Similarities Between Ethiopia And The United States

One similarity is that there are very cold winters. Both countries are four season long and are located near the north. Also, the two countries are Christian countries.

Comparison and contrast of evident similarities and bright contrasts between United States of America and one of the European country – Poland. Both of the countries have similar environment, geographic shapes: mountains, seas, lakes and forests, but different climates. There also differences between politic, religion, nation, history, and culture.

transportation is one of the most complicated ones that any industrialized country will have to

The difference in the share of railways in the USA and the EU is due to the geographical distances between cities in the USA and the EU. Railways cost less to operate and have fewer emissions when compared to trucking. Yet, the use of railways is limited for the following reasons: (i) building its infrastructure is very costly; (ii) the long lead time required for developing the infrastructure; (iii) consistent-high-volume of the freight traffic is needed for economic viability; and (iv) the need for trucks for the distribution to the final destinations. Trucks have many advantages over other modes of transportation, especially that they provide last mile delivery. Trucks, as compared to railways, ships, or planes have the most flexibility in reaching a destination, and the upfront

I went to a country where the first coffee plant was ever found located on the horn of Africa. I do not remember much about the trip, but I still remember enough to make this essay. Ethiopia is the birthplace of my sweet mom and the place I first saw my grandparents. The main reason I went was to see my extraordinary family that was in Ethiopia. During the trip I had a great time, especially when I went to the beach for the first time (with my family).

Many spots on the globe lay claim to being the origin of human civilization, my paper will argue the Ethiopia deserves such a title. Although I am Ethiopian decent, I will support the claim through historic evidence and many written studies proves that Ethiopia is the origin of humankind and civilization. Ethiopia is a country in northeastern Africa. It is the only African country to successfully resist European colonization, and was one of the first in the world to adopt Christianity as the religion of the state. Ethiopia is the one landlocked country in the world with the most inhabitants, and is also the home of archeological sites. The name Ethiopia has its own special verbiage and vocabulary.

By the discussions cited in the article and the statistics provided, irrespective of the different needs for evolution, these wide spread rapid transport systems play a vital role in the connecting the major down town areas and contribute the cities one of the major source of incomes balancing the major load on the road traffic.

Ethiopia is located in the horn of Africa and there are living over 75 million people. It’s one of the populous countries in sub-Sahara Africa. Most of the people, over 85% are living in countryside. Ethiopia is one of the least developed countries in the world. Ethiopia has lots of poverty, estimated 47% of people are living under the poverty line. Poor nutrition, low education levels, widespread poverty and difficulties to get health care services are caused, that the life expectancy is 54 years.

Ethiopia is in east-center Africa, bordered on the west by the Sudan, the east by Somalia and Djibouti, the south by Kenya, and the northeast by Eritrea.

Another reason that it is natural to compare them is their economic growth has mirrored one another. Both emerged from a war with its economy devastated and its infrastructure in ruins. Both countries changed with the economic climate of the time and took advantage of

“Throughout history, it has been the inaction of those who could have acted; the indifference of those who should have known better; the silence of the voice of justice when it mattered most; that has made it possible for evil to triumph.” -Haile Selassie The name "Ethiopia" derives from the Greek word ethio, meaning "burned" and pia, meaning "face": the land of burned-faced peoples or in some points also means “something divided”. Ethiopia also known as (Abyssinia) is the tenth largest country in Africa, covering 439,580 square miles almost twice the size of Texas. Addis Ababa is the third-highest capital city in the world. The country boasts a massive population as one of the densest landlocked countries in the world with roughly

Today in the world we live in there is 196 countries, each one having its own culture, and traditions. Some are similar and some are completely different, you identify that, their needs to be a comparison between each countries, see which ones are different and who are similar. Two of the most known of these countries is Egypt, and the superpower USA, those two countries have many in common, yet at the same time are very different. This is a comparison of how Egypt, and USA relate.

Government are involved in providing transportation because it is necessary for economic development, for carrying out certain other functions of the government like as for public safety or making it easier for individuals to reach places and for national defense. In the United States, airlines are run as private firm, while airports and air traffic control

With very similar functions and practices going on the both country few indicators like GDP Growth Rate, Export (percent of GDP) and Inflation will help point out the similarity and difference in last few years:

PERSONAL CAR: Personal cars are used as the primary mode of transportation in Lagos. Although the city’s main thoroughfares are in good repair, a significant portion of the secondary and minor roads are unpaved. For this reason, expatriates commonly purchase large cars or SUVs. Roads are marked in English but signage is inconsistent, and traffic laws are not always obeyed. Traffic congestion due to overcrowding is a significant issue in Lagos, especially on and around the few bridges that connect the city 's most popular neighborhoods and commercial centers. Commuters should expect to pay road tolls.