Which effects resulted from the Six-Day War? select all that apply.

A. Israel gained control of the Sinai Peninsula.

B. Thousands of Arabs found themselves living under Israeli rule.

C. Israel gained control of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

D. Egypt gained control of the Golan Heights.

E. Jordan recognized Israel's right to exist.

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Simeon Lee

28 February, 12:42

Which effects resulted from the Six-Day War? select all that apply.

A. Israel gained control of the Sinai Peninsula.

B. Thousands of Arabs found themselves living under Israeli rule.

C. Israel gained control of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

D. Egypt gained control of the Golan Heights.

E. Jordan recognized Israel's right to exist.

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Stevens · Answer 1

The first three answers are correct

correct on edge

Denise Wyatt · Answer 2

The Six-Day War was a belic conflict between the brand new state of Israel and its arabs neighbours, Egypt, Siria, Jordan and Irak.

It took place between june 5th and june 10th of 1967 and had a huge impact on geopolitical map of the zone. The effects that resulted from this were:

In concern of the territory A and C are true and D and E are false. Israel gained control of the Sinai Peninsula, West Bank, Gaza Strip and Golan Heights. B is correct, because of gaining the territory explained before thousands of Arabs found themselves living under Israeli rule. This situtation resulted in a not favorable way for the Israeli government. The Arab population was hostile and it boost a palestin nationalism acroos them. It also created new internal threats and dismissed the chance of a short term peace.