The Mudros Armistice on 10 August 1920 partitioned the remaining lands of the Ottoman Empire among Britain.France, Italy and Greece. Your answer: True False Clear answer Question 9

False<br /><br />The Mudros Armistice, signed on 10 August 1920, was an armistice between the Ottoman Empire and the Allied Powers (Britain, France, Italy, and Japan) that ended the fighting in World War I on the Ottoman side. It did not partition the remaining lands of the Ottoman Empire among Britain, France, Italy, and Greece. Instead, it imposed various terms on the Ottoman Empire, including the cession of territories and the disarmament of its military forces. The partitioning of the Ottoman Empire's lands among the Allied Powers occurred later, through the Treaty of Sèvres in 1920 and the subsequent Turkish War of Independence.