A) May B) September C) January D) March
A) Pan-African movements B) Industrial revolution C) Monarchist movements D) European unification
A) Modern Sudan B) Modern Montenegro C) Modern Ethiopia D) Modern Serbia
A) His alliance with England B) His rejection of modernization C) Atrocities committed during territorial annexation D) His refusal to fight Italy
A) Italians B) Oromos C) Serbs D) Montenegrins
A) A failed leader B) A national saint C) A peaceful diplomat D) Devil incarnate
A) Its association with Menelik II B) Lack of historical evidence C) Disinterest in history D) The defeat at Adwa
A) Mary E. Durham B) Edgar Rice Burroughs C) Prince Nikola D) Awol Allo
A) France B) England C) Italy D) Montenegro
A) Abyssinia B) Njegushi C) Petrovich D) Adwa
A) Total War B) Europa Universalis C) Age of Empires D) Civilization VI
A) Negus I B) Petrovich II C) Nikola III D) Menelek XIV
A) Negus B) Czar C) Sultan D) Pharaoh
A) Roman B) Arab C) Germanic D) Slav
A) 19 August 1847 B) 20 February 1856 C) 15 October 1855 D) 19 August 1844
A) Maqdala B) Ankober C) Debre Berhan D) The Minjar plateau
A) Sahle Selassie B) Ato Nadew C) Haile Melekot D) Tewodros II
A) Darge Sahle Selassie B) Bezabish C) None of the above D) Ejigayehu
A) Sahle Selassie B) Haile Melekot C) Ato Nadew D) Tewodros II
A) Sahle Selassie B) Haile Melekot C) Ato Nadew D) Darge Sahle Selassie
A) The Awash river B) Ankober C) Debre Berhan D) Maqdala
A) Shewa B) Ankober C) Maqdala D) Debre Berhan
A) 10 B) 18 C) 15 D) 12
A) Maqdala plateau B) Shewa plateau C) Minjar plateau D) Ankober plateau
A) Ato Nadew B) Darge Sahle Selassie C) Ejigayehu D) Bezabish
A) 1889 B) 1896 C) 1913 D) 1909
A) Battle of Entoto B) Battle of Magdala C) Battle of Adwa D) Battle of Metemma
A) Ras Tessema Nadew B) Lij Iyasu C) Ras Makonnen D) Alfred Ilg
A) Treaty of Entoto B) Treaty of Adwa C) Treaty of Shewa D) Treaty of Wuchale
A) Menelik I B) Haile Selassie C) Empress Taytu Betul D) Sahle Selassie
A) Ethiopia–Eritrea Railway B) Harar–Ankober Railway C) Addis Ababa–Djibouti Railway D) Shewa–Adwa Railway
A) Zewditu B) Ras Tafari Makonnen C) Yohannes IV D) Lij Iyasu
A) Harar B) Magdala C) Entoto D) Ankober
A) Axumite B) Gonder C) Solomonic D) Zagwe
A) 1896 B) 1866 C) 1889 D) 1913
A) Italian claims of a protectorate B) Religious conversion C) Boundary disputes D) Trade tariffs
A) Like a servant B) Like a prisoner C) Like a son D) Like a commoner
A) Tewodros II B) Ledj Wale C) Haile Melekot D) Ato Bezabeh
A) Ethiopian Orthodox Church B) The royal court tutors C) The British military academy D) The Jesuit missionaries
A) Dejazmach B) Emperor C) Ras D) Negus
A) Bezabeh B) Worqitu C) Taytu D) Alitash
A) Siege warfare and diplomacy B) Military strategy and horsemanship C) Archery and fencing D) Naval tactics and artillery
A) 1 January 1864 B) 1 November 1866 C) 1 July 1865 D) 1 July 1867
A) Alitash B) Worqitu C) Taytu D) Menelik's mother
A) 18 years old B) 21 years old C) 25 years old D) 30 years old
A) Amba and Gondar B) Gondar and Magdala C) Tigray and Begemder D) Shewa and Wello
A) 1000 B) 500 C) 800 D) 200
A) Gondar B) Wello C) Shewa D) Magdala
A) 1,000 B) 10 C) 3 D) 500
A) Amba Afqara B) Abba Motti C) Were Ilu D) Ankober
A) Exile B) A fine C) Imprisonment D) Death
