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Clumsy German attempts to influence American opinion plus the warfare that affected American ships, including passenger vessels, moved the country toward a more interventionist mood.  

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Britain promised support to Jewish settlers in Israel in the of 1917.  

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The Treaty of that established the peace following World War I set up important preconditions for future strife by creating new categories of discontented powers.  

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The established after World War I proved to be little more than a discussion group, as real diplomacy continued on a nation-to-nation basis.  

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The , which led the Indians to independence and has governed through most of the postcolonial era, grew out of regional associations of Western-educated Indians.  

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Some Indian leaders like believed that the fact that Hindus made up the overwhelming majority of the Indian population meant nationalism should be built on appeals to Hindu religiosity.  

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The Reforms of 1909 provided educated Indians with considerably expanded opportunities to elect local and all-India councils.  

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In the decades following the British conquest of Egypt, government policy was dominated by the strong-willed and imperious .  

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The cause of Egyptian independence was taken up mainly by the sons of the , the prosperous business and professional urban families.  

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The extent of the hostility felt by the Egyptian masses to British occupation was demonstrated by the incident of 1906.  

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Indian hopes for independence after World War I were raised by the reforms of 1919, which increased the powers of the Indian legislators at the all-India level.  

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Concessions granted in the reforms of 1919 were offset by the passage later in the same year of the , which placed severe restrictions on key Indian civil rights.  

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In one person combined a Western-educated lawyer with considerable world exposure and a rather astute understanding of the British colonizers with the attributes of a traditional Hindu holy man.  

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Gandhi advocated peaceful boycotts, strikes, noncooperation, and mass demonstrations, which he labeled collectively .  

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Individuals convinced that Jews could never be assimilated into Western society founded organizations to promote Jewish migrations to Palestine.  

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The emergence of the Party in Egypt after World War I provided nationalists with both unity and a mass base that far excelled any they had attracted in the prewar decades.  

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The literary movement nurtured by French-speaking west African exiles did much to combat the racial stereotyping that had so long held Africans in psychological bondage to Europeans.  

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