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According to the passage, what does the historian's statement 'Where there are no sources, there is no history' mean?
According to the passage, what does the historian's statement 'Where there are no sources, there is no history' mean?
- Studying and writing history should involve creative imagination.
- Studying and writing history should be guided by professional historians.
- Studying and writing history should deal with contemporary issues.
- Studying and writing history should rely on evidence. (correct)
Which of the following dating techniques in history represents a period of ten years?
Which of the following dating techniques in history represents a period of ten years?
- Century
- Millennium
- Decade (correct)
- Era
What did ancient Egypt and Nubia commonly share, according to the passage?
What did ancient Egypt and Nubia commonly share, according to the passage?
- Being ruled by more than thirty dynasties.
- Being flourished along the Nile Valley. (correct)
- Being known by a cuneiform of writing.
- Being developed in the technique of mummification.
Which of the following early civilizations did flourish in the Western Hemisphere, according to the passage?
Which of the following early civilizations did flourish in the Western Hemisphere, according to the passage?
Which type of state was ruled by religious authorities, according to the passage?
Which type of state was ruled by religious authorities, according to the passage?
Which statement about Axum is false, according to the passage?
Which statement about Axum is false, according to the passage?
Which of the following is correct about the Zagwe Kingdom?
Which of the following is correct about the Zagwe Kingdom?
Which of the following is wrong about the kingdom of Damot?
Which of the following is wrong about the kingdom of Damot?
The legend about Prester John of Indies had strengthened the relation between Ethiopia and __________.
The legend about Prester John of Indies had strengthened the relation between Ethiopia and __________.
The most dominant Muslim State that attained economic and political hegemony in the Horn of Africa during the sixteenth century was the sultanate of
The most dominant Muslim State that attained economic and political hegemony in the Horn of Africa during the sixteenth century was the sultanate of
The root cause of the inter-state conflict in Ethiopia during the sixteenth century was the
The root cause of the inter-state conflict in Ethiopia during the sixteenth century was the
The Jegol Gimb around the town of Harar was built during the reign of
The Jegol Gimb around the town of Harar was built during the reign of
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