Why did Britain treat the 1932 end of the mandate as a limited independence?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The 1930 treaty kept British air bases and a military alliance in Iraq
- Step 1: Link the end of the mandate to the 1930 treaty.
- Step 2: The treaty allowed British air bases and an alliance, so influence continued.
Answer
The 1930 treaty kept British air bases and a military alliance in Iraq
Why not the others: No League governor remained; the Ottoman state was gone; the French never ruled Iraq.
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