Significant oil reserves were discovered in Libya in 1959. They went from being dependent on International AID to gaining great independent wealth. On November of 1949, The UN general assembly voted that Libya should become a United and Independent Kingdom. The Phoenician were the first to established trading posts in Libya.
Based on the so-called Arab Spring, there was a regime change in Libya, and there remains the question of how strong terrorism groups may be. Some may say the there is a good degree of political and social instability in Libya now.
There have been a great many major events that have taken place in Iraq. These events include the Iraq war.
Libya is a bit out the realm of major world events. Nations that are closer to the Suez Canal (read Southwest Asia aka Middle East) see most of the conflicts (read Israel, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, etc.). Libya borders the Mediterranean Sea, and there may have been some "kidnappings, robberies, etc." (romantically called pirating by the newspaper people...gotta sell those papers!); which drew in US response's with military force. Lebanon, which is closer to Syria and has definitely seen some action, when ever the "middle east" erupts (which used to be routinely during the 1960s/70s) might sometimes be confused with Libya...for people who don't follow world events.
There were many major events that happened from 1995-2000. This includes the acquittal of OJ Simpson, and the Oklahoma City bombing.
Some important events were the battle on july 17 and the One on agust 5.
You can find a full list of events by using the link below.
some major events are
Oil is the major export of Libya
Oil is Libya's main export.
Libya is a major producer of oil.
Libya.
there are no waterways that border Libya because Libya has no waterways
There have been a great many major events that have taken place in Iraq. These events include the Iraq war.
The battle of the flamethrowers not famous but major.
A big one.
hi. i figured out libya mainly imports oil, and exports fish.
some important events of the Peloponnesian War
He ate poo