How did the mandate system transform the map of the Middle East? Why did the inh

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How did the mandate system transform the map of the Middle East? Why did the inhabitants of these countries feel betrayed by the mandate system? Do you believe that the mandate system contributed to unrest in the Middle East for the remainder of the century? Why or why not? How did the mandate system transform the map of the Middle East? Why did the inhabitants of these countries feel betrayed by the mandate system? Do you believe that the mandate system contributed to unrest in the Middle East for the remainder of the century? Why or why not?

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World War 1 transformed the map of the Middle East. The modern boundaries of middle east emerged from the world War 1, under the Mandate system Syria and Lebanon went to the French. The British took the Palestine and 3 Ottoman provides of Mesopotamia and created modern day Iraq in this way the Mandate system transformed the map of middle east. The mandate system took colonies in Asia and Africa that were once governed by Germany and Ottoman Empire, and distributed them to countries that were a part of the Allied nations. Countries like Italy and Japan were angered because they left the war with less than they wanted. The mandated countries were angered because the League of Nations disregarded their desire of independence. Yes, I believe that Mandate system contributed to the unrest in the Middle East for the remainder of the century because the mandated countries were angered and they believed that the league of Nations disregarded their desire of independence.

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