Re-writing the Map of the Middle East

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Re-writing the Map of the Middle East Lesson 5 Light Horse commemorative statue - Photo J Curry

How the Middle East was partitioned Map of mandates – Base map - CIA World Fact Book https://www.cia.gov

League of Nations Mandate – Ratified July1922 San Remo France – Syria (Syria and Lebanon Britain - Mesopotamia (Iraq) and Palestine (Jordan and Israel)

British Mandate over Palestine Map of Partition of Palestine – https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PalestineAndTransjordan.png – Doron

How Palestine was divided Arabs – 77% - Land East of the Jordan River (38,000 square miles). Became Jordan Jews – 23% - Land West of the Jordan River (8,000 square miles). Became Israel

Rejected by all Arab countries UN Partition Plan 1947 Accepted by Jews Rejected by all Arab countries http://laopinion2010.blogspot.com.au/p/historia-israel-y-palestina-breve.html

http://www. crethiplethi http://www.crethiplethi.com/un-security-council-resolution-242/united-nations/un-resolution-242/2009/

Significance of the ANZAC contribution to the campaign The Allied forces caused an Empire to fall and 6 nations to be born. ANZACs often at the forefront. The ANZACs put Australia and New Zealand on the world map They created the ANZAC legend The experience they gained bred many leaders of the young Australian nation