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5 February, 23:55

what became the "Lifeline of the British Empire" because it connected to Britain to India during imperialism

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    Suez Canal

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    It was the quickest way to get to Asia since going around South Africa could take months and would slow down trade considerably, making it the lifeline of trade and thus, the empire's economy.
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