HIST 103 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: The Young Turks, Henry Mcmahon, League Of Nations Mandate
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History 103: the middle east: young turks, ahmed orabi, zionism, henry mcmahon, hussein bin ali, arthur balfour, sykes-picot, class a mandates, anglo-persian oil company. To identify the major sources of tension in the middle east in the early twentieth century. To examine the various forces which came together during the first world war to create and to intensify conflict in the middle east. To examine the impact of european intervention in the middle east: the middle east before wwi, resources, religion, and nationalisms, three factors that come together to create so much conflict within the. Middle east: natural resources, one of the most important ones: oil, water, religion; three of the world"s major religions have clashed in the. Middle east: judaism, islam, and christianity (intra-religious conflict mostly). East: losing land because of internal conflict between those who want to. Westernize the ottoman empire and those who want to keep true to.
