How did Lebanon get its Independence?

Answer 1

It was a part of the Turkish kingdom, Al Saltanah Al Osmaniyyah. Then after the World War 1 , this kingdom lost in the battle against France and England, some of the causes were the Arabs (and Lebanese) revolutions. France promised Arabs that they'll give them total freedom if they made revolutions against Al Osmaniyyah, but that didn't happen thought the Arabs kept their words and helped France win the War. After the War ended, France took advantage of this and dominated Lebanon and half Syria, while England dominated Palestine and Irak, then gave Palestine to the Jewish so they can build Israel and help them in World War 2. But the Arab revolution kept on going even after World War 2, and they succeeded in getting their freedom and kick France outside Lebanon and England outside Irak.

Riyad Al Soloh and Boushara l Khouri are important people of independence

Answer 2

Lebanon gained independence from French colonial rule in 1943 through negotiations between Lebanese political leaders and the French authorities. This led to the establishment of the modern Lebanese state and the end of French Mandate rule in the country.

Answer 3

Lebanon gained their independence from France on November 22, 1943.