Its bankruptcy cause the Caisse de la Dette to be placed in charge of its finances.
A diplomatic snafu in this polity arose when a foreign soldier was killed in a scuffle over pigeon shooting in the Dinshaway Incident. This polity's "father of feminism," and author of The Liberation of Women was Qasim Amin, and its religious and legal system underwent reform under Muhammad Abduh. One leader here was forced to appoint as war minister the rebellious Ahmad Urabi. Its bankruptcy cause the Caisse de la Dette to be placed in charge of its finances. Although formally an (*) Ottoman province, this polity was governed largely independently by Isma'il, Tawfiq, and Abbas II, who styled themselves khedive. For 10 points, identify this polity which was made a British protectorate in 1914 and whose notable geographic features include the Aswan Dam and Suez Canal.
A diplomatic snafu in this polity arose when a foreign soldier was killed in a scuffle over pigeon shooting in the Dinshaway Incident.
Egypt