The trades who dominated the long-distance trade that connected southern Ethiopia with northern Kenya and southern Somalia were called ___________________.Question 5Answera.Afkalab.Saffarec.Jabartid.Jeleba

Which one of the following statements is TRUE about the long distance trade in Ethiopia in the second half of the 19th century? It:Question 6Answera.was conducted by individual merchants travelling separately.b.involved alcohol and machinery as main import items.c.was very often dominated by northern Muslim merchants.d.involved many women merchants who become business moment.

The linkage of Ethiopia with the Muslim Middle East was one of the factors contributing to Muslim predominance in the long distance trade of Ethiopia in the 19th century.Question 4Answera.Falseb.True

Which place is not closely related to the Trans-Saharan trade route?a. Indiab. North African Coastc. Europed. Antarctica

From the trade fairs in France, Germany, and Holland, river and land trade routes carried goods such as wool, wheat, and precious metals into the region. The widespread trade that stretched from Egypt to the Baltic created large financial surpluses that allowed big investments in mining and agriculture.What region is being described in this passage? A. sub-Saharan Africa B. northern England C. northern Italy D. southern Spain

Missionaries and explorers often had a complex relationship with local communities in East Africa, sometimes facilitating trade and cultural exchange.Question 7AnswerTrueFalse