History

History Unit 5 questions after population movements

People moved from place to place due to pull and push factors, which can be summed up as

natural and social factors

In Ethiopia and the Horn, the causes of the movements could be attributed to the region's long socio-political conditions involving

military conflicts, drought and demographic factors

Major outcomes of population movements during the period under consideration include

religious, ethnic and linguistic interactions and intermingling of people

The military conflict between the Christian Kingdom and the Sultanate of Adal in the late fifteenth and the early sixteenth centuries was partly responsible for the population movement of the

Argoba, Afar and Somali