Which agreements of 1959 led to the creation of the independent Republic of Cyprus?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The Zurich and London agreements, reached by Greece, Turkey, Britain and Cypriot leaders
- Step 1: In February 1959 negotiations in Zurich and London produced a settlement. Step 2. It created a Republic of Cyprus with a constitution and three treaties. Answer: The Zurich and London agreements. Why not the others: Lausanne (1923) and Sevres (1920) were earlier treaties, and Camp David (1978) was unrelated to Cyprus.
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