10. Sudan 1890-1914 Flashcards

1
Q

What happened in Sudan in 1881?

A

Mahdist revolt broke out against the Egyptian government in Sudan

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2
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What treaty did Salisbury sign in 1890?

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A treaty between Britain and Germany where the British agreed to take Kenya and Uganda, and Germany agreed to take Tanganyika

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3
Q

What gave Salisbury the excuse he needed for a British campaign in Sudan in 1896?

A

Italian forces were defeated at Adowa

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4
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What was a British campaign in Sudan welcomed as in Britain?

A

It was welcomed as an opportunity to avenge the death of General Gordon

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5
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Avenge

A

Inflict harm on as a result of

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6
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What battle did Kitchener win in 1898?

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The Battle of Omdurman

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7
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What did Kitchener use to win the Battle of Omdurman on 1898?

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Modern weaponry such as Maxim guns

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8
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What agreements took placed in 1899?

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Agreements between Britain and France and between Britain and Egypt

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9
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What was Kitchener appointed as in 1899?

A

Governor-General of Sudan

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10
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Who replaced Kitchener as Governor-General of Sudan in 1902?

A

General Wingate

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11
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What did many Sudanese welcome?

A

The downfall of the Mahdist regime

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12
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What did many Sudanese see the British as?

A

Another oppressor (just like the Mahdists)

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13
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What continued in Sudan up to 1914?

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Mahdist uprisings which were met by swift British retaliation

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14
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What developed significantly in Sudan under British rule up to 1914?

A

It’s economy

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15
Q

What opened in Sudan in 1906 which showed significant economic development?

A

Port Sudan

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16
Q

What scheme was introduced in 1911 to provide Britain with high quality cotton?

A

The Gezira scheme

17
Q

What did the British introduce in Sudan to make barren land more fertile?

A

Irrigation improvements

18
Q

Reasons for British involvement in Sudan: international

A

Ministers worried that if they didn’t take control, the French would

19
Q

Reasons for British involvement in Sudan: General Gordon

A

To avenge the death of General Gordon

20
Q

Reasons for British involvement in Sudan: British pride

A

Kitchener saw British control in Sudan as a ‘moral mission’
Racial prejudice

21
Q

Reasons for British involvement in Sudan: strategic

A

Preventing risk to Sues Canal