yOU COULD CHOOSE TO INTEGRATE THIS WITHIN THE SECTION ABOVE, SHOULD YOU WISH TO TEACH THIS CHRONOLOGICALLY, HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE QUESTIONS ON THE THEMATIC ESSAY ARE THEMATIC IN NATURE, WHEREAS THE ARE ROOTED IN INTERPRETATIONS. Key Topic Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Number of Lessons British Policy and the British imperial aims General British imperial aims e.g. route Access to History: The 2 Middle East 1908-1948 pre-1914, the First to India, protecting the empire Middle East 1908-2011 World War and the (second edition), Michael How the First World War affected partition of the Middle Scott-Baumann (Hodder) British aims East (Sykes-Picot also contains an excellent Reasons why Sykes-Picot was agreed Agreement, the Balfour bibliography and its terms Declaration, The Arab-Israeli Conflict Reasons for the Balfour Declaration letters, the (Seminar Studies in Impact of the McMahon-Hussein Peace Treaties) History), Kisrten E. Schulze letters A History of the Middle East Impact of the peace treaties on British (4th edition), Peter policy and attitudes to the British Mansfield policy approaches to How the mandates were governed 2 The Palestinian-Israeli the British Mandates of Economic, political and social Conflict: A Very Short Palestine and development Introduction, Martin Bunton Transjordan; British oil Actions of oil companies A Line in the Sand: Britain, companies; relations Why relations with Faisal and Iraq France and the Struggle for with Faisal and Iraq; changed Master of the Middle East, relations with Arabs and How relations with Arabs and Jews James Barr Jews and the proposed changed in the 1920s and 1930s solutions; problems and Cursed Victory: A History of Proposed solutions and their reception and the Occupied policy in British Egypt; Reasons for problems in Egypt and Territories, Ahron Bregman British reactions The Arabs: A History – the impact of the British government white paper in 1939 Second Edition, Eugene 2 Second World War and Increasing US involvement and Rogan the Biltmore interest Declaration; the Jewish terrorism- impact of the reasons for withdrawal Biltmore Conference
yOU COULD CHOOSE TO INTEGRATE THIS WITHIN THE SECTION ABOVE, SHOULD YOU WISH TO TEACH THIS CHRONOLOGICALLY, HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE QUESTIONS ON THE THEMATIC ESSAY ARE THEMATIC IN NATURE, WHEREAS THE ARE ROOTED IN INTERPRETATIONS. Key Topic Number of Lessons Indicative Content Extended Content Resources British Policy and the Middle East 1908-1948 2 British imperial aims pre-1914, the First World War and the partition of the Middle East (Sykes-Picot Agreement, the Balfour Declaration, letters, the Peace Treaties) General British imperial aims e.g. route to India, protecting the empire How the First World War affected British aims Reasons why Sykes-Picot was agreed and its terms Reasons for the Balfour Declaration Impact of the McMahon-Hussein letters Impact of the peace treaties on British policy and attitudes to the British Access to History: The Middle East 1908-2011 (second edition), Michael Scott-Baumann (Hodder) also contains an excellent bibliography The Arab-Israeli Conflict (Seminar Studies in History), Kisrten E. Schulze A History of the Middle East (4th edition), Peter Mansfield The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: A Very Short Introduction, Martin Bunton A Line in the Sand: Britain, France and the Struggle for Master of the Middle East, James Barr Cursed Victory: A History of and the Occupied Territories, Ahron Bregman The Arabs: A History – Second Edition, Eugene Rogan 2 policy approaches to the British Mandates of Palestine and Transjordan; British oil companies; relations with Faisal and Iraq; relations with Arabs and Jews and the proposed solutions; problems and policy in British Egypt; How the mandates were governed Economic, political and social development Actions of oil companies Why relations with Faisal and Iraq changed How relations with Arabs and Jews changed in the 1920s and 1930s Proposed solutions and their reception Reasons for problems in Egypt and British reactions 2 the impact of the Second World War and the Biltmore Declaration; the reasons for withdrawal British government white paper in 1939 Increasing US involvement and interest Jewish terrorism- impact of the Biltmore Conference
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