3 diff questions part 2

4. Which statement best describes Zionism?

creation of an Arab state in Israel
migration by Arabs to the land of Palestine
political support for a Jewish homeland in Israel
discrimination against the Jewish population in Palestine

5.Which actions were results of the United Nations’ plan to partition Palestine between the Arabs and the Jews? Select three options.

the disapproval of many Arab nations
the end of British control in the region
the formation of the Jewish state of Israel
the forced migration of Arabs to the land of Palestine
the placement of Jerusalem under United States supervision

6. Study the 1994 political cartoon about the Oslo Accords. (attached image). Which side is portrayed in the cartoon as benefiting most from the Oslo Accords?
the Arabs
the Israelis
the Americans
the Palestinians

4. political support for a Jewish homeland in Israel

Zionism as an idea was started a long time, but as a modern political doctrine became more presented in 19th Century. This doctrine was connected with the rise of Antisemitism, especially in Europe. That is why many Jews started supporting this doctrine.

5.

the end of British control in the region

the disapproval of many Arab nations

the formation of the Jewish state of Israel

British government retreated from the region in 1947, seeing that they are not able to keep control. Still the Partition Plan was not successful, as it was not accepted by Arab states and because it led to the formation of state of Israel. This event led to the conflict that continues until today.

6. the Israelis

Obviously it were the Israelis. Although Oslo agreement meant the mutual recognition as it can be seen in cartoon, Arafat is driving a small vehicle around the strong Israeli submarine, that is presented as the strongest element. The agreement was achieved, but Israel still has the main role.

I got c

Explanation:

one of the major compromises in the constitutional convention was between the small states and big states. the small states wanted each state to have the same number of representatives in congress. the big states wanted representation based on population.