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Gr11 Egyptian Presidents [Nasser, Sadat, Mubarak ...

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  • One of the points of the first declaration of the revolution is that the army is responsible for -------------- in respect of their interests, souls, and funds
    local farmers
    parliament members
    laborers
    foreigners' security
  • When did Egypt sign the Evacuation treaty nwith Britain?
    1954
    1967
    1952
    1956
  • Determine the main goal of the Yom Kippur War.
    To occupy the Sinai Peninsula
    To defeat Israel in a long period war
    To target limited military and political objectives
    To test the capabilities of the Egyptian military
  • The act of liberalization of the economy and society by purging the state apparatus of the committed supporters of Nasser's secular, nationalist and socialist ideology.
    Corrective Revolution
    Cease-Fire
    Anti-british activities
    Code-name "Badr"
  • Identify the effect of the trench syndrome on the Egyptian army soldiers.
    Positively affects the fighting spirit and morale of soldier
    Negatively affected their fighting spirit and morale
    Made the soldiers more prepared for the war
    Helped the soldiers to have time to spy on the enemy
  • In order to establish social justice, the revolution generalized ……….for all stages including university.
    free education
    medical insurance
    free food
    free housing
  • Sadat was arrested in 1942 for .....................and expelled him from the armed forces.
    anti-British activities
    forging Egyptian documents
    being a member of the Free Officers Organization
    anti-Egyptian activities
  • The Egyptian army was defeated in the war of 1948 because of …….
    not fighting properly
    shortage of amunitions
    withdrawal
    faulty weapons and poor training
  • _____________ told the White House Chief of Staff that “There is no excuse for the ___________”.
    Henry Kissinger - delay
    Golda Meir - ceasefire
    Moshe Dayan - delay
    Anwar El Sadat - ceasefire
  • Nasser's new social laws helped workers to join company or factory ………
    boards
    departments
    clubs
    workshops
  • Assigning ---------------------------- to the Defense Ministry was to harm the officers by means of dismissal, jail, and homelessness.
    Hussein Serry
    Ismail Pasha
    Talaat Harb
    Salah Salem
  • What was the situation between Egypt and Israel over the Sinai Peninsula?
    They were in a state of war
    They were negotiating a resolution
    They were in a state of peace
    They were in a "no-war, no-peace" stalemate
  • What did the Israelis believe about their ability to prevent the Egyptians from crossing the Suez Canal?
    They were confident in their ability to prevent it
    None of the answers is correct
    They were uncertain about their ability to prevent it
    They believed it was impossible for them to prevent it
  • ----------------------, the General Commander of the Armed Forces, issued a decision of dissolving the 16th Officer’s Club administrative board in July 1952 [before the revolution]
    Hussein Sery Pasha
    Mohamed Hedar pasha
    Sherif pasha
    Ahmed Fouad Pasha
  • State the objectives of Egypt's adoption to UNSC's Resolution 242.
    Aimed at exploring all the possibilities
    All the answers are correct
    Lasting settlement of the Middle Eastern problem
    Creation of an international climate well-disposed; Arabs
  • In his address at the Israeli Knesset, Sadat had been clear that his goal was not a separate peace between Egypt and Israel, but rather a comprehensive settlement to the Arab-Israeli conflict. EXPLAIN
    He aimed at defeating Israel,kicking Israelis out Palestine
    None of the answers is correct
    He adopted a go-it-alone policy on a Pan-Arab issue
    He aimed at restoring Sinai as well as Palestinian rights
  • Sadat initiated a far-reaching ------------ of the economy and society.
    declaration
    proclamation
    modernization
    liberalization
  • What was the Centerpiece of Operation code-name Badr?
    Opening gaps in the sand wall
    Installing bridges
    Soldiers on rubber dinghies paddling across the canal
    sabotaging Israeli defense lines
  • Elaborate on the Gap Operation.
    An operation in which Israeli army penetrated to canal west
    None of the answers is correct
    An operation in which Egyptian army crossed the canal
    The Egyptian engineers opened gaps in sand wall
  • After October 6th 1973 _______ returned from the Egyptian front to report the situation was ______________.
