The people of Western Sahara declared independence in 1976 in a small hamlet called Bir Lehlu. At that time Morocco tried to occupy the territory. In 1991 a ceasefire was reached between Morocco and the independence movement POLISARIO, monitored by a UN peace mission called MINURSO.
France couln't control Algeria and it's the reason why she left.
lets say an Arab had a baby with a light skin Egyptian =Berber they were a part of the Moors and helped take over Spain in 711
Morocco and indochina
Western Sahara, Vatican City and Brunei in 2008
Morocco had a strategic location on the Atlantic seaboard and also gave the French additional protection for Algeria.
Yes and no. Morocco is larger (710,850 km2 versus 551,500 km2 for mainland France) if you include the disputed area of Western Sahara; it is 20% smaller than France (446 550 km2 versus 551,500 km2 for mainland France) if you do not take that disputed area into account.
You are more likely to be killed crossing the road to reach the airport you intend to fly from. Take any advice given (I assume, by a travel agent, or hotel) and don't be too flashy with cameras and money.
to take over the trade so they could be rich
You can take a plane to Spain & then take a boat over to Morocco perhaps
its about 1500 miles, three days and two nights if you stop over or quicker if you do not
In 1904 Britain and France had entered into a secret agreement according to which Britain was to have a free hand in Egypt, and France was to take over Morocco. The agreement became known to Germany and aroused her indignation. The German emperor went to Morocco and promised the Sultan of Morocco his full support for the independence of Morocco.
It would take about 25 hours to fly from Wellington, New Zealand to Rabat, Morocco.