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36)  From the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 until the Suez War of 1956 Israel: Was plagued by deadly attacks from Arab terrorists from the Gaza Strip and The West Bank Received cooperation from surrounding Arab states in agriculture Had free access to the Suez Canal None of the above   37) In the international system, the ____________ affected all important international interactions: The Arab Israeli conflict Colonial conflicts The Palestinian refugees The Cold War   38) Part of the problems some Arab regimes faced was: Instability and too many revolutions The number of refugees in their state Tough economic times No help from other Arab regimes   39) Britain joined the Suez/Sinai war because: It wanted to help Israel Popular opinion pushed it to join the war. It was reluctant to lose control over the Suez Canal To help France 40) The Suez/Sinai war of 1956 involved: Egypt against Palestine Egypt against Syria Egypt against the USSR (the Soviet Union) Egypt against Israel, Britain, and France

36)  From the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 until the Suez War of 1956 Israel: Was plagued by deadly attacks from Arab terrorists from the Gaza Strip and The West Bank Received cooperation from surrounding Arab states in agriculture Had free access to the Suez Canal None of the above   37) In the international system, the ____________ affected all important international interactions: The Arab Israeli conflict Colonial conflicts The Palestinian refugees The Cold War   38) Part of the problems some Arab regimes faced was: Instability and too many revolutions The number of refugees in their state Tough economic times No help from other Arab regimes   39) Britain joined the Suez/Sinai war because: It wanted to help Israel Popular opinion pushed it to join the war. It was reluctant to lose control over the Suez Canal To help France 40) The Suez/Sinai war of 1956 involved: Egypt against Palestine Egypt against Syria Egypt against the USSR (the Soviet Union) Egypt against Israel, Britain, and France

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36)  From the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948 until the Suez War of 1956 Israel:

  1. Was plagued by deadly attacks from Arab terrorists from the Gaza Strip and The West Bank
  2. Received cooperation from surrounding Arab states in agriculture
  3. Had free access to the Suez Canal
  4. None of the above

 

37) In the international system, the ____________ affected all important international interactions:

  1. The Arab Israeli conflict
  2. Colonial conflicts
  3. The Palestinian refugees
  4. The Cold War

 

38) Part of the problems some Arab regimes faced was:

  1. Instability and too many revolutions
  2. The number of refugees in their state
  3. Tough economic times
  4. No help from other Arab regimes

 

39) Britain joined the Suez/Sinai war because:

  1. It wanted to help Israel
  2. Popular opinion pushed it to join the war.
  3. It was reluctant to lose control over the Suez Canal
  4. To help France

40) The Suez/Sinai war of 1956 involved:

  1. Egypt against Palestine
  2. Egypt against Syria
  3. Egypt against the USSR (the Soviet Union)
  4. Egypt against Israel, Britain, and France

41) Egypt failed to secure the support of the US, Britain, and the World Bank for an important project. It was

  1. The Aswan Dam
  2. A dam built at the origin of the Nile in Victoria Falls
  3. Enlarging the Suez Canal
  4. Building a power station on the Nile River

 

42) US – Egyptian relations completely ruptured over

  1. Nasser accepting money from the Soviet Union to fund the project mentioned question #41
  2. Nasser accepting a large arms deal with the Soviet Union
  3. Nasser nationalizing the Suez Canal
  4. Nasser agreeing to have Britain continue to control the Suez Canal

 

43) During the Suez War Israel

  1. conquered east Jerusalem
  2. took over the Suez Canal
  3. conquered Cairo
  4. conquered the Sinai desert and the Gaza Strip

 

44) The resulting alliance with France following the Suez War

  1. gave Israel essential advanced arms and munition
  2. alleviated Israel’s sense of Isolation
  3. gave Israel a French-made nuclear reactor
  4. all the above
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