Question

10 multiple choice 1 point
what event ended pan-arabism?
the rise of saddam hussein.
egypts loss to israel in war.
the success of pan-africanism.
the creation of hamas.

Explanation:

Pan-Arabism, a movement seeking Arab unity, suffered a decisive blow after Egypt's military defeat in the 1967 Six-Day War against Israel. This loss undermined the credibility of Egypt's leadership (a core figurehead of Pan-Arabism) and weakened the movement's momentum. The other options are not linked to the end of Pan-Arabism: Saddam Hussein's rise occurred later, Pan-Africanism is an unrelated movement, and Hamas was founded after Pan-Arabism's decline.

Answer:

B. Egypt's loss to Israel in war.