Based upon what seemed like solid guarantees from the british government, the arab revolt, led by emir faysal of medina and british colonel t. e. lawrence, often called lawrence of arabia, ended ottoman rule and saw promises of an independent arab nation fulfilled. question 1 options:

a. true

b. false

Question

History

Isai Lowery

28 November, 16:19

Based upon what seemed like solid guarantees from the british government, the arab revolt, led by emir faysal of medina and british colonel t. e. lawrence, often called lawrence of arabia, ended ottoman rule and saw promises of an independent arab nation fulfilled. question 1 options:

a. true

b. false

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Lucia Jacobson · Answer 1

The correct answer is B. False

There were some victories but they were insignificant. Ottoman rule ended only over some parts of the land and tribal conflicts continued to exist and people still waged war over who has the right over the land. Nothing really changed in reality while it seemed different on paper.