THE MANDATE IN THE 1920s Flashcards

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What period does the Second Aliyah refer to?

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The Second Aliyah took place between 1904 and 1914.

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What did the Balfour Declaration promise in 1917?

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It promised Britain’s endorsement of Zionism and support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine.

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Which revolution in 1917 led to widespread anti-Semitic pogroms?

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The Russian Revolution led to widespread anti-Semitic pogroms after 1917.

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Approximately how many Jews were killed in pogroms following the Russian Revolution?

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Up to 100,000 Jews were killed in anti-Semitic pogroms after the Russian Revolution.

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When did the Third Aliyah occur?

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The Third Aliyah occurred between 1919 and 1923.

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Approximately how many Jews immigrated during the Third Aliyah?

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Around 40,000 Jews immigrated during the Third Aliyah.

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Which U.S. act restricted Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe in 1921?

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The Emergency Quota Act of 1921 restricted Jewish immigration from Eastern Europe to the United States.

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What ideology influenced Zionist thought after WWI?

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Nationalism influenced Zionist thought by emphasizing self-determination after WWI.

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What event sparked the 1921 Jaffa Riot?

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A clash between the Jewish Communist Party and Ahdut Ha’Avoda led to miscommunication that sparked the 1921 Jaffa Riot.

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In which month and year did the Jaffa Riot take place?

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The Jaffa Riot occurred in May 1921.

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Who was the British High Commissioner during the Jaffa Riot?

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Herbert Samuel was the British High Commissioner during the Jaffa Riot.

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How many Jewish immigrants were turned back by British forces during the Jaffa Riot?

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British forces turned back 300 Jewish immigrants on a ship off the coast during the Jaffa Riot.

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How many Jews were killed in the Jaffa Riot?

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47 Jews were killed in the Jaffa Riot.

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How many Jews were injured in the Jaffa Riot?

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146 Jews were injured in the Jaffa Riot.

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How many Arabs were killed in the Jaffa Riot?

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48 Arabs were killed in the Jaffa Riot.

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How many Arabs were injured in the Jaffa Riot?

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73 Arabs were injured in the Jaffa Riot.

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To which city did many Jews migrate after the Jaffa Riot?

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Many Jews migrated from the Old City of Jaffa to Tel Aviv after the Jaffa Riot.

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What militia did the Yishuv establish after the Jaffa Riot?

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The Yishuv established the Haganah militia after the Jaffa Riot.

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Who was appointed Grand Mufti of Jerusalem in 1921?

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Amin al-Husayni was appointed Grand Mufti of Jerusalem in 1921.

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Who was appointed Mayor of Jerusalem in 1921?

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Raghib Nashashibi was appointed Mayor of Jerusalem in 1921.

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Why did the British appoint Raghib Nashashibi as Mayor of Jerusalem?

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They appointed him to exploit divisions in Palestinian leadership and favor diplomacy with Britain.

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What governing body did Britain propose in 1922?

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Britain proposed a Government Council in 1922 composed of British officials and local representatives.

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Why did Palestinian leaders reject the 1922 Government Council?

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Because it gave too much power to Britain and failed to address concerns over Jewish immigration.

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When did the Fourth Aliyah take place?

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The Fourth Aliyah occurred between 1924 and 1928.

