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    In document 3‚ the emperor of EthiopiaMenelik II‚ wrote a letter to Great Britain‚ France‚ Germany‚ Italy‚ and Russia in 1891. He talks about how for the past fourteen centuries‚ Ethiopia was on an island of Christians. He doesn’t agree about the division of Africa and says that the All-Powerful had been protecting Ethiopia up until that time. He hopes that the Lord‚ Jesus Christ‚ doesn’t let the division happen. What

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    rulers in order for the Africans to have at least some power and not feel like they’re just getting controlled. In Document 3 Menelik II‚ emperor of Ethiopia‚ states “ We hope that the Christian Powers‚ advised by our Savior‚ Jesus Christ‚ will restore our seacoast boundary to us‚ or give us at least a few ports along the coast”(Doc 3). This shows how the people of Ethiopia just wanted some of their own land‚ and they the British‚ French‚ Germans‚ Italians‚ and the Russians. Some of the African countries

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    older children‚ we have investigated the relation between parasite infection‚ wheezing‚ and allergen skin sensitization in nested case-control studies drawn from a survey of 7‚155 children aged 1 to 4 years living in urban and rural areas of Jimma‚ Ethiopia. Infection with parasites was common‚ predominantly with Trichuris (54%)‚ Ascaris (38%)‚ and hookworm (10%). Wheezing in the past year was significantly more prevalent in urban (4.4%) than rural children (2.0%)‚ and was less prevalent in those infected

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    patient with the Germans [doc. 7]. Many people in Africa just gave i to the changes occurring all around them. Not everywhere the Europeans went did they encounter this obedience and complacency. Many places people fought the invaders. The emperor of EthiopiaMenelik II‚ wrote a letter to Great Britain‚ France‚ Germany‚ Italy‚ and Russia in 1891 telling them he would not just sit by and watch if they continues parcelling off Africa [doc. 3]. Ndansi Kumalo tells how‚ after trying to live

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    Africa of course‚ would be colonized by the many Europeans. However‚ a lot of African groups/civilizations would start too. They would start and older ones would be expanded. The slave trade had decreased due to British pressures and so Africa started trading more of other items with the rest of the world. This same thing was happening in Asia and the Middle East too. In South Africa‚ the Zulu kingdom would be formed‚ and in Western Africa‚ an Islamic caliphate‚ Sokoto Caliphate would be formed

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    add the clan to her empire‚ though they would like to remain friendly with them ( Doc 2). This wish for peace with the Europeans did not last long after this document was written. We see other evidence of European greed for land when Menelik II‚ emperor of Ethiopia sent a letter to Great Britian‚ France‚ Germany‚ Italy‚ and Russia (Doc 3). He stated that the Europeans simply could not split Africa because that would upset the strong Christian values of the region‚ and that the rule of the land must

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    Much of Africa’s history revolves around it’s interactions with Europeans. The Europeans exploited and conquered much of the African continent. They were able to conquer Africa through imperialism which is a process of invasion‚ attack and exploitation for natural resources. Africa had many natural resources that Europeans wanted to themselves and the only solution they came up with was to conquer Africa. Europeans explored and exploited Africa for a variety of reasons. They did this to spread

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    Imperialism Study Guide Imperialism – one countries domination of the political‚ economic and/or social life of another country Reasons for Imperialism: Economic – raw materials for industrial revolution‚ trade‚ cheap labor‚ new markets Political – nationalism (pride and prestige)‚ national security/border protection‚ military bases & source of troops Social – missionary (spread Christianity)‚ social Darwinism (survival of the fittest applied to society; European society “the fittest); spread

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    countries that resisted this era as much as they could were Ethiopia‚ The Phillipines‚ and Japan. In the 1800’s‚ Italy and other European countries took advantage of other countries resources but Ethiopia. When Italy planned an invasion on Ethiopia for its resources and people‚ this country was prepared because they were already somewhat modern. The moment Italy stepped foot on Ethiopian soil‚ they were beat. Under the command of Menelik II‚ the Ethiopian forces drove Italy out and back to their

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    Cognitive style: the case of trainees of Menelik II. Bulletin of Bahir Dar teachers college. Vol.10 No 1.pp.28 Alemu Gashie‚ (1998) "Students’ achievement motivation‚ attitude towards mathematics and mathematics’ teachers as correlates of math achievement." Bahar Dar Teachers College. (Unpublished). Asseffa Beyene‚ (1991)‚ Female participation and performance in rural primary school in Ethiopia. MOE‚ UNICEF AND SIDA. Eliou ‚M.‚ (1980). Equality

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