Which statements describe the earliest days of the State of Israel? Select all that apply. Israel declared its independence long before the British mandate ended. The United States was the first to acknowledge Israel as an independent nation. The Arab-Israeli War began when Israel declared its independence. The Arab-Israeli War had ended by 1970. Disagreements and conflict blocked the two-state solution that the United Nations had proposed.

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Amaya Bonilla

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28 April, 11:48

Which statements describe the earliest days of the State of Israel? Select all that apply. Israel declared its independence long before the British mandate ended. The United States was the first to acknowledge Israel as an independent nation. The Arab-Israeli War began when Israel declared its independence. The Arab-Israeli War had ended by 1970. Disagreements and conflict blocked the two-state solution that the United Nations had proposed.

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B. The United States was the first to acknowledge Israel as an independent nation.

C. The Arab-Israeli War began when Israel declared its independence.

E. Disagreements and conflict blocked the two-state solution that the United Nations had proposed.