Why was the Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Empire?
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Why was the Arab Revolt against the Ottoman Empire?
Great Arab Revolt:
The Great Arab Revolt was a military uprising from 1916 to 1918 that sought Arab independence and their own government under one of several different dynasties and leaders, and it was a bittersweet revolt in which they won and yet many of their wishes remained half-fulfilled or less.
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View this answerThe Arab Revolt was against the Ottoman Empire because the Ottomans were in charge and for generations had refused to grant more autonomy or found...
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