Adi Elezović, Amar
Korajlić: I3 IB
GEOGRAPHY
Israel – Palestine
conflict
detailed analysis
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Investigation Sources
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Summarization Presentation
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Research question Conclusion
03 Construct a clear, focused and
insightful research question
06 Answer the research question from the
collected information and fulfil the aim
Introduction
Research question The aim Global context
To what extent do historical, Recognize all the contexts of Identities and
geographical and political the Israel-Palestine conflict Relationships
narratives influence
contemporary perceptions and
actions in the Israel-Palestine
conflict?
Historical information
The complex history of the Israel-Palestine conflict originated in the early 20th
century with the emergence of competing national identities and aspirations for
the same land. Initially under Ottoman rule, the region saw the rise of Zionism
among Jews and a growing sense of Palestinian identity among Arabs. After
World War I, British control intensified, leading to tensions exacerbated by
Jewish immigration and Arab resistance
Following World War II and the Holocaust, international
support for a Jewish state increased, culminating in the UN's
partition plan in 1947, which was accepted by Jewish
leaders but rejected by Arab states. This led to the 1948
Arab-Israeli War, resulting in the establishment of Israel and
displacement of Palestinians, laying the foundation for
ongoing conflict.
Peace efforts and present
Subsequent wars, such as the Six-Day War in 1967, further shaped
the conflict, with Israel occupying Palestinian territories and
settlements expanding, exacerbating tensions and leading to cycles
of violence and resistance, including Intifadas and Hamas's
emergence.
Peace efforts, notably the Oslo Accords, aimed to establish a two-state
solution, but setbacks, including violence and political extremism,
hindered progress. Today, the situation remains precarious, with ongoing
violence, Israeli occupation, Palestinian suffering, and diminishing
prospects for peace, underscoring the urgent need for resolution to avoid
further destabilization and suffering for both sides.
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World War II
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Major allies
United States Soviet Union
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from the Sun in the Solar System
United Kingdom France
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cold place several rings
Important World War II dates
1939
Year when World War II started
1945
Year when World War II ended
Resources used during World War II
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% %
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World War II key figures
Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini Hideki Tojo
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to the Sun from the Sun actually a very cold place
Winston Churchill D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman
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of them all hydrogen and helium from the Sun
The world’s first major battle fought in the air
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to the Sun of them all
Earth
Neptune Earth is the planet Venus
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from the Sun from the Sun
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50 million
Approximate number of people who lost their lives
Major Axis powers
Germany Italy Japan
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to the Sun and the smallest in and is the second planet from actually a cold place. It’s full
the Solar System the Sun of iron oxide dust
Losses on both battle lines
58% 25% 17%
Allied civilians Allied military Axis civilians and military
How the war with Germany began
Germany Netherlands is Italy joins Axis The Battle of
invades Poland invaded powers Britain
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planet away from us planet from the Sun planet of them all
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to the Sun from the Sun
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from the Sun of them all very cold place has several rings
Vietnam War
Deaths
Vietnamese
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planet from the Sun 3,010,000
Americans
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planet of them all 58,159
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Exercises 06
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World War II timeline
Complete the timeline
1939 War begins Mercury is quite a small planet
? Invasion of Poland Venus has a beautiful name
1940 ? Jupiter is the biggest planet
? War ends Neptune is very far away from us
Challenge your knowledge
Choose the correct answer
What was the cause of World War II? Who were the leaders of the Axis powers?
A Germany’s invasion of Poland A Hitler, Mussolini, Hideki Tojo
B America’s invasion of Poland B Churchill, Hitler, Mussolini
C Japan’s invasion of Poland C De Gaulle, Roosevelt, Truman
Which countries comprised “The Allies”? Which is not part of the end of WWII?
A Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy A Adolf Hitler comitted suicide
B Italy, Soviet Union, China, France B Germany attacked US territory
C USA, France, Great Britain, Soviet Union C Third Reich’s final push in the west
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Statement True False
The Axis powers won the war
Adolf Hitle Killed himself
The Holocaust took millions of lives
The Cold War started after World War II
People did not fight for their civil rights
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