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C. He staged a bloodless coup d'etat.
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Gamal Abdul Nasser gain power in Egypt in 1952 as he staged a bloodless coup d'etat.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser inhabitant of Alexandria was an active demonstrator against the British rule. He organized a secret revolutionary organization the “Free Officer” to overthrow the monarchy of the Egyptian royal family and get rid of the British. He staged a bloodless strategies to establish his authority in Egypt.
On 23rd July 1952, he along with 89 other members of “Free Officers” as its army coup marched to depose the rule of King Farouk. A new administration was instituted by the Nasser headed “Revolutionary Command Council”, in which Major General “Muhammad Naguib” was the noticeable leader. Nasser after overthrowing the monarchy introduced far-reaching land improvements in the same year. Nasser's fame in Egypt and the Arab nations rose steeply after his nationalization of “Suez Canal” and his victory in the Suez Crisis. Though his initial reign was blooming but his further unsuccessful reforms became the reason for his downfall.
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Answer Details
Grade: High School
Subject: History
Chapter: Gamal Abdel Nasser
Keywords: Gamal Abdel Nasser, Alexandria, British rule, Free Officer, Egyptian royal family, King Farouk, Revolutionary Command Council, Muhammad Naguib, Egypt, Suez Canal, Suez Crisis.,
