Ethiopian History
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(4th Century AD)
Adoption of Christianity
King Ezana declared Christianity Ethiopia's official religion upon his own accession to the throne.
(100 AD - 940 AD)
Rise of the Axum Kingdom
The Axum Kingdom is centered in present day Ethiopian. Its known for its wealth, major trading and influence. It was also an early adopter of Christianity.
(1270)
Establishment of the Solmonic Dynasty
The solomonic Dynasty was established in 1270 by Yekuno Amlak. This Dynasty ruled Ethiopia strengthening power, influence, and fighting off multiple invasions.
(1896)
Victory Against Italy
Led by Emperor Menelik ll, the ethiopian amry defeated italian forces. Therefore Ethiopia remained independent during the scrable for Africa.
(1935 - 1941)
Italian Occupation of Ethiopia
Mussolini's troops entered Ethiopia and took control, facing strong resistance and causing significant suffering.
Anthony SUmrby
Ethiopian History
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Rise of Derg
Haile Selassie was removed and a provisional military government was established, The Derg which espoused Marxist ideolgies.
(1941)
Ethiopian Liberation
Ethiopian and Allied forces freed Ethiopia from Italian control, leading to the return of Emperor Haile Selassie to power.
(1974)
Ethiopian Famine
Ethiopia experienced a devastating famine, resulting in a worldwide humanitarian emergency and substantial international assistance.
(1984 - 1985)
The Derg was toppled from power, leading to the establishment of a new government and the adoption of Ethiopia's current federal structure.
(1991)
Nobel Peace Prize
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was honored with the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in promoting peace and fostering international cooperation, particularly with Eritrea.
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Transition to Federal Republic
(2019)
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Pasciuto, Greg. "7 Facts about Ethiopian Christianity" TheCollector.com, May 8, 2023, https://www.thecollector.com/ethiopian-christianity-facts/.
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The Nobel Peace Prize 2019. NobelPrize.org. Nobel Prize Outreach AB 2024. Fri. 6 Sep 2024. <https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace/2019/summary/>