Ethiopian Independence in the 19th Century
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What was Emperor Tewodros's main concern about the survival of Ethiopian independence in the second half of the 19th century?

  • The threat posed by Egypt (correct)
  • The internal political instability
  • The lack of modernization in the country
  • The influence of European powers

    • Why did Emperor Tewodros seek technical support from Europe, particularly Britain?

  • To seek diplomatic recognition from European powers
  • To establish a trade alliance with European countries
  • To counter the threat from Egypt and modernize Ethiopia (correct)
  • To expand his kingdom's territory

    • What was the outcome of Tewodros's letter to Queen Victoria of Great Britain in 1862 through Consul Cameron?

  • Britain immediately sent a military expedition
  • No military assistance was provided (correct)
  • Britain offered financial aid to Ethiopia
  • Queen Victoria visited Ethiopia in person

    • Why did Tewodros hold Consul Cameron responsible for the lack of response to his letter to Queen Victoria?

    <p>He believed Cameron conspired with the Egyptians against him</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action did the British parliament decide to take in response to Tewodros's imprisonment of the Europeans?

    <p>Send a large military expedition</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who commanded the large military expedition sent by the British in late 1867?

    <p>Sir Robert Napier</p> Signup and view all the answers

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