Depth 5: The Nile Valley, 1882-98

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When did Arabi Pasha lead a coup?

1879

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Who was the pro-British leader of Egypt?

Khedive Tewfik

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When was the Egyptian Nationalist party created?

1879

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What was the slogan of the Egyptian Nationalist Party?

'Egypt for the Egyptians'

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In 1880 what percentage of Egypt's exports were bought by Britain?

80%

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In 1880 what percentage of Egypt's imports were supplied by Britain?

45%

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What percentage of shipping through the Suez Canal was on British ships?

80%

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In 1875 what percentage of Suez Canal shares were held by britain?

45%

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When did violent anti-Christian riots break out in Alexandria?

11 June 1882

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How many people were killed in the riots in Alexandria?

50 Europeans

250 Egyptians

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How much of the population of Alexandria were European in 1882?

46,400 of 232,000

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What percentage of Gladstone's personal fortune was invested in Egyptian loans?

37%

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In the 1880s what percentage of Britain's total exports were to Egypt?

5%

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What did the British and french write to the Egyptian government in 1882?

Gambetta Note

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When did Charles de Freycinet replace Léon Gambetta in the French government?

30 January 1882

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When did the Anglo-French fleet sail to Alexandria?

20 May 1882

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When did British warships begin bombarding the city?

11 July 1882

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Where were Arabi Pasha and his forces defeated on 12 September 1882?

Tel el-Kebir

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How many casualties were there at Tel el-Kebir?

57 British

2,000 Egyptian

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When was Arabi Pasha imprisoned and exiled?

3 December 1882

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Where was Arabi Pasha exiled to?

Ceylon

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When did Sir Evelyn Baring return to Egypt as consul general?

1883

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When did London effectively control Egypt?

1882-1914

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How many times did the British government announce its intention to leave Egypt?

66

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How long did Baring and Lord Salisbury say full reform of Egypt would take?

15 years

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When did Salisbury work with Turkey, France and Germany to create an agreement on britain re-entering Egypt?

1887-89

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When was Sir Evelyn Baring the British consul general in Egypt?

1883-1907

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By when had Baring restored Egypt to solvency?

1887

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How much of the money raised in tax during the Baring years was used for debt repayment?

1/2

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How much of the loan agreed under the London Convention (1885) was used on stabilising the debt situation?

£8 million of £9 million

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How much money was used on irrigation and clearing drainage canals of the Nile flood plains?

£1 million

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How much of government revenue 1882-1902 was used on agriculture and hydraulic improvement?

8%

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When was the Survey of Land Taxation?

1884

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How much tax was there per acre on peasant farmer land compared to land held by large landowners?

£1, 6 shillings peasant farmers

10 shillings large landowners

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Who replaced Tewfik as Khedive in 1892?

Abbas Hilami

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When did Baring increase primary school tuition feees to decrease enrolment?

1901

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When did Egyptian control of the Sudan become a formal occupation?

1821

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When did Khedive Ismail appoint Gordon as Governor of the Equatorial Provinces of Sudan?

1873

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When did Gordon resign from his position as Governor of the Equatorial Provinces of Sudan?

1880

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How many Egyptians survived the mahdi's attack on Sir William Hicks' 1883 expedition?

300 of 7,000 infantry and 1,000 cavalry

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When did Muhammad Ahmad declare himself the mahdi?

1881

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When was general Gordon dispatched to the Sudan to organise an evacuation?

1884

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How many days too late did the relief campaign arrive in Khartoum?

2 days

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When did the mahdi's forces break through Khartoum fortifications?

26 January 1885

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How many survivors were there at Khartoum?

0

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When did news about Khartoum reach London?

5 February 1885

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When did Gladstone and the Liberals lose the general election?

1885

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What was Gladstone renamed from Grand Old Man (GOM)?

Murderer of Gordon (MOG)

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When did Lord Salisbury order a campaign to the Sudan to secure the source of the Nile?

1896

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Who led the expedition launched in 1896?

Lord Kitchener

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Where were the Italians defeated by the mahdists in 1896?

Battle of Adowa

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When did Britain declare the whole Nile Valley under its 'sphere of influence'?

1890

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Where did the French and British forces meet in 1898?

Fashoda

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How many French and British forces were there at Fashoda?

120 French

1,500 British and 5 gunboats

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When did the French quietly drop claims to Fashoda?

3 November 1898

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When did Kitchener's forces wipe out mahdist garrison at Ferekh?

1896

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What position did Lord Kitchener hold until the First World War?

Secretary of War

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What did Kitchener retake?

Khartoum

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When was the Battle of Omdurman?

2 September 1898

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What was the first fully-automated machine gun?

Maxim gun 1884

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How many of the mahdist forces were killed, imprisoned and wounded at Omdurman?

10,000 dead

13,000 taken prisoner

5,000 wounded

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How many of the British forces at Omdurman were killed and wounded?

47 dead

380 wounded