What countries got mandated after world war?

After World War I, several territories were mandated to various countries under the League of Nations' mandate system. Notable examples include the former German colonies, such as Tanganyika (mandated to Britain) and Cameroon (mandated to France), as well as the Ottoman Empire territories, including Palestine and Iraq (both mandated to Britain) and Syria (mandated to France). These mandates were intended to prepare the regions for self-governance but often resulted in significant political and social upheaval.