
The Nakba quiz
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Which regional organization rejected the 1947 partition plan?
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Which country held the mandate over Palestine before 1948?
Answer: Britain
Why: Britain chose to end its mandate on May 15, 1948, handing the problem over to the newly formed United Nations.
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Which village suffered an infamous April 1948 massacre?
Answer: Deir Yassin
Why: The massacre at Deir Yassin took place weeks before the British Mandate officially expired and regular Arab armies entered.
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Who coined the term al-Nakba in his 1948 book?
Answer: Constantin Zureiq
Why: Zureiq published Ma'na al-Nakba (The Meaning of the Catastrophe) in August 1948 while teaching at the American University of Beirut.
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Which country took control of the West Bank after the 1948 war?
Answer: Jordan
Why: Jordan governed the West Bank and East Jerusalem from 1948 until the Six-Day War in 1967.
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On which date is Nakba Day observed each year?
Answer: May 15
Why: The date directly follows May 14, marking the end of the British Mandate and the declaration of Israeli statehood.
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Which coastal village was the site of a May 1948 massacre?
Answer: Tantura
Why: Tantura had been one of the few surviving coastal Arab enclaves south of Haifa before falling in late May.