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The 14 pages that link to Fashoda Incident, each with the reason it gives.

• Anglo-Egyptian SudanRelated: The crisis strengthened Britain’s determination to control the Nile valley, including Sudan.

• Democratic peace theoryRelated: Its peaceful resolution is used to examine whether democratic norms can restrain international crises.

• Battle of OmdurmanRelated: The Sudan campaign brought Kitchener’s army into the imperial crisis that followed Omdurman.

• Mahdist StateRelated: The incident followed the Mahdist State’s collapse and exposed competing claims over its former territory.

• Mahdist WarRelated: The reconquest brought rival European imperial claims into direct conflict in Sudan.

• Anglo-French EntenteRelated: Its resolution exposed the cost of rivalry and helped clear the way for rapprochement.

• Lord SalisburyRelated: Salisbury’s government managed the crisis that brought Britain and France close to war.

• Siege of KhartoumRelated: British reconquest after Khartoum’s fall brought imperial rivals into direct conflict in Sudan.

• Félix FaureRelated: The crisis tested French diplomacy under Faure before France withdrew its expedition.

• Robert Gascoyne-CecilRelated: Salisbury’s government faced a dangerous colonial rivalry that ended in French withdrawal.