Charles X ordered the 1830 invasion that sparked this conflict, which ended in 1847 and began with the ouster of Ottoman rule in the central country.
Two sides in this conflict signed the Treaty of Tafna, which was broken when Robert Thomas Bugeaud turned on the other signatory in the Battle of the Smala. This conflict was the first in which baggy-pantsed troops dubbed "zoaves" served. Several years later, one player in this conflict rescued Christians in Damascus from a Druze massacre, thus becoming only Arab namesake of a U.S. city. That namesake of Elkader, Iowa, Abd Al-Qadir, led a prolonged resistance during this conflict, which was sparked when two Jews defaulted on a payment to Hussein Dey, who struck Pierre Deval with a fan as a result. Charles X ordered the 1830 invasion that sparked this conflict, which ended in 1847 and began with the ouster of Ottoman rule in the central country. For 10 points, name this conflict in which a European nation subjugated a nearby North African country after invading its capital, Algiers.
Two sides in this conflict signed the Treaty of Tafna, which was broken when Robert Thomas Bugeaud turned on the other signatory in the Battle of the Smala.
{French conquest} of {Algeria} (accept anything that {indicates} that {Algeria} is {being invaded} or {taken over} by the {French}; or anything mentioning {France} and {Algeria} that {isn’t clearly} wrong; {note} that “{Algerian Independence}” is {clearly} wrong)