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What is the date in history that the western Sahara became a state or an independent?
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When did Morocco become independent from its colonists?
Morocco became independent on 2 March 1956. It is worth noting that with the exception of Ifni and Rio de Oro (Western Sahara), all of Spanish and French Morocco became independent jointly.
What was the only western territory added to the US after if became an independent republic?
california
What is the oldest independent nation in the Western Hemisphere?
Haiti No, the USA became an independent nation in 1776. Haiti became independent in 1804, so the USA is older than Haiti by about 28 years.
What changed in history of the Revolutionary War?
America became an Independent Country
Why is 1821 important in Texas History?
mexico became independent from spain
When did the company Western Electric became defunct?
Western Electric became defunct in 1995 when AT&t changed its name from AT&t Technologies to Lucent Technologies. Lucent became an independent company in 1996.
When did the history of the US begin?
When the Declaration of Independence was ratified and the USA became an independent nation.
How did Samoa become independent?
New Zealand occcupied German Samoa at the start of WWII, as Western Samoa. In 1962 the island became independent from all overseas countries and it dropped the word Western from its name in 1997.
This country became the first independent black ruled country in the western Hemisphere?
The Republic Of HAITI is the first independent African ruled country in the Western Hemisphere. Thank You My Name Is : Patpdd well patpdd u are a dummy
What country became independent without fighting a war?
Only one in all history...Canada
Does Africa have colonies?
It is debated. The last European possession in Africa became independent in 1980 (Zimbabwe). However, some African nations held non-self-governing territories after the last European colonies became independent. The only remaining territory considered by some to be a "colony" is West Sahara, which is controlled by Morocco.
Why did Spain get rid of Spanish Morocco in 1953?
Spain gave up on certain regions of Morocco (such as the northern region except Ceuta and Melilla and the southern region except for Ifni and Western Sahara) because French Morocco became an independent country. However, the year is off. This occurred in 1956, not 1953. In 1969, Spain gave Morocco the Ifni region after mounting international pressure and UNGA Resolution 2072. Spain also withdrew from Western Sahara in 1975, after which it was promptly occupied by Morocco in what is known as the Green March.
