f. choose the correct answer. justify the answer you selected in your notebook. 1. as a result of the arab…

f. choose the correct answer. justify the answer you selected in your notebook. 1. as a result of the arab spring... a. the governments of libya, iraq, and egypt were overthrown. b. demonstrators staged virtual protests on the internet. c. the leaders of the tunisian republic and libya fled, and the egyptian government ceded power. d. qaddafi took refuge in saudi arabia. 2. among the characteristics of the first arab - israeli war we can mention that... a. it was a demonstration of opposition against the emergence of the state of israel. b. the egyptian president nationalized the franco - british company that managed the suez canal. c. israel conquered more than a third of the palestinian territory. d. it was a consequence of frustration at the creation of a palestinian state. g. find information about the main reasons for the israeli - palestinian conflict. then make a list of five goals of each people and organize them in this table: israeli objectives table header palestinian goals table header complete the following table with the main characteristics of the three monotheistic religions of the world. then, answer the questions in your notebook. judaism table header christianity table header islam table header 1. what do these religions have in common? 2. how do they differ? what do you think about religious intolerance? 3. why have they been in constant conflict with each other? 4. have there been times when the three religions have lived together in harmony? explain your answer.

f. choose the correct answer. justify the answer you selected in your notebook. 1. as a result of the arab spring... a. the governments of libya, iraq, and egypt were overthrown. b. demonstrators staged virtual protests on the internet. c. the leaders of the tunisian republic and libya fled, and the egyptian government ceded power. d. qaddafi took refuge in saudi arabia. 2. among the characteristics of the first arab - israeli war we can mention that... a. it was a demonstration of opposition against the emergence of the state of israel. b. the egyptian president nationalized the franco - british company that managed the suez canal. c. israel conquered more than a third of the palestinian territory. d. it was a consequence of frustration at the creation of a palestinian state. g. find information about the main reasons for the israeli - palestinian conflict. then make a list of five goals of each people and organize them in this table: israeli objectives table header palestinian goals table header complete the following table with the main characteristics of the three monotheistic religions of the world. then, answer the questions in your notebook. judaism table header christianity table header islam table header 1. what do these religions have in common? 2. how do they differ? what do you think about religious intolerance? 3. why have they been in constant conflict with each other? 4. have there been times when the three religions have lived together in harmony? explain your answer.

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Brief Explanations:

  1. For the Arab - Spring question: The Arab Spring led to the flight of leaders in Tunisia and Libya and the ceding of power in Egypt. Option a is incorrect as Iraq's situation was mainly due to the 2003 Iraq War not directly the Arab Spring. Option b is wrong as the protests were real - life not virtual. Option d is incorrect as Qaddafi was captured and killed in Libya, not taking refuge in Saudi Arabia.
  2. For the first Arab - Israeli war question: The first Arab - Israeli war was a demonstration of opposition against the emergence of the state of Israel. Option b refers to the Suez Crisis, option c happened in later conflicts, and option d is incorrect as the war was about Israel's creation not Palestinian state creation frustration.

Answer:

  1. c. the leaders of the Tunisian Republic and Libya fled, and the Egyptian government ceded power.
  2. a. it was a demonstration of opposition against the emergence of the state of Israel.