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Approximately how many Jews immigrated during the Fourth Aliyah?
About 88,000 Jews immigrated during the Fourth Aliyah.
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Which demographic made up many Fourth Aliyah immigrants?
Many Fourth Aliyah immigrants were middle-class entrepreneurs and professionals from Eastern Europe.
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What economic contribution did Fourth Aliyah immigrants make?
They established small businesses and industries, boosting the Yishuv’s economy.
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Which city experienced rapid growth due to the Fourth Aliyah?
Tel Aviv experienced rapid growth due to the Fourth Aliyah.
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What was the flashpoint for the 1929 Palestine Riots?
The Western Wall dispute was the flashpoint for the 1929 Palestine Riots.
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Who controlled the Muslim Waqf in 1929?
Amin al-Husayni controlled the Muslim Waqf in 1929.
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Which Zionist leader made inflammatory speeches about the Western Wall in 1929?
David Ben-Gurion made inflammatory speeches about the Western Wall in 1929.
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Which more radical Zionist figure called for violent resistance in 1929?
Ze’ev Jabotinsky called for violent resistance in 1929.
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On what dates did violence erupt in Jerusalem during the 1929 riots?
Violence erupted in Jerusalem on August 14-15, 1929.
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On what date did the Hebron massacre occur?
The Hebron massacre occurred on August 23, 1929.
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How many Jews were killed in the Hebron massacre?
68 Jews were killed in the Hebron massacre.
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How many Jews were killed in Safed during the 1929 riots?
22 Jews were killed in Safed during the 1929 riots.
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Which militia increased its militarization after the 1929 riots?
The Haganah increased its militarization after the 1929 riots.
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Which radical group also militarized after the 1929 riots?
The Irgun also militarized after the 1929 riots.
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What suspicion did Palestinians have about Britain after the 1929 riots?
They suspected Britain was biased toward the Zionist project.
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What was the Yishuv?
The Yishuv was the organized Jewish community in Mandate Palestine.
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Which two rival Jewish factions clashed leading to the Jaffa Riot?
The Jewish Communist Party and the Ahdut Ha’Avoda Party clashed leading to the Jaffa Riot.
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What did the Haganah later become?
The Haganah later became the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
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What caused many Jews to flee Eastern Europe for Palestine?
Anti-Semitic pogroms following the Russian Revolution caused many Jews to flee Eastern Europe for Palestine.
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Why did Palestine become the preferred destination for Jewish immigrants after 1921?
Because the Emergency Quota Act of 1921 severely restricted immigration to the United States.
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What did the success of the Second Aliyah demonstrate to Zionists?
It demonstrated that Zionist settlement in Palestine was feasible.
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What consequence did British military intervention have after the Jaffa Riot?
It fueled resentment among Palestinian Arabs toward British rule.
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What trend toward community relations emerged after the Jaffa Riot?
Increased physical and cultural segregation between Jewish and Palestinian communities emerged.
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What movement did the Balfour Declaration support?
The Balfour Declaration supported the Zionist movement.
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What concept from European nationalism influenced Zionism?
Zionism adopted the concept of self-determination from European nationalism.
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Which act rerouted Jewish immigration away from the U.S. toward Palestine?
The Emergency Quota Act of 1921 rerouted Jewish immigration toward Palestine.
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What was the main grievance of Palestinian Arabs in the 1920s?
Jewish immigration and land purchases were the main grievances of Palestinian Arabs.
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Which council proposal did Palestinian leaders reject in 1922?
They rejected the British-proposed Government Council of 1922.
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What key political consequence arose from the 1929 Western Wall dispute?
It escalated violence and deepened Jewish-Arab divisions.
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Who managed Islamic religious endowments like al-Aqsa Mosque?
The Muslim Waqf managed Islamic religious endowments like al-Aqsa Mosque.
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What rumor did Amin al-Husayni spread before the 1929 riots?
He spread the rumor that Jews were trying to take control of al-Aqsa Mosque.
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What heavy-handed method did British use to protect Jewish settlements in 1921?
They used military bombings and troop deployments to protect Jewish settlements.
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What was a result of the 1929 riots on Jewish defense?
They prompted increased militarization of the Yishuv and formation of defense groups.
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Who was Herbert Samuel in the context of the 1920s Mandate?
Herbert Samuel was the British High Commissioner in Palestine during the early Mandate.
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What significant U.S. law did the Emergency Quota Act represent?
It was the first major U.S. immigration restriction law after WWI.
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Which organization represented Jewish self-defense in the 1920s?
The Haganah represented Jewish self-defense in the 1920s.
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What was the primary purpose of the Haganah?
To protect Jewish settlements and defend against future attacks.
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Which tragic event in 1929 confirmed Palestinian perceptions of British bias?
The heavy-handed British response to the 1929 Palestine Riots confirmed these perceptions.
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What is another name for the Western Wall?
The Kotel is another name for the Western Wall.
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Who was David Ben-Gurion during the Mandate period?
He was a Zionist leader who influenced policies around the Western Wall.
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Who was Ze’ev Jabotinsky in the Mandate period?
He was a militant Zionist leader advocating armed resistance.
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What broader concept did the Balfour Declaration align with?
It aligned with the concept of establishing a Jewish national home.
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What principle did Zionism borrow from Wilsonian ideals?
It borrowed the principle of national self-determination.
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What was the main outcome of rejecting the Government Council proposal of 1922?
It solidified Palestinian Arab opposition to British Mandate policies and deepened mistrust.
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Which event in 1929 spread violence to multiple cities including Hebron and Safed?
The 1929 Palestine Riots spread violence to multiple cities including Hebron and Safed.
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What major city was targeted by Arab mobs on August 15, 1929?
Jerusalem was targeted by Arab mobs on August 15, 1929.
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What did the British declare to quell the 1921 Jaffa Riots?
Britain declared a state of emergency to quell the 1921 Jaffa Riots.
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What consequence did al-Husayni’s appointment have on Palestinian politics?
It made him a key opponent of British policy and Zionism.
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What long-term division was fueled by Mandate-period events?
Deepened Jewish-Arab segregation was fueled by events during the Mandate.
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What did Britain hope to achieve by appointing Palestinian notables?
They hoped to divide and weaken Palestinian resistance.
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Which event prompted the creation of the Haganah?
The 1921 Jaffa Riot prompted the creation of the Haganah.
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What demographic effect did the Third Aliyah have?
It significantly increased the Jewish population in Palestine.
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Which symbol did Zionists and Muslims both claim in 1929?
Both claimed the Western Wall as a religious and political symbol.
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Which governing power administered Palestine under the Mandate?
Britain administered Palestine under the League of Nations Mandate.
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How did Jewish land purchases affect Palestinian Arabs?
They led to displacement and increased tensions with Palestinian Arabs.
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Which group did Palestinian Arabs see as teaming with Jews against them?
They saw the British administration and military as teaming with Jews.