Britain brought with them imperialist ideologies, laissez-faire policies, and free-market policies into the Egyptian economy. As a result, starvation, rampant inflation, and foreign exploitation of domestic enterprises influenced the participation of peasants, landowners, and urban working class in the Egyptian 1919 Revolution. To address the concerns that threatened its livelihood, Egypt took crucial actions to voice its nationalist and self-preservative feelings. In response to the occupation, Egypt made strategic attempts to take control of its resources and its economy. Meanwhile, the British regime responded with repressive apparatus to preserve their
Britain brought with them imperialist ideologies, laissez-faire policies, and free-market policies into the Egyptian economy. As a result, starvation, rampant inflation, and foreign exploitation of domestic enterprises influenced the participation of peasants, landowners, and urban working class in the Egyptian 1919 Revolution. To address the concerns that threatened its livelihood, Egypt took crucial actions to voice its nationalist and self-preservative feelings. In response to the occupation, Egypt made strategic attempts to take control of its resources and its economy. Meanwhile, the British regime responded with repressive apparatus to preserve their