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The 12 pages that link to Urabi revolt, each with the reason it gives.

• Egyptian nationalismBroader topic: Its slogan of Egypt for Egyptians gave early nationalism a forceful political expression.

• Mahdist WarCompared with: It was a separate revolt in Egypt whose defeat helped Britain deepen its regional intervention.

• Egyptian cottonRelated: Its setting included economic hardship and foreign control intensified by Egypt’s debt and export dependence.

• Muhammad Ali dynastyRelated: The revolt challenged Khedival authority and helped trigger the British invasion.

• Anglo-Egyptian WarNarrower topic: The war was the foreign military defeat of this uprising.

• Dual ControlRelated: The revolt intensified the conflict surrounding foreign financial and political control.

• Muhammad AbduhRelated: Abduh supported the uprising, was exiled after its defeat, and reconsidered political reform.

• Siege of KhartoumRelated: Its aftermath helped bring British intervention in Egypt and reshaped responsibility for Sudan.

• Ahmed UrabiBroader topic: This is the revolt Urabi led and the central episode of his political career.

• Egypt under British ruleRelated: Britain used the revolt and the disorder around it to justify military intervention.

• Yaqub SanuRelated: The revolt intensified the political conflicts that shaped Sanu’s journalism.

• Wilfrid Scawen BluntBroader topic: Blunt supported the revolt’s cause and later advocated for its exiled leader.