What does the Greek word 'enosis' mean in the history of Cyprus?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Union of Cyprus with Greece
- Step 1: Enosis is the call for the union of Cyprus with Greece, which grew louder after Britain took control of the island in 1878. Answer: Union of Cyprus with Greece. Why not the others: Division of the island, Independence from all powers and Union of Cyprus with Turkey don't fit.
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