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at the end of world war i, the british and french divided up the middle east. they created the borders shown on this map. what conflict in the region today can be traced back to how the boundaries were established?

a. the conflict between baathism and pan-arabism

b. the issue of a homeland for the kurds

c. the co-existence of jewish and arab populations

d. the tension between islamists and secularists

It's B. the issue of a homeland for the Kurds

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