17.3 Flashcards
(11 cards)
- Why was the Suez Canal considered the “Lifeline of the Empire” for Great
Britain?
It allowed Great Britain greater access to its colonies in Africa and Asia
- The Crimean War broke out because Russia wanted ___.
warm water port
European powers perceived the Ottoman Empire’s loss of ___ as
evidence of its weakening.
Greece
Who gained control of Egypt from the Ottoman Empire and launched a
series of military and economic reforms?
Muhammid Ali
The country of __ was defeated in the Crimean War.
Russia
The military weaknesses of the __ were exposed in the Crimean War,
and it continued to lose territory.
Ottoman Empire
The taking control of the Suez Canal was an instance of Great Britain
acting according to ___.
Geopolitics
The reveal of the weaknesses of the Ottoman Empire’s military was a result
of the ___ .
Crimean War.
Geopolitics
interest in taking of land for its location or products
Crimean War
conflict in which the Ottoman Empire halted Russian expansion near the Black sea.
Suez Canal
human-made waterway connecting the Red sea and Mediterranean.