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The 10 pages that link to Oromo people, each with the reason it gives.

• Menelik IIRelated: Imperial expansion incorporated many Oromo territories, a legacy interpreted in competing ways.

• Ethiopian nobilityRelated: Oromo elites and dynasties entered imperial politics and reshaped the composition of the ruling class.

• Oromo nationalismNarrower topic: Shared language, histories, and identity provide the movement's social foundation.

• Amhara peopleCompared with: Oromo and Amhara histories intersect, but their languages and political experiences are distinct.

• Dire DawaRelated: Oromo communities are among the major populations in and around Dire Dawa.

• OromiaNarrower topic: Oromo identity is central to the region’s population and political life.

• Habesha peoplesCompared with: Oromo identity is distinct from Habesha identity, despite long histories of interaction and shared states.

• Negasso GidadaRelated: Gidada’s Oromo background made his national office symbolically significant to Oromo representation.

• Oromo expansionNarrower topic: The expansion helped shape the distribution and historical experience of Oromo communities.

• Sof Omar CavesRelated: Oromo traditions and local communities are part of the caves’ cultural setting.