Question 1

Which country is the largest oil producing state in the Middle East?

Accepted Answer

A) Lebanon 
B) Israel 
C) Saudi Arabia 
D) Iraq 
E) Kuwait 
A) Lebanon 
B) Israel 
C) Saudi Arabia 
D) Iraq 
E) Kuwait

Question 2

Beginning in the 1880s, and continuing for the following years, what led to increasing Jewish immigration into Palestine?

Accepted Answer

A) The need for laborers in the underpopulated Arab lands. 
B) The founding of the international Zionist movement by Theodor Herzl. 
C) The destruction of the Ottoman Empire creating a political vacuum. 
D) The rise of Islamism and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). 
E) The establishment of a League of Nations mandate in Palestine. 
A) The need for laborers in the underpopulated Arab lands. 
B) The founding of the international Zionist movement by Theodor Herzl. 
C) The destruction of the Ottoman Empire creating a political vacuum. 
D) The rise of Islamism and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). 
E) The establishment of a League of Nations mandate in Palestine.

Question 3

In 1973, the ____________________  led to the Arabs decision to withhold all oil shipments to the US and its NATO allies.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of In 1973, the ____________________  led to the...

Question 4

Trace the evolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from World War I to the present including significant people and events.​

Accepted Answer

​Answers would include a discussion of t

Question 5

Term for identification: Six-Day War

Accepted Answer

The Six-Day War, also known as the June

Question 6

The  ____________________  was the British promise to support a Jewish national homeland.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of The  ____________________  was the British promise to...

Question 7

Term for identification: Zionists

Accepted Answer

The term "Zionists" refers to individual

Question 8

Term for identification: Osama bin Laden

Accepted Answer

Osama bin Laden was a terrorist leader a

Question 9

Which of the following best describes the term Zionists ?

Accepted Answer

A) A self-declared caliphate in Syria and Iraq. 
B) Jewish nationalists who claimed to represent European and American Jews. 
C) An organization with the single goal of destroying the state of Israel. 
D) A rejection of secularism as an ideology. 
E) A network of Muslim terrorists headed by Osama bin Laden. 
A) A self-declared caliphate in Syria and Iraq. 
B) Jewish nationalists who claimed to represent European and American Jews. 
C) An organization with the single goal of destroying the state of Israel. 
D) A rejection of secularism as an ideology. 
E) A network of Muslim terrorists headed by Osama bin Laden.

Question 10

Using examples, describe the state of Muslim nations today, both Arab and non-Arab.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 11

The largest Muslim state,  ____________________,  attained independence in 1949.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The largest Muslim state,  ____________________,  attained independence...

Question 12

The network of Muslim terrorists formerly led by the now dead Osama bin Laden is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The network of Muslim terrorists formerly led...

Question 13

In the 1920s, the Salafi Muslims in Egypt formed an organization called the ____________________, which advocates violence to achieve its goals.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the 1920s, the Salafi Muslims in...

Question 14

All of the following are true of Bangladesh since its creation EXCEPT​

Accepted Answer

A) ​Struggled with abject poverty and ranks as one of the world's poorest. 
B) ​A strong representation of radical Islamism has taken hold. 
C) ​Dependent on foreign aid sources from both the US and China. 
D) ​Secularist generals have ruled the country for the most part. 
E) ​Shown no interest in engaging in common policy with other Muslims. 
A) ​Struggled with abject poverty and ranks as one of the world's poorest. 
B) ​A strong representation of radical Islamism has taken hold. 
C) ​Dependent on foreign aid sources from both the US and China. 
D) ​Secularist generals have ruled the country for the most part. 
E) ​Shown no interest in engaging in common policy with other Muslims.

Question 15

___________________ is a nation that has few resources so it has become entirely dependent on the US and the World Bank for financial assistance.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of ___________________ is a nation that has few...

Question 16

Who led the anti-colonial forces during Indonesian decolonization?

Accepted Answer

A) Khomeini 
B) Mubarak 
C) Sukarno 
D) Suharto 
E) Qaddafi 
A) Khomeini 
B) Mubarak 
C) Sukarno 
D) Suharto 
E) Qaddafi

Exam 51: The Reemergence of the Muslim World

Which country is the largest oil producing state in the Middle East?

Beginning in the 1880s, and continuing for the following years, what led to increasing Jewish immigration into Palestine?

In 1973, the ____________________ led to the Arabs decision to withhold all oil shipments to the US and its NATO allies.​

Trace the evolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from World War I to the present including significant people and events.​

Term for identification: Six-Day War

The ____________________ was the British promise to support a Jewish national homeland.​

Term for identification: Zionists

Term for identification: Osama bin Laden

Which of the following best describes the term Zionists ?

Using examples, describe the state of Muslim nations today, both Arab and non-Arab.

The largest Muslim state, ____________________, attained independence in 1949.

The network of Muslim terrorists formerly led by the now dead Osama bin Laden is called ____________________.

In the 1920s, the Salafi Muslims in Egypt formed an organization called the ____________________, which advocates violence to achieve its goals.

All of the following are true of Bangladesh since its creation EXCEPT​

___________________ is a nation that has few resources so it has become entirely dependent on the US and the World Bank for financial assistance.​

Who led the anti-colonial forces during Indonesian decolonization?

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In 1973, the ____________________ led to the Arabs decision to withhold all oil shipments to the US and its NATO allies.

Trace the evolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict from World War I to the present including significant people and events.

The ____________________ was the British promise to support a Jewish national homeland.

All of the following are true of Bangladesh since its creation EXCEPT

___________________ is a nation that has few resources so it has become entirely dependent on the US and the World Bank for financial assistance.