G9 The Era of Khedive Ismail

The Ottoman Sultan issued an Ordinance in 1841, allowing Mohamed Ali Pasha’s oldest male son to .....

• rule Egypt.

• rule Egypt and Sudan.

• rule Egypt, Sudan, and Hijaz

• None of the above

The second Wali of Egypt after Mohamed Ali Pasha was ...

• Ibrahim Pasha

• Touson Pasha

• Saeed Pasha

• Ismail Pasha

The third Wali of Egypt was ...

• Ibrahim Pasha

• Touson Pasha

• Abbas I Pasha

• Saeed Pasha

The fourth Wali of Egypt was ...

• Ibrahim Pasha

• Touson Pasha

• Ismail Pasha

• Saeed Pasha

Ismail Pasha is considered the second reformer of Egypt. The first reformer was ...

• Mohamed Ali Pasha

• Ibrahim Pasha

• Touson Pasha

• Saeed Pasha

Ismail Pasha was educated in ...

• London

• Paris

• Istanbul

• Berlin

Ismail Pasha wanted to gain more rights and privileges from the Ottoman government. He did this by ...

• declaring war on the Ottoman Empire.

• making strategic alliances with European powers.

• paying large sums of money to the Ottoman Sultan.

• assassinating the Ottoman Sultan.

An ordinance was issued in 1866, changing the rules of succession from the oldest surviving male heir of Mohamed Ali to ...

• the oldest surviving male heir of Saeed Pasha.

• the oldest surviving male heir of Ismail Pasha.

• the oldest surviving male heir of Ibrahim Pasha.

• the oldest surviving male heir of Abbas I Pasha.

As part of his agricultural reforms, Ismail Pasha dug more than ...

• 103 irrigation canals

• 113 irrigation canals

• 123 irrigation canals

• 133 irrigation canals

The most important irrigation canals dug by Ismail Pasha were ...

• the Ismailia and Maryoteya Canals

• the Menofya and Maryoteya Canals

• the Ismailia and Tawfiqya Canals

• None of the above