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It declined their economy, their government was messed up, and they would cause some emotion to families that did not have enough to support their families.
This is not fair to the Egyptians stop Egyptian Imperialism.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 8y agoThe initial invasion (in the late 1880s) was meant to restore political stability and financial resources.
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When did the roman empire take over Egypt?
The Roman empire took over Egypt in 30 BC after defeating the forces of Antony and Cleopatra.
When did the British Empire take over Kenya?
1892
How did the British empire take over the countries?
53
Did the British empire take over 53 countries?
The British Empire ruled more than a third of the world.
How many countries did the british empire take over?
53
How did the roman empire take over egypt?
Rome took over Egypt after the civil war between the last two triumvirs, Octavian and Antony. As Egypt was allied with Antony, it fell to Octavian who was the victor.
Who were Cleopatra's enemies-?
Cleopatra's biggest enemy was the Roman Empire who wanted to invade and take over rule in Egypt.
Why did the British Empire take over the Bahamas?
Because he wanted everything to be his. He was a very greedy and selfish person.
Did Britain take over Hawaii in the british empire?
Yes,. but gave it back.
How did the british empire take the countries?
53
What year did Rome take over the British Isle?
Britain was part of the Roman Empire between AD 43 and about 410.
Which empire did napoleon try to take Egypt and Syria from and what happened at the battle of the Nile?
Strictly speaking, when Napoleon invaded Egypt, the empire upon whose lands he was trespassing was the OTTOMAN EMPIRE. However, the Ottomans had very weak control over that area at the time. The local rulers were actually the MAMLUK Beys or Chieftains. While the Mamluks did not have de jureindependence, they were the effective rulers of Egypt. It was only after Napoleon was expelled from Egypt that the Ottoman Empire took a direct interest in governing the territory.
