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Emperor Tewodros II established friendly relations with Italy
Emperor Tewodros II established friendly relations with Italy
False (B)
The direction of long distance trade shifted from north to south and eastward in the early 20th century
The direction of long distance trade shifted from north to south and eastward in the early 20th century
True (A)
Italy invaded Ethiopia after their victory at the Battle of Adwa
Italy invaded Ethiopia after their victory at the Battle of Adwa
True (A)
Flashcards
Tewodros II and Italy: Friendly relations?
Tewodros II and Italy: Friendly relations?
Emperor Tewodros II initially sought alliances with European powers, but relations with Italy soured due to unfulfilled expectations and diplomatic misunderstandings.
20th Century Trade Routes: Direction Shift?
20th Century Trade Routes: Direction Shift?
In the early 20th century, trade routes shifted due to factors like colonialism, industrialization, and new transportation technologies.
Italy Invaded Ethiopia After Adwa?
Italy Invaded Ethiopia After Adwa?
Italy's defeat at Adwa delayed their colonial ambitions; they invaded Ethiopia later, during the Fascist era.
Study Notes
Ethiopian-Italian Relations
- Emperor Tewodros II established friendly relations with Italy, marking a significant diplomatic effort in the region.
Shift in Trade Direction
- In the early 20th century, the direction of long-distance trade in Ethiopia shifted from north to south and eastward, indicating a change in the country's economic trajectory.
Italian Invasion
- Italy invaded Ethiopia, but this was not their first attempt; they had previously been defeated at the Battle of Adwa, a significant Ethiopian victory.
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