Part I: Write True for correct statements and False for incorrect ones. 1. The First Anglo-Ethiopian Treaty of 1942 marked the end of British domination in Ethiopia. 2. The White terror was a reaction of Derg to the Red Terror. 3. The peasant rebellion in Bale was characterized by foreign intervention. 4. Unlike the 1931 constitution, the 1955 constitution in Ethiopia, gave less concern to an imperial succession. 5. The Ethiopian educational system after 1950 was shaped along with the American system of education.

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Part I: Write True for correct statements and False for incorrect ones 1. The First Anglo-Ethiopian Treaty of 1942 marked the end of British domination in Ethiopia. False 2. The White terror was a reaction of Derg to the Red Terror. False 3. The peasant rebellion in Bale was characterized by foreign intervention. False 4. Unlike the 1931 constitution, the 1955 constitution in Ethiopia, gave less concern to an imperial succession. False 5. The Ethiopian educational system after 1950 was shaped along with the American system of education. True Part II: Fill the blank spaces with appropriate answers. 1. The intellectual leader of the 1960 coup d'état was Germame Neway. 2. The most important slogan of the early Ethiopian student was Land to the Tiller. 3. Ethiopia Tikdem was the motto or philosophy of the Derg. 4. The two Superpowers which engaged in the 1977 war between Ethiopia and Somalia were Soviet Union and United States. 5. The two provinces which had a strong tradition of peasant uprisings in Ethiopia before the 1974 revolution were Gojjam and Bale. Part III: Multiple Choices. Choose the best answer from the given alternatives 1. Which one of the following radical measures of the Derg brought the collapse of the feudal economy in Ethiopia? C. Nationalization of rural land 2. The main cause for the defeat of the abortive coup of 1960 was C. Lack of support from the army 3. The documentary film of Jonatan Dimbleby, entitled the 'Hidden Hunger' A. Exposed the famine and drought of Wallo to the world

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Part I: Write True for correct statements and False for incorrect ones 1. The First Anglo-Ethiopian Treaty of 1942 marked the end of British domination in Ethiopia. False 2. The White terror was a reaction of Derg to the Red Terror. False 3. The peasant rebellion in Bale was characterized by foreign intervention. False 4. Unlike the 1931 constitution, the 1955 constitution in Ethiopia, gave less concern to an imperial succession. False 5. The Ethiopian educational system after 1950 was shaped along with the American system of education. True Part II: Fill the blank spaces with appropriate answers. 1. The intellectual leader of the 1960 coup d'état was Germame Neway. 2. The most important slogan of the early Ethiopian student was Land to the Tiller. 3. Ethiopia Tikdem was the motto or philosophy of the Derg. 4. The two Superpowers which engaged in the 1977 war between Ethiopia and Somalia were Soviet Union and United States. 5. The two provinces which had a strong tradition of peasant uprisings in Ethiopia before the 1974 revolution were Gojjam and Bale. Part III: Multiple Choices. Choose the best answer from the given alternatives 1. Which one of the following radical measures of the Derg brought the collapse of the feudal economy in Ethiopia? C. Nationalization of rural land 2. The main cause for the defeat of the abortive coup of 1960 was C. Lack of support from the army 3. The documentary film of Jonatan Dimbleby, entitled the 'Hidden Hunger' A. Exposed the famine and drought of Wallo to the world

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