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Did the British have Lithium during World War 2?
Yes
How man English soldiers died during world war 2?
383,800 British Soldiers were killed during World War 2.
How many British killed during World War 2?
451,000 British people were killed during World War 2, 390,000 Being Military Deaths and 61,000 being Civilian Deaths.
Which group was NOT a target for racism in the US during World War 2?
British
What is a yank World War 2?
During World War II, British soldiers and civilians referred to Americans as yanks - from Yankees. The Americans called the British limeys.
Why did tensions increase between great Britain and Jews in Palestine during world war 1?
Answer this question… The British supported a Jewish homeland in Palestine despite an earlier promise to grant Arabs in the colony independence.
Why did the Arabs claim they had rights to this land?
well, back before 1948 the british did sorta promise palestine to the Arabs in exchange for supprt in world war II,,, the UN kinda gulit tripped them into making it a Jewish state so yeah, the English kinda screwed us over on that...
Will the end of the world hurt do you promise?
It hurts those who believed in the wrong thing during their life. I promise.
How did Arabs feel about the French and British after world war 1?
The feel good because they thought that French and British change everything in the Middle East
During World War 1 the Arabs who were living in the Ottoman Empire supported the Allied forces who were fighting against the Ottoman Turks. What was the outcome for the Arabs after World War 1?
The Arabs were ruled by European nations instead of gaining independane
How did British control change Arabia and Iraq after World War I?
Because after world war 1 Arabs and Iraqis couldn't be the way they used to be
How was Britain able to promise Jews a national home in Palestine?
Britain made a number of promises during World War I in an attempt to attract allies. In the Middle East, they made promises to Zionists and to Arabs. When World War I concluded, Britain had control of the Mandate of Palestine and thus they were able to retroactively buttress both the claims that they made to the Jews and those that they made to Arabs insofar as they wished to actually observe them.
What was most responsible for helping Israel to become an independent nation?
The United Nations After World War I, the League of Nations asked Great Britain to govern Palestine. (This land had been taken away from the Ottoman Empire partly because the Ottomans had been Germany's ally during World War I.) But the British had great difficulty ruling the land because Jews and Arabs in Palestine often quarreled with each other. After World War II, the quarrels between Palestinian Jews and Arabs became fierce battles. And to make matters worse for the British, Palestinian Jews and Arabs began to attack them as well. By 1947 the British had had enough. They asked the U.N. to take responsibility for Palestine and end the fighting between the Jews and Arabs.
How many Arabs are there in the world?
There are around 450 million Arabs in the world today.
Who attacked the Arabs?
I assume because this question is in the World War I Category that you are referring to the Arab involvement in World War I. Arabs were not attacked in World War I, they rose up against the occupying Ottoman Empire. They attacked the Ottomans, who of course, retaliated. The British and French promised the Arabs that if they joined with the Allies against the Ottomans, that they would be compensated with an Arab State over all of the Middle East. Suffice it to say that they Arabs were not compensated in that way.
Why did the British seek the help of Sheriff Hussein during World War 1?
Why did the British seek the help of Sharif Hussein during World War I
Why did Arab tribes fight against the Central powers in ww1?
The main reason that the Arab Tribes united against the Central Powers is that Great Britain had promised the Arabs independence. This would be the first time that Arabs would have independence in much of the Middle East since the 13th century. Conversely, Arabs had no fears concerning Russia, Germany, or any of the major powers in World War I other than the Ottoman Empire and had no alignment with any country prior to the war. The Arab Tribes only entered World War I because of the British promise, because this was the first time their self-interest was catered to.
