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Gamal Abdel Nasser took over the Suez Canal because he needed the money from it
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b I think
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A statement that can be written in if-then form. conditional statement?
Rise over run raio
What statement can you use to conclude quadrilateral XYZW is a parallelogram?
you find the slope of each side. XY YZ ZW and WX using the formula which is Y2 - Y1 over X2 - X1. Then you prove it by saying "quadrilateral XYZW is a parallelogram because the slopes of opposite sides are equal, therefore the sides are parallel.
What is the line over a vowel called?
Over a long vowel it is called a breve, and over a short vowel, I believe it is called a circumflex.
What is the reciprocal of 4 over 11?
11 over 4
To flip a figure over a line?
To flip a figure over a line is a reflection.
Who is the Egyptian president who took over the Suez canal?
In 1955 Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser was the leader of Egypt. In 1956 he nationalized the Suez Canal to the objection of England and France.
What action did president gamal abdel nasser take in 1956 that triggered an international incident?
He decided to nationalise ( read take over ) the Suez Canal and drastically raise prices for foreign shipping using it.
Why did gamal abdel took over the Suez canal?
in order to keep european ships out
How have egyptians woman's rights improved over the last century?
Abdel Nasser gave women the right to vote and run for office after they couldn't
Who is the king in Egypt?
the first king to ever rule Egypt was king moakalaactually king narmar ruled all of Egypt first because he was the first to unite upper and lower Egypt king moakala may have been first torule Egypt but certainly not all of it
How long has Egypt been around?
It became a country in 3100 BCE or as known today over 5000 years ago. The Modern Republic of Egypt was founded in 1954 when Gamal Abdel Nasser and Mohammed Naguib overthrew King Farouk of Egypt.
Who took control of Egypt in 1882 to gain control of the Suez Canal?
The Arab Republic of Egypt retained control of the canal, but was required to observe International Law in monitoring and directing use of the canal. Israeli forces occupied the Sinai Peninsula from early November 1956 to March 1957 before withdrawing under Eisenhower's peace plan.
When was the song ''Sawah'' by Abdelhalim Hafid released?
The song Sawah, by Abdel Halim Hafez was released in 2006. Abdel Halim Hafez wrote this short song in which the lyrics repeat over and over in Egyptian Arabic.
Why did gamal abdel nasser take over the suez canal?
He did it because he needed the Revenue, but more importantly because he wanted to assert Egyptian sovereignty over all areas of Egypt and reject Western Influences.
What was not considered as an achievement of Gamal Abdel Nasser?
Answer 1The total, crushing and humiliating defeat in the Six Days war of 1967, when Israel destroyed all the Egyptian Army together with its Syrian and Jordanian allies in just six days. The losses of Egypt in that war amounted to 10,000-15,000 killed or missing, Syria lost 2,500 soldiers and officers and Jordan lost in killed or missing almost 6,000 men.Israel´s losses were about 1,000 killed.Answer 2Admittedly, losing to Israel in the Six-Day War was one of Nasser's achievements, just not one that he was terribly happy about. (An achievement is something that you expend resources to gain and the Six-Day War had his fingerprints all over it.)Some things that Nasser did not achieve nor attempted to achieve include the following:Founding the United States of AmericaWriting the Classic German NovelBuild a Catamaran, Caravel, or GalleonMake Wise Quips about the Nature of HumanityBuild a Terracotta Army (although a Terracotta Army may have helped)Discover Any Major Scientific BreakthroughCreate a Functioning DemocracySeek Peace Between Any Two Warring States
Why did nasser want to destroy Israel?
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser wanted to destroy Israel for several major reasons.Arab Nationalism: President Nasser was a Pan-Arab Nationalist. This led Nasser to hate Israel based on the idea that Israel prevented Pan-Arabism from coming to pass. He argued that Israel drove a geographical wedge between Egypt and North Africa in the west and the Levant, Iraq, and Arabia in the east. This would prevent Arabs from coming together as one united people, which was his dream. As a result, the removal of Israel was necessary to fulfill his vision of the world.Egyptian Humiliation: In the Arab-Israeli War of 1948-9, Israel forced Egypt to accept a ceasefire, which was widely seen by Egyptians a humiliating defeat. Early in his presidency, Nasser's forces were defeated by Israel again in the Arab-Israeli War of 1956. Israel's consistent military victories over Egypt enraged him.Anti-Semitism: Nasser was a noted Anti-Semite (Jew-hater) in his own right. His vision of "retaking Palestine" from the Jews was necessarily bloody. He argued quite vehemently that the Holocaust was a hoax. He spoke approvingly of the bombings of the Cairo Jewish Quarter in the late 1940s and expelled almost the entire Jewish population in Egypt in 1956. He supported the publication of Mein Kampf and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Given that Nasser was an Anti-Semite, his hatred for Israel should be self-evident. The Logic goes thus: Anti-Semites oppose any Jewish aspiration to freedom and/or power. Zionism promotes Self-Determination for the Jewish people which is an aspiration to freedom and power. Therefore, Anti-Semites oppose Zionism.Anti-Zionism: Nasser fundamentally rejected the idea that the Jews had a right to self-govern, especially on what he deemed to be "Arab lands". He opposed the underlying concepts of self-determination for the Jews and saw no issue with them being an eternally cosmopolitan people, subject to the wills and whims of other governments.
A statement that can be written in if-then form. conditional statement?
Rise over run raio