    Henry Kissinger - unstable
    Moshe Dayan - dire
    Anwar Sadat - very good
    Golda Meir - very bad
  • One of the industrial projects of the revolution was to generate………..from Aswan Dam
    water
    fuel
    nuclear power
    electricity
  • All of the following provisions were included in the Peace Treaty between Egypt and Israel, EXCEPT _____________________.
    A commitment to resolve disputes via arbitration
    Israel navigation &shipping through Suez Canal, Tiran, Aqaba
    The termination of the state of war
    Establishing a powerful Palestinian self-governing authority
  • Nasser's new social laws helped workers to have a share of company's ……..
    loans
    debts
    profits
    capital
  • What evidence shows that Sadat's Infitah policy had proceeded with promising results?
    Increase in GDP
    Positive macroeconomic indicators
    All the answers are correct
    Egypt became a wealthier society consuming at higher levels
  • According to army law, it was …………for army members to practice any political activity before the 1952 Revolution.
    allowed
    not allowed
    Supported
    welcomed
  • To provide aid to Israel, the Americans _________
    launched a military airlift
    None of the answers is correct
    sent a delegation to Israel
    established a diplomatic channel
  • Analyze why the Israelis had built large reservoirs of napalm into their network of forts along the Bar-Lev line and connected them to the banks of the canal through pipes.
    To guard against the possibility of an Egyptian attack
    To weaken Egyptian defenses
    To deceive the Egyptian army
    To revive the negotiations regarding occupied lands
  • The wrong distribution of agricultural property, in Egypt before 1954, led to the dangerous phenomenon of ……………
    Communism
    Feudalism
    Capitalism
    Mercantilism
  • The 1952 revolution accomplishments include……….
    Appointing Mohamed Naguib as the first Egyptian president
    The cancelation of the monarchy system of ruling the country
    The declaration of the republic
    All the answers are correct
  • T/F: In 1973, Egypt's annual military exercises were highlighted in Egyptian newspapers. Ironically, drawing attention to the exercises served to diminish their importance.
    True because this was a war tactic. The Egyptian military leadership was adopting a deception policy to surprise the Israeli army and catch them off-guard.
  • All the 1952 revolution leaders decided to …………. King Farouk.
    support
    arrest
    discharge
    kill
  • Nasser attended Bandung conference as one of the …………..
    Non-aligned countries
    Second World Nations
    Aligned countries
    Super Powers
  • Specify Sadat's angry reaction towards the minister of defense Mohamed Sadiq who believed that our army is no match to the Israeli army and we will be defeated again.
    He discharged him, replaced him with Abdel Qader Hassan
    He ordered that the minister of Defence should be executed.
    He released the minister of Defence,appointed F. M. Ahmed IS
    He imprisoned the minister of Defence until the war ended.
  • After supporting building the High Dam, relations between Egypt and ------------------ got warmer
    Israel
    USA
    USSR
    IMF
  • The 1952 revolution issued the first agricultural reformation law which stated that no one shall possess more than........ of agricultural lands.
    500
    400
    300
    200
  • Sadat introduced a new…………. In 1971, in which he amended the election system
    presidential law
    suggestion
    project
    constitution
  • Determine the driving force behind the cease-fire declared on October 22nd, 1973.
    UN intervention
    The Israeli forces suffered heavy losses
    Soviet and American pressure
    The Egyptian forces suffered heavy losses
  • At the advice of the International Monetary Fund, Sadat proposed ……….the subsidies.
    increasing
    reducing
    rejecting
    cancelling
  • What was the goal of the Israeli forces driving north and south after crossing the canal?
    To cut off Egypt's armies in Sinai
    To capture the Suez canal
    To negotiate a ceasfire
    To occupy the entire Sinai Peninsula
  • Under the leadership of the Free Officers, all of Cairo’s eastern and northern entrances to the army leadership at -------------- were closed.
    Ras El Teen
    Abdeen
    El Sharafeen
    Kobry El Kobba
  • The Egyptians reacted to Sadat's decision of reducing the subsidies in what was known as….......
    Food Riots
    Corrective Revolution
    Bread Riots
    2011 Revolution
  • What did Kissinger suggest should be done after the fighting had stopped?
