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Who created the Zionist Organization and what was its main goal?

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Theodor Herzl created the Zionist Organization to promote Jewish immigration to Palestine.

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The two main goals of the First Zionist Congress were: Establishing a home for the Jewish people in Palestine and promoting Jewish settlement in Palestine.

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Establishing a home for the Jewish people in Palestine and promoting Jewish settlement in Palestine.

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The Uganda Program was proposed by Herzl as a solution to what issue?

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To establish a Jewish homeland in Uganda as a temporary refuge for Jews facing persecution in Europe.

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Theodor Herzl's contributions to the Zionist movement before his death included: Founding the World Zionist Organization, Writing the book 'Der Judenstaat', Organizing the First Zionist Congress

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All of the above

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Chaim Weizmann contributed to the creation of a Jewish state by: Negotiating the Balfour Declaration, Leading the Zionist Congress, Establishing the Jewish National Fund, Founding the city of Tel Aviv

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Negotiating the Balfour Declaration

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The British government played a significant role in the creation of a Jewish state through which declaration?

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Balfour Declaration

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The British promised to let the Jews have a country in British Mandate Palestine because:

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They wanted to gain Jewish support during World War I.

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The British hoped that signing the letter would encourage America to join World War One because:

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they believed it would lead to a quicker victory.

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What was the goal of the organization created by Theodor Herzl in 1897, known as the Z.O. (Zionist Organization)?

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The goal of the organization created by Theodor Herzl in 1897, known as the Z.O. (Zionist Organization), was to promote the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine.

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The Zionist Organization created an assembly that was called the ________________ Congress. List the 2 main goals of the Zionist Congress:

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1. Establish a home for the Jewish people in Palestine secured under public law. 2. Foster the unity of all Jewish people.