Egypt

In this lesson, we will learn about the causes and impacts of European policies in Egypt.

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Q1.King Leopold II was from which country?

BritainFranceGermanyBelgium

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Q2.Before 1840, European control of Africa...

Was mainly in the centreWas mainly on the coastsThere was no European influence in Africa before 1840Was mainly in the West

2/5

Q3.Representatives of how many European countries attended the Berlin Conference?

12131415Others

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Q4.Why did Britain annex Bechuanaland?

To end slavery thereTo block the Belgians from expanding furtherBecause Germany had established control in South Western AfricaTo block the French from expanding furtherOthers

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Q5.Under the terms of the Treaty of Berlin, a European country had to demonstrate what if they were to take over an area of Africa as a colony?

It was already effectively occupiedThat all the countries could make money from trade if they took itThat they intended to complete humanitarian work in the countryThat by occupying this country, they would prevent a war in EuropeOthers

5/5

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.King Leopold II was from which country?

BritainFranceGermanyBelgium

1/5

Q2.Before 1840, European control of Africa...

Was mainly in the centreWas mainly on the coastsThere was no European influence in Africa before 1840Was mainly in the West

2/5

Q3.Representatives of how many European countries attended the Berlin Conference?

12131415Others

3/5

Q4.Why did Britain annex Bechuanaland?

To end slavery thereTo block the Belgians from expanding furtherBecause Germany had established control in South Western AfricaTo block the French from expanding furtherOthers

4/5

Q5.Under the terms of the Treaty of Berlin, a European country had to demonstrate what if they were to take over an area of Africa as a colony?

5/5

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Egypt

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Q1.In 1859, Egypt and which other country agreed to build the Suez Canal?

BritainGermanyFranceAlgeria

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Q2.In 1875, Britain changed their mind about the project. They bought shares of the canal from who?

EgyptGermanyFranceAlgeria

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Q3.In 1898, Britain and France almost went to war in Fashoda. How was it resolved?

Britain agreed to give France the Sudan and France agreed to give Britain EgyptThey both agreed to go to war with GermanyFrance agreed to give Britain Algeria and Morocco and Britain agreed to give France EgyptFrance recognised Britain's claim to Egypt and the Sudan and Britain recognised France's claim to Morocco

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Q4.In 1904, Britain and France signed the Entente Cordiale. What was this?

A peace declaration to end their war in the SudanAn alliance that brought their countries closer togetherA promise to jointly invade the rest of North AfricaA shared ownership agreement over the Suez Canal

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Q5.Britain and France signed the Entente Cordiale because they were worried about which country?

GermanyBelgiumItalySpain

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Q1.In 1859, Egypt and which other country agreed to build the Suez Canal?

BritainGermanyFranceAlgeria

1/5

Q2.In 1875, Britain changed their mind about the project. They bought shares of the canal from who?

EgyptGermanyFranceAlgeria

2/5

Q3.In 1898, Britain and France almost went to war in Fashoda. How was it resolved?

3/5

Q4.In 1904, Britain and France signed the Entente Cordiale. What was this?

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Q5.Britain and France signed the Entente Cordiale because they were worried about which country?

GermanyBelgiumItalySpain

5/5

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Egypt

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