After World War I, the territories that came under French control were primarily Lebanon and Syria. The League of Nations mandates established France as the managing power over these regions.
- Lebanon: France established a mandate over Greater Lebanon, which eventually became the modern state of Lebanon.
- Syria: France also took control of Syria under a mandate, which included the division of the region into various states.
The other territories listed:
- Southern Iraq and Northern Iraq: These were placed under British control, with the British mandate established over the entirety of Iraq.
- Iran: Iran was not under French control; it was an independent nation, although it had been influenced by various foreign powers throughout its history.
In summary, Lebanon and Syria were under French control after World War I.
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