10:4 conflic ts

Israel Settlement:

• are places in the West Bank or Gaza where Israelis have settled or built communities

• Campaign with violent resistance against Israeli control.

• A region controlled by the caliph, or an Islamic religious and political leader.

Intifada:

• A region controlled by the caliph, or an Islamic religious and political leader

• Campaign with violent resistance against Israeli control.

• A region controlled by the caliph, or an Islamic religious and political leader

Caliphate: A region controlled by the caliph, or an Islamic religious and political leader.

• A region controlled by the caliph, or an Islamic religious and political leader

• Campaign with violent resistance against Israeli control.

• Government control.

Using the map, the West Bank and Gaza Strip are located _____ to each other.

a) Adjacent b) Far apart c) One within the other d) On opposite sides of a body of water

• Far Apart

• Next to each-other

• Southwest with Israel in between.

• Southeast.

What is a pro of the security barrier of the West Bank?

• Reduces attacks

• Takes away farming.

• Helps farming.

What is a con of a security barrier in the West Bank?

• Blocked Palestinians from their farmland.

• Helped attacks.

• increased livestock and farming

What happened after Saddam Hussein was removed from power? How did it affect political stability in the country?

• Ravil's group tried to take power, but there were many attacks and a civil war broke out.

• He became a new leader in a different region.

• The region grew strong with stability.

Who took control of Gaza in 2007?

• Sadam Hassein

• Mustafa Kemal

• Hamas fighters

How did ISIS take advantage of the civil unrest in Syria to launch its attacks? What events did those attacks follow?

• ISIS exploited the power vacuum caused by protests against the Syrian government during the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011. Their attacks followed the Syrian government's violent crackdown on protesters.

• ISIS attacked after ethnic and religious conflicts had already divided Iraq and Syria weakening their governments.

• ISIS created their own practices and religions.