North Africa and the Middle East

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  1. 2. Another word for pilgrimage.
  2. 5. Great Britain and _______ made secret plans to divide much of the Ottoman Empire between themselves.
  3. 6. The Ottoman sultans ruled over a __________ empire in which the people spoke many languages and practiced multiple religions.
  4. 8. Who ruled the Safavid Empire?
  5. 9. A nationalist movement that called for Europe's Jews to move to their ancient homeland.
  6. 11. Who declared war in an effort to unite Muslims?
  7. 13. In 1917 Palestine became this type of home for the Jewish people.
  8. 14. This Affair pointed to the tensions between the rights of the individual versus the greater needs of the state.
  9. 15. Who was the overall head of the Ottoman Empire?
  10. 17. The conflict between the Ottomans and the Safavids was based on geography and ________.
  11. 18. _______, or commander of Mecca offered to launch an Arab revolt against the Ottoman Empire in return for British support for an independent Arab nation after the war.
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  1. 1. In the secret Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916, Great Britain and France decided that this region should be handled differently.
  2. 3. What canal became a vital transportation link between Britain and its colony of India?
  3. 4. Great Britain proclaimed that this place as a nation preparing for independence under British protection.
  4. 7. In December 1918, Allied forces entered this capital and took the sultan into custody.
  5. 10. Who did the Young Turks strengthen ties with in an effort to modernize, westernize, and industrialize the empire?
  6. 12. Britain promised that this city would remain an independent Arab state in return for Arab help against the Ottomans in the War.
  7. 14. Weak sultans, inflation, and the abandonment of the laws of Islam brought on the _______ of the Ottoman Empire.
  8. 16. Also known as a community of non-Muslim people organized according to religion in which minority groups held a limited amount of power to rule themselves.