Question

multiple - choice question
how were armenians treated during the deportations?
they were given food and shelter
they were welcomed by local populations
they were forced to march without provisions (food & water)
they were allowed to return home

Explanation:

During the Armenian deportations (part of the Armenian Genocide), Armenians were subjected to extreme cruelty. They were forced on death marches. There was no provision of food and water. Instead of being welcomed (local populations often participated in or witnessed the atrocities), they faced violence. They were not given food/shelter (as that would be humane treatment contrary to the genocidal intent) and were not allowed to return home (the goal was to eliminate or displace them).

Answer:

They were forced to march without provisions (food & water)