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The 16 pages that link to Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, each with the reason it gives.

• EthiopiaRelated: Its rule institutionalized ethnic federalism and reshaped the country’s political system.

• DergBroader topic: The EPRDF’s military victory marked the regime’s collapse.

• Ethiopian Civil WarRelated: Its victory established the post-Derg government.

• Ethiopian federalismRelated: Its leaders designed and implemented the ethnically organized federal order.

• Meles ZenawiRelated: Zenawi led this ruling coalition through most of its years in power.

• Abiy AhmedNarrower topic: Abiy became prime minister as the coalition’s internal crisis forced a leadership change.

• Mengistu Haile MariamRelated: The EPRDF’s military victory ended Mengistu’s government.

• Tigray People's Liberation FrontRelated: The TPLF established this coalition and became its dominant member after the Derg fell.

• 1995 Constitution of EthiopiaRelated: The EPRDF-led government directed the transition that produced the 1995 constitutional order.

• Oromo nationalismRelated: Its federal settlement institutionalized national self-rule while leaving disputes over its limits.

• Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' RegionRelated: Its government created and administered the framework that shaped the region.

• Benishangul-Gumuz RegionRelated: Its government established the regional-state framework from which Benishangul-Gumuz emerged.

• Gambela RegionRelated: Its government introduced the constitutional order under which Gambela was organized.

• People's Democratic Republic of EthiopiaRelated: Its military advance ended the state and displaced its ruling party.

• Red TerrorRelated: Its victory ended Derg rule and opened the way for trials of former officials.

• Negasso GidadaRelated: Gidada became president through the governing coalition’s political system.