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L i b y a

L i b y a. By: Tytionna , Faith. Latitude / Longitude. Latitude- 25 degrees north. Longitude- 17 degrees east. Where is L ibya located. Next to the Mediterranean sea. Close to Europe Next to Egypt. . Libya’s Government . Libya has political government. Foods of L ibya.

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L i b y a

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  1. Libya By:Tytionna ,Faith

  2. Latitude / Longitude • Latitude- 25 degrees north. • Longitude- 17 degrees east.

  3. Where is Libya located • Next to the Mediterranean sea. • Close to Europe • Next to Egypt.

  4. Libya’s Government • Libya has political government

  5. Foods of Libya • Libya bazin with fish and potatoes

  6. Important people • Alexander Haig • Tom Lantos

  7. Alexander Haig • He was born December 2nd 1924. • Died February 20th 2010. • Birthplace Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. • His full name is Alexander Meigs Haig Jr.

  8. Tom Lantos

  9. Libya’s ethnic groups • Berber and Arab. • Berber has 97% • Arab has 3%

  10. Libya’s History • 6th century B.C.: Phoenician ports with Libya conquered by cartage. • 1911: Italian invasions and a battle over control of Libya. The sinuses become the leaders of Libya resistance. • 1955: Libya joins the United Nations. • 1975 August: coup attempt by officers. • 1979 February 28: Rejects the authority of the had it in Muslim lore. • 1996 August: Us trade laws involves a threat against any company the trade with Libya. The law is met by strong international reactions.

  11. Roman Theater The amazingly well-preserved Roman Theater at Sabratha was restored by archaeologists in the 1920’s and 1930’s.

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