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French Conquest of Algeria Timeline Game

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The French conquest of Algeria (1830-1847) was a significant event in history that had far-reaching consequences for both Algeria and France. To better understand this period and the events that unfolded, a timeline game has been created.

  • Key detail 1: The invasion of Algiers in 1830 marked the beginning of French military presence in Algeria.
  • Key detail 2: The Treaty of Tafna in 1837 recognized the authority of the French in certain regions of Algeria.
  • Key detail 3: The Battle of Isly in 1844 solidified French control over Algeria.

Game Details: This timeline game challenges players to place historical events from the French conquest of Algeria in their correct chronological order, helping them gain a deeper understanding of this pivotal period in history.

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  • July 5, 1830: French invasion of Algiers
  • July 5, 1830: Capture of Algiers by the French forces
  • July 9, 1830: Treaty of Desmichels signed between France and the Dey of Algiers
  • 1830: Establishment of French control over Algiers
  • December 1830: Occupation of Oran by French forces
  • June 18, 1831: Battle of Staoueli resulting in French victory
  • March 1836: French capture of Tlemcen
  • October 13, 1837: French capture of Constantine
  • 1837: Treaty of Tafna signed between France and Emir Abdelkader
  • 1838: French capture of Mascara
  • 1839: French capture of Biskra
  • 1840: French capture of Laghouat
  • 1841: French capture of Saida
  • 1844: French capture of Oujda
  • August 14, 1844: Battle of Isly resulting in French victory
  • 1845: French capture of Macta
  • 1846: French capture of Tlemcen
  • December 23, 1847: Emir Abdelkader surrenders to the French
  • 1847: French conquest of Kabylie
  • 1847: French annexation of Algeria

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