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Children between the ages of 6 and 15 attend primary school and then attend secondary school for three additional years

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the Arab spring in Libya is the series of fights and wars that led to the death of Libya's dictator Muammar Gadaffi.

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October 2010- the European Union and Libya sign agreement designed to slow illegal migration.
March 2011- UN security council makes libya a no fly zone and orders airstrikes in Libya to protect the citizens
October 20th 2012- Gaddafi captured and later killed by rebels.
2012 September - US ambassador and three other Americans are killed when Islamist militants, including Ansar al-Sharia, storm the consulate in Benghazi.
2012 December - Former Prime Minister al-Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi goes on trial in Tripoli on charges of "acts that led to the unjust killing of Libyans" and of funnelling about $25m of public money through Tunisia to help forces loyal to Col Gaddafi.
2014 July - UN staff pull out, embassies shut, foreigners evacuated as security situation deteriorates. Tripoli international airport is largely destroyed by fighting.
2015 February - Egyptian jets bomb Islamic State targets in Derna, a day after the group there released a video showing the beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians.

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TERRAIN: Mostly barren, and features flat to rippling plains, plateaus and depressions which are low points in the ground or sinkholes. Several highlands dot the landscape, but there are almost no true mountain ranges. South of libya's coastal strip there is a grassland that gives a way to the sahara desert. The mediterranean coast and the sahara desert are Libya’s most prominent natural features. Libya has the longest mediterranean coastline.

WEATHER AND CLIMATE: it is hot and dry in the summer, and the winters are mild with cool evenings. Libya’s coastline can be very windy. R ainfall is sparse but drizzly days are common in fall

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Muslim

Islam

Christianity

Buddhism
Hinduism

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This is the capital of Libya

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Many groups in Libya are fighting each other and struglling to gain power but alone these groups are too small to run the government but would refuse to join together.

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When the government struggled the weapons were left unprotected which led to the dispersing of the governments arsenal to countries all along Africa. This became a huge risk of rising terrorist threats and violence.

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LIbya has a massive resource called petroleum in which they sell to provide money for the country to continue.

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Gadaffi was born in 1942 and was the previous dictator of Libya until his dictatorship ended on October 20th in 2011 when he was murdered by his own people near his hiding place by Sirte.

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About 6,244,174 people live in Libya and most are Berber or Arab. The most common religion is Muslim.

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LIbya is between algeria and egypt.