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Ethiopia is located in the Horn of Africa, with its capital and largest city being Addis Ababa. Ethiopia has a long history of independence dating back to pre-colonial times, though it was occupied by Italy briefly from 1936-1941. In recent decades Ethiopia has transitioned from a socialist military regime to a federal democratic republic, adopting a new constitution in 1994. However, Ethiopia still faces challenges of poverty, drought, and malnutrition in some rural areas.
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This document provides an overview of Ethiopia across several topics:
- Geography: Ethiopia is located in Eastern Africa, bordering several countries, with diverse terrain and natural resources.
- Demographics: The population is highly diverse with over 80 ethnic groups speaking 90+ languages. Most practice Christianity or Islam.
- History: Ethiopia has a long written history dating back 3000+ years, and was one of the first to adopt Christianity and provide refuge to Muslims. It has many significant archaeological and religious sites.
- Culture: Ethiopian culture is expressed through unique food, coffee ceremonies, musical traditions, and the Ge'ez writing system dating back millennia. Ethiopia has maintained independence throughout its history.
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Ethiopia
Ethiopia is located in the Horn of Africa and borders Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Sudan, and Kenya. It has a population of over 84 million people and its capital and largest city is Addis Ababa. Ethiopia has a diverse landscape that includes mountains over 4000 meters high, forests, and the hottest place on Earth. The country has over 80 languages spoken and a unique calendar and cuisine centered around injera flatbread. Ethiopia also has a strong coffee, running and cultural heritage.
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The document discusses various aspects of Ethiopian culture, including their currency, food, inventions, tribes, wildlife, religion, music, transportation, and architecture. Ethiopia uses a different currency than the US and items are cheaper there. Their food is typically spicy and eaten with hands rather than utensils. A new type of shoe was invented in Ethiopia. Tribal cultures play a big role in Ethiopian life and rings symbolize beauty. Islam is a major religion in Africa and visiting Mecca is important. Music is deeply ingrained in Ethiopian culture. Transportation includes horses, cars, buses, and most commonly bicycles or walking. Ethiopia has many beautiful architectural structures like the building shown from Addis Ababa
Ethiopia introduction
Geography: Ethiopia is located in the Horn of Africa. It has an area of 1.1 million square kilometers. The capital and largest city is Addis Ababa.
People: Ethiopia has over 80 ethnic groups speaking over 80 languages. The largest ethnic groups are the Oromo and Amhara. The population is approximately 88 million. Most people are Christian or Muslim.
History: Ethiopia is one of the oldest countries in the world, with a long history dating back over 3,000 years. It was never colonized by European powers and defeated Italy in the 1896 Battle of Adwa, making it a symbol of African independence.
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The document provides information on various topics related to Ethiopia. It discusses the native peoples including the Oromo and Amhara; ancient ruins such as Aksum; Ethiopia's history of independence; its federal parliamentary republic government; agriculture-based economy; tourism opportunities like Simien Mountains National Park; and cuisine including injera bread.
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Ethiopia is located in Eastern Africa west of Somalia. It has over 80 ethnic groups each with their own languages and traditions. The economy relies heavily on agriculture but has been impacted by frequent droughts. Some endangered species found in Ethiopia's national parks include the African Alps and the large blue-winged goose that lives in wet highland areas.
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- Geography: Ethiopia is located in Eastern Africa, bordering several countries, with diverse terrain and natural resources.
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Ethiopia introduction
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- 1. Ethiopia By Jamie Vice, Ashleigh Sanders, and Rachel Kenderdine 3rd Hour
- 2. Ethiopian Facts Ethiopia is located in the non-coastal part of the horn of Africa. The capital of Ethiopia is Addis Ababa GDP per capita was $1000 in 2010.
- 3. Colonial History in Ethiopia Oldest independent country in Africa and one of the oldest in Africa (Lucy, oldest found skeleton @ 3.2 million years old, discovered there in 1974) Portugal established contact in 1500’s to strengthen control over Indian Ocean region and to convert the peoples of Ethiopia to Roman Catholicism, but this resulted in roughly a hundred years of religious warfare During the 1700’s (The Era of the Princes), there was no central power in Ethiopia due to competition between local rulers The Emperor Yohannesbuilt upon the efforts of Tewodros in 1869 (brought Princes together), stopped invasions The Emperor Menelik II (1889-1913) also fought off invasions, and in 1896 Ethiopia defeated Italy at the Battle of Adwa In 1936, in the rule of RasTafariMakonnen, Italian forces invaded Ethiopia and five years later the British defeated the Italians, removing them from Ethiopia and returning RasTafari to the throne Derg (committee) started in 1974, a socialist government with Major MengistuHaileMariam in power in a totalitarian government which ended 17 yrs. Later Established Ethiopian Peoples’ Revolutionary Democratic Front in 1989, returning Addis Ababa to the people, forming the Transitional Gov’t of Ethiopia in 1991 Adopted constitution for Federal Democratic Republic in 1994 and first parliamentary elections were held in 1995, with government being installed in August of 1995
- 4. Starving man in Ethiopian village
- 5. Result of the drought in Ethiopia
- 6. Addis Ababa
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- 11. Malnourished child and camels=drought-caused
- 13. Addis Ababa Picture of capital city from a hotel window
- 15. Housing in an Ethiopian village
- 18. Slum of Addis Ababa
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- 22. Ethiopian school
- 23. Grand home in Addis Ababa, capital city
- 24. Another slum of Addis Ababa
- 26. Uptown Gurgaon
- 29. Ethiopian girl carrying water
- 30. Homeless in Addis Ababa