Why was Cyprus considered a strategic location for Britain during World War II?
British Maintain Developments In Cyprus, Protecting Oil In Iran

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It was a popular tourist destination.
It was close to Nazi-occupied Turkey.
It was a major financial hub.
It had a large population of British citizens.
2.
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What lesson did Britain learn from the Greek island of Crete?
The importance of naval power.
The value of diplomatic negotiations.
The need for more soldiers.
The significance of airfields.
3.
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What was the outcome of Britain's military action in Iran?
A retreat due to lack of resources.
A quick victory over Iranian forces.
A stalemate with no clear winner.
A prolonged conflict with heavy losses.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which city in Iran became a hub for British and Indian troops?
Abadan
Isfahan
Tehran
Shiraz
5.
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What was the annual oil output of Iran during this period?
10 million barrels
20 million barrels
30 million barrels
40 million barrels
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