What was Ethiopia formally known as?
What is Abyssina?
The two largest religions in Ethiopia.
Traditional white cotton dress worn by Ethiopian women.
What is Habesha Kemis
Ethiopia’s most famous traditional dance, known for its shoulder movements.
What is Eskista
The official working language of Ethiopia.
What is Amharic
Tried to conquer Ethiopia twice.
What is Italy
This branch of Christianity, with ancient roots in Ethiopia, is followed by millions in the country.
What is Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity
The scarf/shawl often worn with traditional clothes.
What is netela
The spongy flatbread that’s the base of almost every meal.
What is Injera
Ancient script still used in Ethiopia today.
What is Ge'ez
Largest Hydropower Plant in Africa
What is Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)
This historic city is important to both Christians and Muslims, with ancient churches and mosques.
What is Harar
The intricate designs embroidered on the borders of traditional clothes are called this.
What is tibeb
Traditional Ethiopian string instrument
What is Krar
Ethiopia has over this many languages spoken across the country.
What is 80
When was the Battle of Adwa?
What is March 1st, 1896
The ancient religious scholar and musician credited with creating Ethiopia’s church music.
Who is Saint Yared?
The cloth men wear, wrapped around the shoulders or waist, often white with colored borders.
What is gabi
Ethiopia is famous for this ceremony that involves roasting, grinding, and brewing in front of guests.
What is coffee ceremony
This Cushitic language, spoken by the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia, is widely used in the south and east.
What is Afaan Oromo
Ethiopian emperor from 1930–1974, linked to Rastafarianism.
Who is Haile Selassie
This ancient Jewish community, once living in Ethiopia.
What is Beta Israel
Special clothing style worn for weddings or major celebrations, often decorated with gold thread.
What is kuta/chiffon kemis.
This UNESCO-recognized church music tradition, founded by Saint Yared, is still used today.
What is Zema
Ethiopia belongs to this language family region, which also includes Somali and Arabic
What is the Afro-Asiatic language family