Quiz 1 Flashcards

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Arabs come originally from three groups:

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“Ancient Arabs“
“Pure Arabs“
“The “Arabized Arabs

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Ancient Arabs / Vanished Arabs? Where were they located?

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tribes that had vanished or
been destroyed, such as ‘Ad and Thamud,
often mentioned in the Qur’an as examples of
God’s power to destroy wicked peoples.

-considered themselves god bc they were so advanced and challenged god and god destroyed them”

They were in the north
east of Arabia

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3
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The Pure Arabs? Where were they lcoated?

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believed to be In South Arabia (Yemen, Oman
& southern part of [current] Saudi Arabia

descending from Qahtan &
Adnan(tribe)

The Qahtanites (Qahtanis) are said to have
migrated from the land of Yemen following the
destruction of the Ma’rib Dam (sadd Ma’rib).(Very big flooding)

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The “Arabized Arabs”? Where were they located?

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Descending from Ismael son of
Abraham

  • Hybrid of Pure Arabs
    &Some none Arabs
  • They were in the
    Northern part
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5
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Definition of who is “Arab” [person]?According to who?

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An Arab is a person whose language is Arabic,
who lives in an Arabic-speaking country, and
who is in sympathy with the aspirations of the
Arabic-speaking peoples

Accoridng to the Arab League

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Arab League? Why was it created?Where is its headquatars? Current secretary general? What do people think about it?

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March 22, 1945
Sought to unite all Arabic-Speaking countries into one political entity (After World War II)
-Formed to represent the interests of the
Arabs
-Its permanent headquarter is located in
Cairo
-Ahmad Abul Ghayt
-just a debating platform that achieves
nothing

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What does it mean to be an Arab country? How many official are there?

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To be considered offical arab country you have to be an offical member of the arab lauge
-Apply and accepted
-Adapt arab as a offical language
-22/23 bc it was verbally agreeed that eritrea is a arab

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8
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The majority of arabs are __

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Muslims

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9
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There are a sizeable number of christain in the arab world. Name the countries where there are alot of them

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Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, palestine, Sudan

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10
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Formerly, there wrre significant minorties of __. They migrated to ____. Today small __ communites remain.

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minioroties of Jews
Migrated to state of israel in palenstine
small jewish communites remain

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11
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Arabs are not the majority of Muslims. Percantage?

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(less than 20%)

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12
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Largest Muslim population is

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Indonesia

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13
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Sykes-Picot Agreement

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May 19, 1968
Divided the Arab World into small countries and split them between France and Britain
- without the consensus of the local population.
- signed in total secrecy until Lenin of Russia released the full text

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Balfour Declaration

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November 2, 1917
-Another influential document written without the
consensus of the local population.
- a letter from Balfour to Lord Rothschild, president of the
British Zionist Federation
- In 1939, Great Britain reneged on the Declaration
- announcing its support for the establishment of a “national home for the Jewish people” in Palestine

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15
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Events:
That shaped the Modern Arab World

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-WWII & the Fall of the Ottoman Empire
* Arab Great Revolution
* Creation of the State of Israel in Palestine
- 1948 war
- 1967 War
- The Oslo Accord 1993

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16
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WWII & the Fall of the Ottoman Empire? How did it shape modern arab world.

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Britian and france pulled down the ottoman empire with saudi but gave saudi not as much land as they promised.
Then they made the boundaires

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17
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The Arab Revolt

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The Arab Revolt or the Great Arab Revolt was an armed uprising by the Arabs against the Ottoman Empire amidst the Middle Eastern theatre of World War I.

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18
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1948 War

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It is the first war of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and the broader Arab–Israeli conflict.
-the civil war transformed into a conflict between Israel and the Arab states following the Israeli Declaration of Independence the previous day

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1967 War

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was fought between Israel and a coalition of Arab states (primarily Egypt, Syria, and Jordan) from 5 to 10 June 1967.
Israeli victory
Territorial changes Israel captures and occupies the Golan Heights from Syria, the West Bank (incl. East Jerusalem) from Jordan, and the Gaza Strip and the Sinai Peninsula from Egypt

20
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The Oslo Accord 1993

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In 1993, Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Movement signed a declaration of principles aimed at peacefully resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

21
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Currently most Arab Countries are __except Palestine

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officially independent except Palestine

22
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It remains to be a fact that most of the countries
in the Arab world existed and thrived under

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authoritarian and dictatorial regimes.

23
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Most of these countries were under these
___ that were/still are under

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regimes
the (indirect)
control of the colonial powers including the US,
UK and France.

24
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Arab Spring

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Most of the Arab Countries were under these
corrupt regimes for decades
-In the current 21st Century some started to
challenge the status quo through
revolutionary approaches; Arab Spring
* Two waves of Arab Spring
* A disappointing U-Turn

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First wave of arab spring

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changing the regmi
early 2011
Tunisia and Egypt formed a first wave of revolutions which resulted in quick regime turnovers

26
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Second Wave

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Second wave 2018,2019
comprise a second wave of much more contentious and drawn out dynamics.

27
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Countries that had succesful arab spring. What does it mean to be succesful

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Egypt, Sudan

28
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Check out the facts about the countries and try to leanr some

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good luck!(Meow meow)

29
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The main arab color flags

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black,white, green and red

30
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Why do some arab country have different colored flags

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infcunce of african in their country

31
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United states influnce in the arab world

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They ahve alot of miltary other there and have success to alot of countries ports
They also have alot of contracts pertaining to oil

32
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Importance of oil in the arab world

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They earn alot of money from it and boost ecomcy
con: pollution?

33
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Which arab countries have political unrest

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Libya
* Egypt
* Palestine
* Syria
* Lebanon
* Iraq
* Yemen
* Somalia
* Sudan
* Tunisia

34
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Regions of the arab world

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Arab West
Gulf Area
Bilaad Asham/ Levant
Yemen Land
Nile Valley
Arab african countries

35
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Arab West

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Morocco
* Tunisia
* Libya

36
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Bilaad Asham

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  • Palestine
  • Jordan
37
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Gulf

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UAE
Qatar

38
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Yemen Land

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  • Yemen
  • Oman
39
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Nile Valley

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  • Egypt
  • Sudan
40
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Arab African Countries

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  • Somalia
  • Comoros
41
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Common between countries within the region

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Similar dialects, culture and foods

42
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The region of Arab African countries: is the name accurate, what makes it different than the
other regions

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Not accurate because there are other arab countries in african.
It is different ebcause of its heavely influcne of african desocnedt

43
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Current Borders?

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They do not follow any geographic frontiers
* They do not follow or pay attention to
particular ethnic or religious groupings.
* Current borders are based entirely on imperial
considerations:
The needs of Britain and France