European Partitioning of the Ottoman Empire

Land and religion

Climate change

Economic development

Technological advancement

A small independent city-state

A group of people with the same culture

An extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority

A democratic government with elected leaders

Property lines in subdivisions

state lines

rivers

country borders

Syria and Iraq

Lebanon and Palestine

Arabian Peninsula and Iraq

Turkey and Egypt

Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon

France, Germany, Italy

Russia, Greece, Egypt

Saudi Arabia, Iran, Israel

It became stronger and expanded its territory.

It remained neutral and kept its lands.

It collapsed and its lands were divided between Britain and France.

It joined the Allied Powers and won new lands.

Turkey and Iran

Syria and Iraq

Egypt and Saudi Arabia

Greece and Lebanon

To promote peace and unity in the region

To gain immediate control and future oil profits

To restore the Ottoman Empire

To create independent countries for all ethnic groups