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Study the map of Palestine in 1947. A map of Palestine in 1947. Jerusalem is labeled. A key notes the Arab state, Jewish state, and Jerusalem (U N). Jerusalem is neutral and surrounded by the Arab state. Parts of the Jewish state surround the Arab state and are close to Syria and Trans-Jordan. Which statement describes how the Arab population responded to this map?
They wanted access to the Mediterranean Sea.
They felt it represented an equal distribution of land.
They opposed the division of land into two separate states.
They demanded the United Nations take control of the entire region.
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