1948 Palestine war - Quiz
A) International laws prevent a consensus. B) The war was not recorded by historians. C) Each side subscribes to a different version of events. D) There is a lack of primary source evidence.
A) The Settler Colonial War B) The Nakba C) The Mandate War D) Israel's War of Independence
A) The War of Independence B) Inextricable from the Nakba C) A diplomatic stalemate D) A purely military conquest
A) Democratic liberation B) Economic alliance C) Settler colonialism D) Indigenous restoration
A) No sources were ever created B) Lack of interest from historians C) Access to archives D) The war happened too recently
A) The cost of travel B) The lack of internet access C) The destruction of all universities D) Linguistic barriers
A) The military superiority of one side B) The economic dependence of the region C) The unfulfilled quest for legitimacy D) Foreign military interventions
A) Sense of legitimacy as a national community entitled to a sovereign state B) The desire to join the United Nations C) The ability to enforce language laws D) The right to control the global oil market
A) The abolition of all religious institutions B) Willingness to grant legitimacy to the other's national narrative C) The requirement of unanimous international consent D) The total rejection of the other's history
A) The validation of military borders B) The legal documentation of property titles C) International community's extension of legitimacy to claims D) The recognition of specific political leaders
A) As peacekeepers B) As passive bystanders C) As conquerors D) As indigenous inhabitants
A) As neutral observers B) As aggressors C) As colonial administrators D) As victims
A) 4,000 B) 6,373 C) 15,000 D) 700,000
A) 5% B) 0.5% C) 1% D) 10%
A) 4,000 B) 6,000 C) 1,000 D) 2,000
A) 400,000 B) 1,000,000 C) 800,000 D) 711,000
A) About 10 B) More than 1,000 C) More than 400 D) More than 200
A) 1 January B) 15 May C) 15 June D) 14 May
A) 700,000 B) 136,000 C) 250,000 D) 10,000
A) 270,000 B) 250,000 C) 136,000 D) 100,000
A) 250,000 B) 1,000,000 C) 700,000 D) 400,000
A) None B) More than 400 C) About ten D) About 100
A) 1947 B) 1948 C) 1949 D) 1950
A) Transjordan B) Syria C) Egypt D) Lebanon
A) 3 April B) 23 March C) 24 February D) 20 July
A) Syria B) Egypt C) Transjordan D) Lebanon
A) 23 March B) 20 July C) 3 April D) 24 February
A) 22% B) 100% C) 78% D) 50%
A) 78% B) 22% C) 56% D) 10%
A) Red Line B) Blue Line C) Purple Line D) Green Line
A) Syria B) Lebanon C) West Bank D) Gaza Strip
A) Sinai B) Golan Heights C) West Bank D) Gaza Strip
A) United Nations Truce Supervision Organization B) International Red Cross C) League of Nations D) World Health Organization
A) 1948 B) 1945 C) 1946 D) 1949
A) Mandatory Declaration B) Jerusalem Declaration C) Suez Declaration D) Balfour Declaration
A) Temple Mount B) Western Wall C) Dome of the Rock D) Church of the Holy Sepulchre
A) Hashemite family B) Abdullah family C) Saud family D) al-Husayni family
A) May 1, 1936 B) April 19, 1936 C) April 15, 1936 D) March 15, 1936
A) Haganah B) Lehi C) Arab League D) Irgun
A) 76 B) 120 C) 91 D) 45
A) Farouk I B) Abdullah I C) Faisal I D) Hussein I
A) 1944 B) 1939 C) 1945 D) 1946
A) Urban elites B) Religious leaders C) Military officers D) Peasants
A) Iraq B) Transjordan C) Lebanon D) Syria
A) Hashemism B) Nationalism C) Zionism D) Ottomanism
