History - 2016 E.C (2023/2024) Ethiopian University Entrance Exam (EUEE)

A Serfdom

B Equality of classes

C Controlled markets

D Making profit

A The shift from the dispersed system to factory production

B The replacement of animal and human labor by machines

C The shift from coal to water to generate power

D The development of banks to lend money to Entrepreneurs

A The end of racial oppression in the USA

B The end of the institution of slavery in the USA

C The economic prosperity of the southern planter class

D The acquisition of parts of the US by France

A The deepening of hostility between Austria-Hungary and Serbia over territorial claims

B The forced withdrawal of Ottoman Turkey from all its European territories

C The emergence of conflict between emerging Balkan nationalism and the Ottoman Empire

D The emergence of several countries such as Greece and Macedonia as independent nations

A The discovery of cement for building efficient roads

B The development of techniques for exploring minerals

C The numerical superiority of white armies than Africans

D The discovery of medicinal protection against malaria

A The exclusion of Africans from the administration of the colonies

B The use of extensive violence to mobilize commodities for export

C The granting of Africans British citizens with their political rights

D The use of Africans in the administration of the colonies

A By helping introduce Orthodox to different parts of the region

B By giving rise to markets that served as centers of cultural interaction

C By spreading democratic institutions such as Gada to new areas

D By making use of the common media of exchange

A he lacked the technology and resources necessary to implement the reforms

B he tried to simply copy western institutions rather than adapt them to local conditions

C he angered the European powers who could have helped him

D British opposed his reforms fearing he would create a strong Ethiopian state

A Return of Massawa to Ethiopia

B Ethiopian hostility with the Mahdist Sudan

C Ethiopian control over Matama

D Continuous Ethiopian war with the Egyptians