IMPERIALISM IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND SOUTHWEST ASIA © Student Handouts, Inc.

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IMPERIALISM IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND SOUTHWEST ASIA © Student Handouts, Inc.

GEOGRAPHY  Diverse region stretching around the eastern Mediterranean coast to the Indus valley  Includes Afghanistan, Persia (Iran), and the Turkish empire  Ottoman Turks defeated in World War I Ottoman lands administered by the League of Nations  Rich oil reserves

BRITISH INTERESTS  Suez Canal in Egypt, 1869  Short route between Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean  Egypt independent from Great Britain in 1922 But British controlled canal until 1960s  Mandates following World War I – under the League of Nations  Mesopotamia – Iraq  Palestine – Israel Included Transjordan (Jordan)  Kuwait  Declared by invading Britons after World War I to be an “independent sheikdom under British protectorate”  Independent in 1961

FRENCH INTERESTS  French mandates ( ) under the League of Nations  Syria  Lebanon

RUSSIAN INTERESTS  Russians (Soviets after 1917) sought control of Constantinople (Istanbul)  Warm-water port linking the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea  Acquisition and control of territory in Caucasus and Central Asia Istanbul, 1922

GERMAN INTERESTS  Berlin-to-Baghdad Railroad  If thoroughly completed, it would have allowed transport from Germany, through Iraqi oil fields, to port on the Persian Gulf  Route completed between Berlin and Baghdad by 1940

CONFLICTS BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA  Russia attempted moving into Afghanistan, India (Pakistan), and Persia (Iran)  Afghanistan – ruled by Great Britain until independent in 1919  India (including Pakistan) – ruled by Great Britain until independent in 1947  1907 – compromise over Persia (Iran)  Northern third – Russian sphere of influence  Southeastern third – British sphere of influence  Remaining middle third – “no man’s land”  Never colonized but lost territory to Russia and Britain during the Qajar era ( )

Review Questions  What two native empires ruled the Middle East and southwestern Asia in the nineteenth century?  What natural resource of this region was of most interest to foreign imperialist powers?  What foreign powers held control in this region under mandates granted by the League of Nations?