How did the French lose control of the Suez Canal?
a) The British purchased the Khedive of Egypt’s shares and enforced their control by effectively taking over the government of Egypt.
b) The French invasion of Algeria meant there was no money left to build the canal.
Consider This: Why was Britain so concerned about access to the Suez Canal? See 10.2.1: The Race Begins.
c) The French decided that quick access to Indochina was not so important after all.
Consider This: Why was Britain so concerned about access to the Suez Canal? See 10.2.1: The Race Begins.
d) The British navy blockaded French access to the canal.
Consider This: Why was Britain so concerned about access to the Suez Canal? See 10.2.1: The Race Begins.
a) The British purchased the Khedive of Egypt’s shares and enforced their control by effectively taking over the government of Egypt.
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