Unit 1
Development of Capitalism and Nationalism from 1815 to 1914
Rise of capitalism, the Industrial Revolution, growth of nationalism, unification of Italy and Germany, the American Civil War, and the Eastern Question in the Balkans.
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A central feature of industrial capitalism in the 19th century was:
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| Grade | 12 |
|---|---|
| Subject | History · ታሪክ |
| Curriculum | Ethiopian new curriculum (student textbook) |
| Language | Classroom language of the printed book (EN / አማርኛ titles on this page) |
| Edition | Ethiopian new-curriculum student textbook |
| Publisher | Ministry of Education (MoE), Ethiopia |
| Pages | 290 |
| Units | 9 |
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Unit 1
Rise of capitalism, the Industrial Revolution, growth of nationalism, unification of Italy and Germany, the American Civil War, and the Eastern Question in the Balkans.
Unit 2
Transition from slave trade to legitimate trade, establishment of colonial empires, African resistance, and colonial administration systems.
Unit 3
Long-distance trade, power struggles, territorial expansion, and Ethiopia's external relations.
Unit 4
Causes, course and consequences of World War I and II, the Russian Revolution, and the rise of fascism and Nazism.
Unit 5
Aftermath of WWII, the United Nations, post-war recovery, the Cold War, and impacts on Asia and the Middle East.
Unit 6
Restoration of imperial rule, socio-economic conditions, the 1974 revolution, downfall of the emperor, and the Derg regime.
Unit 7
Road to independence, rise of independent African states, political and economic developments, the Cold War, and pan-Africanism.
Unit 8
Transitional Government, post-1995 constitutional developments, socio-economic issues, and Ethiopia's peacekeeping role.
Unit 9
Defines indigenous knowledge in Ethiopia, its characteristics, and its relationship with development.
Make a timeline per unit. Exam questions often ask cause, consequence, and sequence — the unit summaries on this page are a good checklist. This book’s units are Unit 1 (Development of Capitalism and Nationalism from 1815 to 1914), Unit 2 (Africa and the Colonial Experience (1880s – 1960s)), Unit 3 (Social, Economic, and Political Developments in Ethiopia, Mid, 19th C. to 1941), Unit 4 (Society and Politics in the Age of World Wars, 1914 - 1945), Unit 5 (Global and Regional Developments Since 1945), Unit 6 (Ethiopia: Internal Developments and External Influences from 1941 to 1991), Unit 7 (Africa since the 1960s), Unit 8 (Post-1991 Developments in Ethiopia), Unit 9 (Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Heritages of Ethiopia). Matching unofficial EUEE practice on Abrari includes 2015 E.C. / 2023 G.C., 2016 E.C. / 2024 G.C., 2017 E.C. / 2025 G.C., 2018 E.C. / 2026 G.C..
Unofficial practice items from the Abrari question bank. Answers are unofficial.