Key points of amendment 6th

Answer:

1. Mansa Musa

2. Musa Keita I

3. Carthage

4. Amina

5. Kingdom of Aksum

6. A couple together with their kids. It's a basic social unit.

Explanation:

Mansa Musa or King Musa I of Mali extended his empire from 1312, when he came to power, to the whole or partial territories of the following present-day states; Mauritania, Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Nigeria and Chad.

He built mosques, universities, encouraged the development of science, especially mathematics and astronomy, but Europe nevertheless became aware of its existence only in 1324.

Carthage is the ancient city founded by the Phoenicians is virtually in an ideal location of exceptional geographical location. Once a mighty port, it was well protected from land and sea, with fertile arable land, abundant shallow water, and the location of Carthage, at the center of the maritime routes and waters of the Mediterranean, allowed for rapid development and ascent beyond all Phoenician colonies.

Carthage is one of the most important historical and archeological sites in Tunisia and throughout Africa.

Muslim queen and warrior Amina (16th-17th century) is actually Princess Zarie who made a career in the military. Amina personally, as a professional soldier, participated in military campaigns during the conquest of neighboring countries aimed at expanding trade ties over a long period of time, so during her reign the country experienced tremendous success in the field of economy. Although she received marriage offers, she refused to marry and have children, believing that she would lose power.

The Aksum Kingdom or Aksum Empire was an important state in Northeast Africa, which began its rise and growth from the 4th century BC. n. e. to reach its zenith in the 1st century AD.

Its ancient headquarters, the city of Aksum, was located in northern Ethiopia. The Aksum kingdom began to use the name Ethiopia as early as the 4th century.

Nuclear family (or core family) is a term used in sociology and anthropology to be considered a community made up of mother, father and children. The nuclear family is considered to be the smallest and most basic unit of society and the place where human reproduction takes place - both biological and social.

945 Feb.       Yalta Conference

        May       World War II ends in Europe.

        Aug.       U.S. drops an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan.

                     Potsdam Conference - Truman - Stalin and British divide up Europe

1946 Jan.        First East European Communist government set up in Albania.

1947 Jan.        Communists seize power in Poland.

        March     Truman Doctrine announced.

1948 June       Berlin Airlift begins (ends May 19, 1949)

1949 April       North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) established.

        Aug.       Soviet Union explodes its first atomic bomb.

        Oct.       Communists win Chinese Civil War.

1950 June       U.S. and other U.N. members fight North Korean forces.

                        (the Korean War ends July 27, 1953)

1953 Aug.       U.S. sponsored coup overthrows Iranian government.

1954 June       U.S. sponsored coup overthrows Guatemalan government.

       Sept.       Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) formed.

1955 May        Warsaw Pact formed.

       July         First Summit Meeting between President Dwight Eisenhower and Premier Nikita Khrushchev.

1956 Nov.        Red Army crushes the Hungarian Revolution.

1957 Oct.        Soviets launch first man‑made satellite.

1959 Feb.        Fidel Castro becomes premier of Cuba, installs Communist government.

1961 Apr.        Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba. 

       Aug.        East Germany builds Berlin Wall.

1962 June       Sino‑Soviet Conflict begins.

        Oct.       Cuban Missile Crisis.

1964 Oct.       China explodes its first atomic bomb.

1965 April      U.S. sends troops to the Dominican Republic.

        Aug.      U.S. commits combat troops to South Vietnam.

1968 Aug.      Soviet Red Army crushes Czech Uprising.

1972 Feb.       President Richard Nixon visits China.

1973 Sept.      U.S. supported coup overthrows Chilean government.

1975 Apr.       South Vietnam falls to Communist forces. 

1976 Feb.       Soviet and Cuban forces help install Communist government in Angola.

1979 Jan.        U.S. and China establish diplomatic relations.

        Dec.       Soviet Red Army invades Afghanistan 

1980 Aug.       Polish shipyard workers strike, Solidarity Union formed.

1983 Dec.       U.S. invades Grenada.

1985 Mar.      Mikhail Gorbachev becomes leader of the Soviet Union, the following year he declares glasnost and     perestroika. 

1989 May       Led by university students, over one million Chinese in Tiananmen Square demand reforms by 

                    the Chinese Communist government.

        Sept.     Solidarity forms the first post-war non-Communist government in Poland 

        Oct.       Hungary declares a non-Communist government.

        Nov.       East Germany allows unrestricted migration to West Germany.

        Dec.       Berlin Wall is demolished.

1990 May       George Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev agree to the reunification of Germany in 1994

1991 Aug.       Hard-line Communists stage unsuccessful coup against Mikhail Gorbachev. 

        Dec.       The Soviet Union is abolished.  Boris Yeltsin becomes President of Russia.