How Did the Mahdists Affect the Path of British Imperialism

question 4

Multiple Choice

How did the Mahdists affect the path of British imperialism?

• A)They acted as local intermediaries,serving British governors.
• B)Their defeat of Charles Gordon at Khartoum stirred nationalism in Britain.
• C)Their military victory slowed the pace of the scramble for Africa.
• D)They inspired "associationism" as British policy.
• E)They inspired Frederick Lugard's "dual mandate."

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