The biggest events in Yemen History

The biggest events in Yemen's history include:

1. Ancient Yemen Kingdom: B.C. Founded in the 8th century, the Kingdom of Saba was one of the oldest and most important kingdoms in the history of Yemen. The Kingdom of Saba was known for its riches and the water systems of its capital, Marib.

2. Spread of Islam to Yemen: With the spread of Islam in the 7th century, Yemen came under a Muslim government. The spread of Islam profoundly affected Yemen religiously, culturally and politically.

3. Sovereignty of the Ottoman Empire: In the 16th century, Yemen came under the rule of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans saw Yemen as a strategic region and gave importance to it to control trade routes.

4. North-South Divide: In 1967, South Yemen declared independence from Britain and became a separate state. This event led to the division of Yemen into north and south. In 1990, the two Yemens united to form the Republic of Yemen.

5. Houthi Rebellion: In 2014, Houthi rebels took control in Yemen and rebelled against the government. This rebellion marked the beginning of the civil war in Yemen and led to a major humanitarian crisis in the country. The civil war still continues. These events are the biggest and most important turning points in Yemen's history. However, there have been many other events throughout Yemen's history and this list is just some of them.