Which of the following facts could be best used when supporting Kurdish independence? A. Most of the Kurdish people are not Shia Muslims, but are Sunni Muslims. B. Outside governments have repressed Kurds harshly before. C. Kurds were included in Iraq by the British when Iraq was formed.
i think Kurds were included in Iraq by the British when Iraq was formed. .
The reason I think that is not the right answer is because the Kurds never really had their own country nor were they always included in a certain country.
begin reading from the Ottoman Empire then work back to the later past. Then read again from Ottoman Empire to the present.
C. Kurds were included in Iraq by the British when Iraq was formed. The Kurds were have thought to have settled as many as 4,000 years ago.[3] Arabs applied the name "Kurds" to the people of the mountains after they had conquered and Islamicized the region.[3] In the 1500s most Kurds fell under Ottoman Rule. Iraqi Kurds developed as a subgroup of the Kurdish peoples when Great Britain created the state of Iraq out of the Sykes-Picot Agreement of World War I.[4] The Kurdish people were expecting to soon gain independence from what they were promised in the Treaty of Sevres in 1920, but this was quickly overturned in 1923, when the Treaty of Lausanne established the Republic of Turkey over Kurdistan's borders.
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