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Social and judicial effects

Social and judicial effects

Point 4 of 6 — Lesson 11: The Effects of the French Presence in Egypt (1798-1801)Question bank: 0 questions (0 with pictures)

04Social and judicial effects

  • Egyptian judges were elected among themselves to hold the judiciary instead of the Turkish judges.
  • In Menou's time the principle of blood-money (diya) was rejected and the matter left to the courts.
  • A separate court was created for each community present in Egypt: Copts, Shamis, Greeks and Jews.
  • Military hospitals were established, among them a hospital at Rashid.
  • The social life of the French revealed to Egyptians patterns of life and relations in Europe different from their Eastern traditions, and some Egyptians turned to imitating them.

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