Libya

As of 2021, Libya has a population density of around 4 people per square kilometer. The majority of Libya's population is concentrated along the coast, with vast desert regions in the interior having very low population density.

Some of the terrorist groups operating in Libya include ISIS, Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), Ansar al-Sharia, and the Benghazi Defense Brigades. These groups have been involved in various attacks and violent activities in the country.

Turkey does not belong. All the others are countries in Africa

Islam spread to libya by other countries

ANIMALS IN LIBYA INCLUDE THE BARBARY SHEEP, WHICH IS SIMILAR TO NORTHERN MOUNTAIN SHEEP, BUT RATHER LARGER. ALSO IN LIBYA CAN BE FOUND THE FENNEC AND THE DANGEROUS AND AGGRESSIVE HORNED VIPER. tHERE IS ALSO A VARIETY OF EXOTIC TORTOISES, INCLUDING THE GOLDEN-GREEK TORTOISE.

Yes

Kuskus is a native and popular food in Libya

Maa al salama is how you say goodbye in Egyptian Arabic.

Kush

No.

It is simple. There is a war in Libya because people of Libya want Muammar Gaddafi to leave office so that they might be able to live more proper within their own country.

People in Libya are Arabs. So most of them have light skin, dark hair, dark eyes. Some Libyans are black because of Syrian and Egyptian decent but most look Arab.

These north African counties boarder the Mediterranean Sea

Physical characteristics is the Libya is mostly made of desert and is very limited to fresh water. one third of the population don't have access to fresh water! :(

The Libyan Desert is a very hot desert. Some of the hottest air temperatures in the world have been measured there.

Under a state of transition towards multi-party Islamist democracy. Libya is a conservative Muslim country, so most likely that Libya's new form of government will be most similar to Pakistan more than Indonesia/Turkey.

natural gas, gypsum, limestone, marine salt, and narration.

Libya must depend on augifers for water because it is mostly in the Sahara Desert. It is a very hot and dry place and there are very little trees and plants to help hold water.

desertification; limited natural fresh water resources; the Great Manmade River Project, the largest water development scheme in the world, is being built to bring water from large aquifers under the Sahara to coastal cities.

Most of the country is basically a vast sand desert, the exception being the coastline.

There wasn't a president but a king and his name was King Idris. King Idris had no male heir so he appointed his brother's son as his heir. Qaddafi led a coup to overthrow the King one single day before the brother's son was due to become King. That son, now known as a Prince, has indicated that he will be returning to Libya to help with the new government.

The main cities are on the coast, like the capital Tripoli, Benghazi, Misurata, Tobruk, and others. Beyond the coastline the country is mainly a vast desert with several major towns in the south, and many smaller towns all over the country.

As for accommodation, Libyans living in the cities reside in the same types of structures as anywhere else, brick houses, residential buildings, apartments, villas, with varying degrees of quality. In the smaller towns it is similar, with some people living in farm houses and other types of farming related dwellings.

Cyrene is an ancient Greek city founded in 630 BC by Battus I. It is present day Shahhat, Libya and it is also the important and oldest among the other five Greek cities of this region.

Tripoli is Libya's capital city and also the largest city located to the edge of rocky lands of the Mediterranean Sea.

this may not be the right answer but i believe they built cites and towns near water sources like oasis or rivers

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