Answer:
Jewish traders brought new farming methods to Ethiopia.
Explanation:
For at least 2000 years there has not been a Jewish cultural unit. The Jews have been geographically dispersed. At the end of the 19th century the Ashkenazi were mainly in Europe, especially Eastern Europe; Sephardim in various communities in North Africa, Turkey, and several smaller nuclei in a wide range of other places; and the mizrajíes were mainly extended by all the Arab world, and other populations in places like Ethiopia, the Caucasus, and India. When the Jews begin to interact with the Ethiopians, we see that their cultures are mixed and the same thing happens with the language. Added to this, we see that the Jewish people brought new methods of work and new methods of cultivation that, together with the locals, were perfected.
