During the world war i, what promise did great britain make to former ottoman arab provinces about their status after the war?

they would be granted independence.

they would become part of the british empire.

they would be absorbed by france.

they would become the new homeland for jewish refugees.

They would be granted independence

Explanation:

The correct answer is A) they would be granted independence.

During World War I, the promise that Great Britain made to former Ottoman Arab provinces about their status after the war was that they would be granted independence.

But as we already know, England lied to Arab provinces. British only used the Arabs to defeat the Ottoman Empire. Let's remember that the Ottoman Empire was an ally of German in World War 1, so in a series of letters known as "McMahon Hussein Correspondance," the British promised the Arabs independence in exchange for their help. In the end, the French and the British claimed those Arab lands.

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