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In the 1920s, Western powers began to expand their influence in the Middle East primarily due to __________.
A.
the discovery of oil in the region
B.
the rising number of terrorist attacks against the West
C.
European desires to create a Jewish homeland
D.
rising fundamentalist movements in Iran and Saudi Arabia
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A. the discovery of oil in the region
Oil discoveries and the strategic need for fuel after World War I were major reasons Western powers (especially Britain and France) extended political and economic control in the Middle East during the 1920s.
Oil discoveries and the strategic need for fuel after World War I were major reasons Western powers (especially Britain and France) extended political and economic control in the Middle East during the 1920s.
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