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CHAPTER 3 : AFRICAN REACTION TO COLONIALISM

REASONS FOR THE ABYSSINIAN VICTORY
  • The Abyssinian were united during the strangle.
  • The Abyssinian armies were more familiar with the terrain of their country.
  • European powers who had colonies near Abyssinia did not support Italy.
  • The Italians were deceived by false rumours that menelik had died.

SIGNIFICANCE OF ABYSSINIA VICTORY

  • Italy was greatly humiliated and was forced to recognize the independence of Abyssinia.
  • Abyssinia preserved her independence.
  • The war caused massive destruction to the Africans nationalist who led the struggle to achieve independence of various countries.
  • The victory encourages menelik to consolidate his rules.

It further encourages menelik to import arms and make his army stronger

par Claude Foumtum
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