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Why did Arab leaders reject the 1947 United Nations partition plan?
It gave a larger share of land to the Jewish state despite a smaller population.
It gave less land to the Jewish state and more land to the British government.
It allowed the British government to keep full control of the region of Palestine.
It gave the majority of land to the Arab state and united the region of Palestine.
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It gave a larger share of land to the Jewish state despite a smaller population.
Arab leaders rejected the 1947 UN partition plan because it allocated roughly 55% of Palestine to a Jewish state even though Jews were a minority of the population and Arabs owned/inhabited much of the land. They viewed the plan as unjust, imposed by outside powers, and opposed the creation of a Jewish state on what they considered Arab land.
Arab leaders rejected the 1947 UN partition plan because it allocated roughly 55% of Palestine to a Jewish state even though Jews were a minority of the population and Arabs owned/inhabited much of the land. They viewed the plan as unjust, imposed by outside powers, and opposed the creation of a Jewish state on what they considered Arab land.
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