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7 Cards in this Set
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Anglo-Ottoman Treaty
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Britain upset of M. 'Ali's non-implementation, encouraged revolts against him
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Ottoman Army defeated
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In N. Syria 1839 by I. Parsha, Ottoman Navy defected o M. Ali
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Abdul Masjid II
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New Sultan, Noble Rescript of Chamber of Roses which promised equality
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Beirut/Acre occupation
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By British and Austrian navies
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London Convention of 1840
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Pressured M. Ali to leave Syria, increased European intervention did not help M. Ali
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Effects of Egyptian Rule on Syrian population
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-Impressed Syria w/achievements, pressured them for alternative rule
-Rural insurgency against MA continued against others -Emancipation of Christians, heightened M-C tensions -Increased European intervention in Syria -Ended M. 'Ali's dreams of empire |
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Pos effects of M. 'Ali for arab nationalism
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-Spread of Western Beliefs thru misisonary schools and press
-MA's challegne to Ottoman rule raised hopes for alternative, Arab rule -Ottoman Sultans no longer invincible -Helped Arab nationalism |
