Nationalism in the Middle East example #17607

How did Mustafa Kemal differ from Abd al-Aziz Ibn Saud? Kemal made Turkey a more traditional nation, while Ibn Saud modernized Saudi Arabia. Kemal modernized Turkey, while Ibn Saud made Saudi Arabia a more traditional nation. Kemal maintained Islamic law in Turkey, while Ibn Saud created a hereditary monarchy in Saudi Arabia. Kemal created a hereditary monarchy in Turkey, while Ibn Saud maintained Islamic law in Saudi Arabia.

How did Reza Pahlavi differ from Ayatollah Khomeini? Pahlavi pushed for rights for the women of Iran, while Khomeini united the tribes of Persia. Pahlavi united the tribes of Persia, while Khomeini pushed for rights for the women of Iran. Pahlavi brought about religious reform in Iran, while Khomeini pushed for Westernization in that nation. Pahlavi pushed for westernization in Iran, while Khomeini brought about religious reform in that nation.

In the 1940s and 1950s, pan-Arabism grew in the Middle East in response to a decrease in Arab nationalism. the division of the Ottoman Empire. European conquest and colonialism. growing influence from Western nations.

How did Iran change under Ayatollah Khomeini? Iran became more Westernized. Free speech was no longer limited. Religious leaders created official policy. Universities and other institutions opened.

The Arab League was an organization established in 1945 to coordinate political goals among six Arab nations. fight for independence from European colonialism. bring Western ideas and traditions to the Middle East. search for oil and other resources in the Arabian world.

Which statements describe the shah's rule of Iran in the 1950s and 1960s? Check all that apply. He invested in industrialization and modernization. He suppressed free speech and other civil liberties. He signed lucrative oil deals with Western countries. He supported fundamentalists within his government. He established a land redistribution and reform program. He fired and imprisoned many corrupt government officials.

Which statement *best* describes Hamas? Hamas is a protest group that fights fundamentalism. Hamas is a Palestinian group that opposes Israeli rule. Hamas is a Lebanese group that has been funded by Iran. Hamas is a political party that is active in Egypt and Jordan.

Today, the fundamentalist movement in the Middle East calls for a move to freedom and equality for all. adherence to Islamic political traditions. respect for the rights of minority groups. an embrace of Western ideas and customs.

Who pushed the British out of Persia in the 1920s? Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Mustafa Kemal Ayatollah Khomeini Reza Pahlavi

What was one reform that helped transform Turkey in the 1920s? Oil deals were made with Western nations. The nation granted women the right to vote. Islamic laws and traditions were strictly upheld. The Arab League helped strengthen relations.