The document provides information about various aspects of Ethiopia including its currency, food, inventions, tribes, wildlife, religion, music, transportation, and architecture. Ethiopia uses a different currency than the US and items are generally cheaper there. The food is typically spicy and eaten with hands rather than utensils. A new type of form-fitting shoe was invented in Ethiopia. Tribal cultures play a big role in 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 options include horses, cars, buses, and bicycles. Beautiful architectural structures can be found throughout Ethiopia.

1. Presentation of Ethiopia

2. Money Currency Ethiopian’s money currency is a lot different from ours. Also we can get things for a lot cheaper there, than in the United States.

3. Ethiopian Food The food they eat tends to be spicy, and instead of eating their food with utensils, they eat with their hands.

4. Ethiopian Inventions This is a new type of shoe that was created in Ethiopia. It’s suppose to be more snug to your feet and form fitting.

5. Ethiopian Tribes The tribal cultures in Ethiopia, are a big part of their life. These round ring plates symbolize beauty in this tribe.

6. Here in Ethiopia, there’s tones of wildlife. In this picture you are seeing a family of baboons. They must protect their family members from predators and Ethiopian tribes.

7. Islamic Religion All of Africa believe in the Islamic religion. If you are Islamic, you must visit Mecca at least once in your life time.

8. Ethiopia and the rest of Africa are very musically involved. Music is part of their culture and has been, since as far back as we can remember.

9. Transportation Riding a horse is only one way to get around in Ethiopia. You can drive a car, take a bus, but most people ride their bikes or walk.

10. Architectures There are many beautiful architectures in Ethiopia. Here is an example of a building in Addis Ababa from 2007.

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