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The 29 pages that link to Arab Revolt, each with the reason it gives.

• Sykes–Picot AgreementRelated: British wartime diplomacy with Hussein formed a competing context for the agreement.

• Faisal I of IraqRelated: Faisal commanded Arab forces in the revolt, gaining standing that shaped his later claims to rule.

• JordanRelated: Its Hashemite leadership laid political groundwork for the dynasty that later ruled Jordan.

• Nuri al-SaidRelated: Al-Said joined the revolt and entered the Hashemite political network that later shaped Iraq.

• Central PowersRelated: It pressured the coalition's Ottoman member across the Middle Eastern fronts.

• Abdullah I of JordanRelated: Abdullah’s role in the revolt helped establish his standing as an Arab leader.

• Ottoman SyriaRelated: It helped undermine Ottoman authority in the Arab provinces and brought Arab forces into Damascus.

• HejazRelated: It began in the Hejaz and transformed the region’s political future.

• Partition of the Ottoman EmpireRelated: British wartime promises to Arab leaders influenced expectations about the empire’s Arab provinces.

• Hashemite dynastyRelated: The revolt made the dynasty’s wartime leadership a basis for postwar political claims.

• Ottoman entry into World War IRelated: The empire's wartime commitments sharpened tensions that contributed to the revolt.

• Second Constitutional EraRelated: It challenged imperial authority as the constitutional era entered its wartime collapse.

• Sinai and Palestine campaignRelated: It weakened Ottoman control and coordinated with British operations in the region.

• AqabaRelated: Arab forces captured Aqaba in 1917, opening a strategic Red Sea port.

• Edmund AllenbyRelated: Arab forces operating alongside Allenby’s army disrupted Ottoman communications and assisted the northern advance.

• Gertrude BellRelated: Its Hashemite leadership shaped British plans for postwar governments, including Faisal’s rule in Iraq.

• Mehmed VRelated: The revolt further weakened Ottoman authority during Mehmed V’s final years.

• Wadi RumRelated: Wadi Rum became associated with the revolt through T. E. Lawrence’s activities and writings.

• History of JordanRelated: The revolt helped end Ottoman control and advanced Hashemite political ambitions.