What were three mandates established as a result of the peace conference?

The peace conference, particularly following World War I, established several mandates under the League of Nations, which included the establishment of mandates over former Ottoman and German territories. Three key mandates were the British mandate for Palestine, which aimed to establish a national home for the Jewish people while ensuring the rights of the Arab population; the French mandate for Syria and Lebanon, which sought to maintain French influence in the region; and the British mandate for Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), which was intended to prepare the territory for self-governance. These mandates were designed to promote stability and governance in the newly defined territories, though they often faced local resistance and led to ongoing conflicts.