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2. Israel became a nation in 1948 as a result of
A. Germany’s desire to see the Jews have a nation of their own
B. Jewish desire, particularly after the Holocaust, to have a nation
C. Jordanian interest in sharing Palestine with a new Jewish nation
D. Egyptian interest in a Jewish nation in the Middle East
3. The South African policy of Apartheid separated its population based on
A. Gender
B. Race
C. Religion
D. Wealth
4. The proposal by Great Britain to grant Indian independence in 1947 drew opposition from Muslim leaders. Their view was that they were denied a voice in the Hindu dominated independence movement. As a result, Indian Muslims wanted
A. A separate independent country
B. The continuation of British rule until differences could be worked out
C. An independent India dominated by Muslims
D. The forced evacuation of Hindus from India
5. As British rule in India came to an end, violence sparked between Hindus and Muslims led to a decision by Britain to divide the country into Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan. However, after the partition, many Muslims still lived within the borders of Hindu India. The perception of Hindus and Muslims that cultural differences between them were greater than their similarities led to
A. Invasion by neighboring countries.
B. A return of British rule
C. Continued violence and many refugees
D. The end of democratic government in India
A. Germany’s desire to see the Jews have a nation of their own
B. Jewish desire, particularly after the Holocaust, to have a nation
C. Jordanian interest in sharing Palestine with a new Jewish nation
D. Egyptian interest in a Jewish nation in the Middle East
3. The South African policy of Apartheid separated its population based on
A. Gender
B. Race
C. Religion
D. Wealth
4. The proposal by Great Britain to grant Indian independence in 1947 drew opposition from Muslim leaders. Their view was that they were denied a voice in the Hindu dominated independence movement. As a result, Indian Muslims wanted
A. A separate independent country
B. The continuation of British rule until differences could be worked out
C. An independent India dominated by Muslims
D. The forced evacuation of Hindus from India
5. As British rule in India came to an end, violence sparked between Hindus and Muslims led to a decision by Britain to divide the country into Hindu India and Muslim Pakistan. However, after the partition, many Muslims still lived within the borders of Hindu India. The perception of Hindus and Muslims that cultural differences between them were greater than their similarities led to
A. Invasion by neighboring countries.
B. A return of British rule
C. Continued violence and many refugees
D. The end of democratic government in India