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The 31 pages that link to Egyptian nationalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Urabi revoltNarrower topic: The revolt turned demands for Egyptian representation into a nationalist challenge.

• Wafd PartyNarrower topic: The Wafd became the principal party channeling Egyptian nationalism into electoral politics.

• Anglo-Egyptian Treaty of 1936Narrower topic: The treaty’s limits on sovereignty kept nationalist demands for complete independence alive.

• Saad ZaghloulNarrower topic: Zaghloul’s career became one of the defining expressions of this movement.

• Cairo UniversityNarrower topic: The university’s founding expressed nationalist demands for Egyptian-led education.

• Anglo-Egyptian WarNarrower topic: British occupation intensified the nationalist politics that Urabi’s movement had helped to advance.

• Dual ControlNarrower topic: Resistance to foreign influence grew amid the political pressures surrounding Dual Control.

• Ahmed UrabiNarrower topic: Urabi’s revolt became a major early expression of Egyptian nationalism.

• Farouk of EgyptNarrower topic: Farouk’s reign unfolded amid demands for independence from British control.

• Huda Sha'arawiNarrower topic: Sha'arawi's feminism developed alongside, and sometimes challenged, nationalist priorities.

• Egypt under British ruleNarrower topic: It connected protests, party politics, and revolution across the period.

• Egyptian RevolutionNarrower topic: The revolution expressed a nationalist movement built over decades.

• Yaqub SanuNarrower topic: Sanu’s attacks on rulers and European influence contributed to nationalist public debate.

• Wilfrid Scawen BluntNarrower topic: Blunt’s Egyptian advocacy aligned with demands for Egyptian self-government.