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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The Mahdists' defeat of Charles Gordon at Khartoum in 1885 was a significant event that stirred British nationalism and imperial fervor, leading to increased British involvement in Sudan and the broader region.

How Did the Mahdists Affect the Path of British Imperialism