A) Robert Napier B) Father Guglielmo Massaia C) Tewodros II D) Queen Victoria
A) Ato Bezabeh B) Tewodros II C) Wagshum Gobaze D) Yohannes IV
A) He was busy celebrating Easter B) He lacked enough soldiers C) He was afraid of the Oromo D) He felt unable to destroy the man who raised him
A) He died in battle against the British B) He was executed by Menelik C) He took his own life D) He was captured by the British
A) He felt anger because the imperial throne was slipping away B) He decided to join Kassa in a new alliance C) He felt relieved that the British won D) He felt proud of his rival
A) Kassa Mercha B) Tekle Giyorgis II C) Ras Mikael D) Menelik II
A) Wello B) Aksum C) Shewa D) Liche
A) A direct attack from Yohannes IV B) A rebellion by Queen Mestewat C) Lack of cavalry support D) The British intervention
A) Naval support B) Artillery C) British-made muskets D) Cavalry
A) Menelik intervened to stop the war B) Kassa emerged as the new Emperor C) Tekle Giyorgis II won the crown D) Both died in the battles
A) Wello B) Liche C) Magdala D) Begemder
A) Khedive Ismail Pasha B) Yohannes IV C) alaqa Birru D) Muhammad Ali
A) Abu Parka Pasha B) Khedive Ismail Pasha C) Yohannes IV D) Meshesha Seyfu
A) Mount Tamo B) Ankober C) Gontcho D) Magdala
A) Bafena B) Debre Lebanos C) Masia D) Sost Lidat
A) Meshesha Seyfu B) Ras Adal Tessema C) Muhammad Ali D) Haile
A) Sost Lidat B) The triple birth C) Debre Lebanos D) Qarra Haymanot
A) Gontcho B) Mount Tamo C) Ankober D) Magdala
A) Sost Lidat B) The doctrine of the Virgin Mary C) Double birth D) Qarra Haymanot
A) 20 December 1877 B) September 1876 C) 14 December 1876 D) 25 May 1877
A) 1,000 B) 500 C) 5,000 D) 50,000
A) Wello B) Debre Libanos C) Feqra Gemb D) Menz
A) It was abandoned B) It was forgotten C) It remained intact D) It was destroyed
A) Escaping climate change B) Spreading religion C) Increasing tax revenue D) Building new churches
A) January 1887 B) June 1882 C) June 1886 D) June 1879
A) French B) Portuguese C) German D) British
A) Emir Abd Allah II B) Ras Gobana Dache C) Alfred Ilg D) Ras Darge Sahle Selassie
A) 1883 B) 1890 C) 1886 D) 1881
A) Coffee B) Gold C) Ostrich feathers D) Cotton
A) Katamas B) Neftenya C) Negus D) Bitwoded
A) Bitwoded B) Ras C) Dejazmach D) Negus
A) Arthur Rimbaud B) Ras Darge C) Paul Buffet D) Alfred Ilg
A) Gojjames B) Emirs C) Neftenya D) Arsi
A) Abuna Mattewos B) Ras Mengesha Yohannes C) Count Pietro Antonelli D) Oreste Baratieri
A) Rinderpest B) Influenza C) Cholera D) Smallpox
A) Over 75% B) Over 90% C) Over 20% D) Over 50%
A) Francesco Crispi B) Gerald Portal C) Count Pietro Antonelli D) Oreste Baratieri
A) Article 3 B) Article 17 C) Article 25 D) Article 10
A) Major Galliano B) Oreste Baratieri C) Pietro Antonelli D) Major Toselli
A) Kifou Qen B) The Great Drought C) The Abyssinian Hunger D) The Rinderpest Crisis
A) Dejazmach Nikolay Leontiev B) Ras Welde Giyorgis Aboye C) Ras Tassama D) Fitawrari Habte Giyorgis
A) Beni Shangul B) Gimirra C) Kaffa D) Borana
A) A. Holtz B) Nikolay Leontiev C) Willy Henze D) C. Halle
A) 1902 B) 1897 C) 1894 D) 1906
A) Willy Henze B) A. Holtz C) Bentley D) C. Halle
A) 1894 B) 1893 C) 1908 D) 1897
A) Smallpox B) Cholera C) Tuberculosis D) Malaria
A) Asrat B) Gebbar maderia C) Wember D) Thaler
A) 1914 B) 1897 C) 1906 D) 1917 |