arab League
5. Sykes-Picot Agreement

1. a 1916, secret British-French agreement to split up the Middle East after WW1
2. b mosque
3. c 1948
4. d shah after Reza Khan (his dad), put in power twice by the British, somewhat cowardly/reluctant to rule, supported the Allies and received aid (military and economic) in return, accepted the Supplemental Agreement with Britain, enacted the White Revolution, kind of a dictator
5. e 1964

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. population spread out around the world with no set homeland
   1. masjid
   2. mihrab
   3. Islam
   4. diaspora
2. 1949
   1. Indian and Pakistani independence day
   2. European involvement in the Middle East in the 19th and 20th centuries
   3. British receive Palestine
   4. armistice that divided Palestine into Israel, West Bank (under Jordan), and Gaza Strip (under Egypt) and split Jerusalem down the middle (Israel (protected by Western allies) and Jordan)
3. path in the Middle East used for transporting trade goods, connected Europe to Asia, ideas were also exchanged
   1. autarky
   2. shah
   3. Silk Route
   4. Farsi
4. -also known as Morley-Minto Reforms
   -Indians could now discuss budget and introduce
   bills, but viceroy had veto power
   -Created separate electorates for Muslims
   1. Indira Gandhi
   2. Balfour Declaration
   3. India Councils Act of 1909
   4. UN Partition Plan
5. 1700s, first Brits to arrive in India, want to buy land and trade goods, offend natives culturally
   1. Sassanian Dynasty
   2. British East India Company
   3. British receive Palestine
   4. British Mandate of Palestine

5 True/False Questions

1. British Mandate of Palestine → 1700s, first Brits to arrive in India, want to buy land and trade goods, offend natives culturally

   True        False

2. Edward Said → self-reliance, the method of noviolent protest

   True        False

3. Indian National Congress is created → 1885

   True        False

4. Government of India Act of 1858 → -Changed voting laws so now a greater number of
   adult males could vote (qualifications included land
   revenue or armed service)
   -More separate electorates formed
   -Still strong executive powers for the viceroy

   True        False

5. Indian National Congress → 530-330 BCE, largest empire the world had yet seen, served as a model for Rome, built a postal system, roads, a legal system, and a system of taxation

   True        False