    Extending the war to other countrires
    A "Wait and see" stance
    Continuing with the war efforts
    Negotiations between EGypt and Israel
  • Sadat permitted the Brotherhood to reestablish its ………… including their publication Al- Da'wa.
    board
    army
    press
    association
  • What did the successful crossing of the canal and opening an attack earn Sadat?
    A defeat
    A military alliance with Israel
    Domestic political capital to negotiate with Israel
    International condemnation
  • The plan of the revolution included the occupation of ………… in which the declaration of the revolution was announced
    Government headquarters
    Police offices
    Abdeen Palace
    The broadcasting at Al Sharafeen Street
  • Nasser decided to establish…………….. to provide the Egyptian and the Arab armed forces with weapons and military equipment.
    cement factories
    refineries
    military factories
    iron and steel factories
  • Explain why Sadat was labeled "Hero of the Crossing"
    Sadat led the Egyptian airforces during the October War
    Sadat established full control of political system with CR
    Sadat signed a peace treaty with Israel
    The crossing, under his leadership, erased 1967's wounds
  • This state of chaos forced King Farouk to reshuffle four ministries under the leadership of ------------- who were not associated with any party.
    consultants
    soldiers
    free officers
    prime ministers
  • Determine the second stage of Field Marshall Ahmed Ismail's plan.
    Finishing all needed preparations for the battleground
    Preparing the front in a way that secures the defensive plan
    Waiting for the political leadership to decide on the right
    Making contingency plans requiring training day, night
  • Identify the main priority in Ahmed Ismail's War Plan.
    Having a defensive plan in case of an Israeli assault
    Assigning groups in trenches to attack
    Finishing the needed preparations for the battleground
    Negotiating with the Israeli commanders
  • This economic policy made it clear that Egypt's future economic development lay with the private sector……
    Communism
    Capitalism
    Feudalism
    Infitah
  • The elections of the Free Officers Organization revealed that the majority initially chose……….as the leader.
    Hosni Mubarak
    Mohamed Naguib
    Anwar El Sadat
    Gamal Abdel Nasser
  • Highlight the response of the Egyptian citizens to Sadat's decisions on eliminating food subsidies.
    Protests against the peace treaty signed with Israel
    1977 Bread Riots
    The Egyptians were indifferent about such decisions
    The homefront supported the decisions of the political leade
  • Which Egyptian revolution was considered the "bloodless revolution"?
    1956
    1967
    1919
    1952
  • This economic policy made it clear that Egypt's future economic development lay with the private sector
    Mercantilism
    Infitah
    Nationalization
    Capitalism
  • According to the new constitution of Anwar El Sadat, a presidential candidate was to be nominated by……….
    Prime Minister
    parliament
    ruling Kippur
    VP
  • Sadat had established full control of the political system with the ……………..
    corrective revolution
    alliance with the west
    attack on Israel
    military coup
  • Investigate the reasons behind the inability of the Israeli air force to operate along the Suez Canal.
    Because of a bad weather
    Because of the effectiveness of the Egyptian air defence
    Because of lack of fuel
    Because of a technical malfunction
  • What did Gamal Abdel Nasser cite as a reason for the revolution?
    Corruption in the government
    All the answers are correct
    Failure to maintain Egypt's reputation
    Unjust exploitation of the poor
  • The 1952 revolution affected the Egyptian women positively by granting them the additional rights to …….
    participate in elections
    work
    receive free education
    receive medical insurance
  • In 1953, the monarchy system was cancelled and Egypt became a…......
    kingdom
    city state
    emoire
    republic
  • Analyze the motive(s) behind Sadat's decision to reduce subsidies on basic consumer needs.
    To prepare for the October war
    To relieve strain on the state budget
    To widen the wealth gap in Egypt
    To follow the IMF instructions
  • Determine what did the Egyptians commanders and the Soviet advisers work on during the phase of defiance.
    Jailing most of the senior officers
    Rebuilding the Egyptian airforces
    Raising the morale of the army
    Setting a defensive plan
  • Sadat shifted the Egyptian economic system from a socialist system to the system of ……..
    Communism
    Infitah
    free market
    Capitalism
  • Identify Israel's main military strength points.
    The Suez Canal as a maritime obstacle
    Modern armored forces and airforce superiority
    Bar-Lev Line with all its immune points
    All the answers are correct