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They resisted the Europeans on numerous occasions, but you are most likely looking for the First Italo-Ethiopian War which took place from 1895-1896. Specifically at the Battle Adwa, Ethiopian troops using European-made weapons routed the Italian forces and compelled the Italians to withdraw from their attempts to colonize the territory.

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