Answer:
A. Class A mandates
Explanation:
After the first world war, the mandates of the societies of nations were created, whose main objective was to manage war gains among the winning nations. These "war gains" refer to the division of the territories of Germany and the Ottoman Empire in Asia and Africa, which served as colonies to winning European nations.
In class A mandates it was established that the Ottoman territory would be subject to the French and British. The French were responsible for the domination of Syria and Lebanon, while the British were responsible for the domination of Iraq and Palestine.
