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Page 1: The Ottoman Empire 1453 CE to World War I (1914)

The Ottoman Empire1453 CE to World War I (1914)

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The Ottoman Empire• Large, powerful (Sunni) Muslim Turkish

Empire.• Allied with the Germans in World War I

(against Britain, France and Russia).–British: divide and conquer, use ethnic groups.

• The British armed the Arabs and encouraged them to revolt (the British promised the Arabs independence…).

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Lawrence of Arabia

• British Intelligence officer.• Helped organize and arm the Arabs to fight against the

(Turkish) Ottomans.• Lived and fought with the Arabs• Promised Independence to his friends…

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The Arabs (with British help) Defeat the Ottomans.

But…

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The Sykes-Picot AgreementThe British and French secretly agree to

split the old Ottoman colonies.–Sykes-Picot Agreement

“Mandate”• Essentially a colony

• No independence for the Arabs.

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Sykes Picot

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Promises, promises• The British have already

promised–Independence for the Arabs–Colonies for the French

• Now, they promise something to the Jews of Europe:–Palestine.

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The Balfour Declaration

1917: to gain American and Jewish support for England in WWI,

Promised British support for a Jewish Homeland in Palestine.

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Promises?Between 1914 and 1918 the British had promised the land of Palestine to:–The Arabs (Arab uprising against the

Ottomans)–The British and the French (Sykes-Picot

Agreement)–The Jews (Balfour Declaration)

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The Reverse Diaspora

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World War II1939-1945

• Europe destroys itself. • Focus on rebuilding.• England too weak to hold on to

colonies.• Holocaust sparks global sympathy for

a Jewish state.

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1947

UN Partition plan

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• 1948-49Arab-Israeli War

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1967: 6 day war

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1973

• Yom Kippur War