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  1. Camel

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    Habitat and Distribution
    Camels are indigenous to the steppes and the Horn of Africa across the Middle East and Central Asia. The Dromedary (Camel)/) is dominant across the Arabian Peninsula and the Sahel, while the Bactrian Camel-related species thrives in the harsh [continental cli…

  2. Eritrean War Of Independence

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    International Dimensions and Support
    The War of Independence served as a crucial proxy arena during the Cold War. Ethiopia maintained strong ties with the Soviet Bloc, while the Eritrean movements received varied levels of support. The EPLF skillfully utilized its Marxist credentials to secure limited, albeit often indirect, material support from several non-aligned nations interested in …

  3. Ethiopian Highlands

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    The Ethiopian Highlands, also known as the Ethiopian Plateau or Ethiopian Massif, constitute a vast and rugged expanse of mountains in northeastern Africa. Primarily located in Ethiopia, this colossal geological formation is often described as the "Roof of Africa" due to its significant elevation. The Highlands are characterized by dramatic relief, deep […

  4. Semitic Languages

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    The Semitic languages constitute a major branch of the Afroasiatic phylum, spoken across the Middle East, North Africa, and the Horn of Africa. Historically significant due to their association with foundational religious texts, Semitic languages display a characteristic root system structure, typically involving triliteral consonantal roots, and a com…

  5. Semitic Languages

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    South Semitic
    The South Semitic branch is geographically split between the Arabian Peninsula and the Horn of Africa.
    South Arabian: Includes Old South Arabian languages (e.g., Sabaean, Minaean) and Modern South Arabian languages (e.g., Soqotri, Mehri). These languages are famous for maintaining th…