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In 1807, Britain aimed to occupy Egypt and replace its ruler, Mohamed Ali, with their ally, Mohamed Bey Alfi. The British forces, led by Fraser, landed in Alexandria and advanced towards Rosetta. However, the Egyptians in Rosetta and Hamad fiercely resisted, forcing the British to retreat to Alexandria. Due to the Egyptians' bravery, Fraser sought peace in exchange for releasing prisoners. Mohamed Ali entered Alexandria victorious, marking the failure of the British campaign.

What was the primary objective of the British campaign led by Fraser in 1807?

• To occupy Egypt and replace its ruler

• To explore the Nile River

• To establish a trade route

• To form an alliance with Muhammad Ali

Where did the British forces initially land during their campaign in Egypt?

• Luxor

• Suez

• Alexandria

• Cairo

Which regions were primarily responsible for resisting the British advance?

• Suez and Port Said

• Luxor and Aswan

• Rashid and Hamid

• Cairo and Giza

What was the result of the resistance by the people of Rashid and Hamid?

• The Egyptians surrendered

• A new ruler was installed by the British

• The British forces advanced further

• Fraser requested peace and withdrawal

What was the ultimate outcome of Fraser's campaign in Egypt?

• It resulted in a treaty

• It led to a long-term occupation

• It was a success

• It failed