Military opposition

Definition

Military opposition refers to organized armed resistance against a particular force or power. In the context of Sudan during the late 19th century, it specifically refers to the resistance put up by local Sudanese forces against British imperialism.

Related terms

Mahdist Rebellion: This term refers to a major revolt led by Muhammad Ahmad, also known as 'The Mahdi,' against British rule in Sudan during the late 19th century.

Battle of Omdurman: This term describes a significant battle that took place in 1898 between British forces and Mahdist rebels near Khartoum, Sudan.

Fashoda Incident: This term refers to a diplomatic standoff between Britain and France over territorial claims in Sudan, which highlighted tensions between imperial powers during this time period.