A) British Empire B) Jezreel Valley C) Russian Empire D) French Empire
A) Industrial factories B) Military bases C) Agricultural settlements D) Large urban cities
A) 5 B) 20 C) 30 D) 12
A) Foreign invaders B) European colonists C) Ottoman agents D) New Crusaders
A) Hashemite Kingdom B) Russian Empire C) French Empire D) Ottoman Empire
A) Chaim Weizmann B) Ottoman officials C) Russian leadership D) Hashemites
A) Chaim Weizmann B) The First Aliyah pioneers C) The Russian Empire D) The Hashemite tribes
A) Protecting Ottoman borders B) Defending the Suez Canal C) Securing oil supplies D) Defeating the French
A) Palestine B) Hejaz C) Jezreel Valley D) Egypt
A) 10 March 1949 B) 14 May 1948 C) 15 May 1948 D) 30 November 1947
A) Plan Alpha B) The Mandate Plan C) Plan Dalet D) Operation Independence
A) The catastrophe B) The independence C) The exodus D) The war
A) The United Nations B) The Arab League C) Britain D) The Ottoman Empire
A) Resolution 181(II) B) Resolution 181(I) C) Resolution 242 D) Resolution 194
A) 56% B) 32% C) 50% D) 42%
A) Negev desert B) Coastal plain C) Galilee region D) Jordan Valley
A) Jaffa B) Gaza C) Acre D) Haifa
A) 32% B) 42% C) 50% D) 56%
A) Arab protectorate B) Corpus separatum C) Jewish enclave D) International district
A) Accepted with conditions B) Remained neutral C) Firm opposition D) Welcomed it as fair
A) Article 50 B) Article 181 C) Article 73b D) Article 29
A) Economic union was established B) Violence broke out C) A peace treaty was signed D) The British withdrew immediately
A) Haifa B) Jerusalem C) Jaffa D) Tiberias
A) Capturing Haifa B) Lifting the blockade on Jerusalem C) Invading Transjordan D) Defending Mishmar HaEmek
A) Hadassah medical convoy massacre B) Kfar Etzion massacre C) Operation Kilshon D) Battle of Haifa
A) Operation Ben-'Ami B) Plan Dalet C) Cast Thy Bread D) Operation Yiftah
A) They were protected by the British B) They were integrated into the Haganah C) They were expelled D) They surrendered to the Arab League
A) David Ben-Gurion B) Golda Meir C) King Abdullah I D) Abd al-Qadir al-Husayni
A) Battle of Haifa B) Kfar Etzion massacre C) UN partition vote D) Start of Plan Dalet
A) David Ben-Gurion B) Folke Bernadotte C) Yitzhak Rabin D) Muhammad Naguib
A) 28 days B) 45 days C) 14 days D) 60 days
A) United States B) Czechoslovakia C) France D) United Kingdom
A) Yitzhak Rabin B) Folke Bernadotte C) David Ben-Gurion D) Muhammad Naguib
A) Yitzhak Rabin B) Muhammad Naguib C) David Ben-Gurion D) Folke Bernadotte
A) The Arab Higher Committee B) The Muslim Brotherhood C) The United Nations D) The Arab Liberation Army
A) Russia B) Sweden C) Egypt D) Syria
A) Operation Dekel B) Operation Kedem C) Operation Brosh D) Operation Dani
A) Ashdod B) Beersheba C) Cairo D) Nazareth
A) Operation Ha-Har B) Operation Brosh C) Operation Yoav D) Operation Horev
A) Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress B) Messerschmitt Bf 109 C) Douglas C-47 Skytrain D) Supermarine Spitfire
A) Yigal Allon B) Moshe Carmel C) David Ben-Gurion D) Fawzi al-Qawuqji
A) Operation Yoav B) Operation Hiram C) Operation Dani D) Operation Uvda
A) Operation Brosh B) Operation Dekel C) Operation Ha-Har D) Operation Horev
A) Operation Yoav B) Operation Uvda C) Operation Hiram D) Operation Dani
A) The Ink Flag B) The Negev Flag C) The Zion Flag D) The Victory Flag |
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