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The Emergence of the Arab state system. Processes Impact of indirect colonialism, drawn into world markets Emergence of “new” elite (merchants, colonial administrators) replacing the traditional elite including the ulema
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The Emergence of the Arab state system Processes • Impact of indirect colonialism, drawn into world markets • Emergence of “new” elite (merchants, colonial administrators) replacing the traditional elite including the ulema • Creation of modern state institutions (colonial administration, tax offices, police) • Nationalism (new state elite longing for a national identity) • Secularisation (cultural and ideological change) • Direct colonialism (mandates, protectorates and colonies) and change of political map
The Emergence of the Arab state system Redrawing of the map during and after WWI • Conflicting promises • McMahon-Husseini correspondence 1915-1916 • Balfour Declaration November 1917 • Sykes-Picot agreement • Withdrawal and defeat of the Ottoman Empire • Sevres Treaty August 1920 • Lausanne Treaty Juy 1923
Mandate system • Paris Conference 1919-1920 • San Remo Mandate system April 1920 • Syria to France, creates a separate Lebanon • Britain gets Palestine and Iraq (to be led by Faisal, son of Husseini) • Palestine to be divided into Palestine mandate and Transjordan (to be led by Abdullah, other son of Husseini) • Sevres Treaty August 1920