Because of their good water sources on the coast.
No. Morocco was colonized because of its critical position on the Straits of Gibraltar and because of its proximity to Algeria, which was part of France in the early 1900s. The fact that Morocco has plentiful fishing grounds off the coast was not tantalizing to either France or Spain, which have direct access to much the same fishes anyway.
In Africa Spain colonized a little region in norther Morocco known as Rif, another little bit in southern Morocco known as Ifni, the Western Sahara and Equatorial Guinea.
Technically the Zulu people were not colonized, their land was though for a stage, by the British.
Answer this question… Both countries were colonized by European imperial powers. India was colonized by Great Britain, and Haiti was colonized by France.
No, Morocco doesn't share a border with France. France is in Europe and Morocco is on the African continent
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Spain and France both colonize Morocco. Spain colonized Morocco in the north, the south, and Western Sahara (which Morocco currently controls). France colonized Morocco's central region where the overwhelming majority of Morocco's population lives.
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France colonized Morocco sometime in the 19th century, and gave it its independence in 1956. Hope that helped! :)
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Morocco never really got colonized by the french. Instead it became a protectorate of France. Disorder increased until Sultan of Morocco Abd al-Hafid besieged by Berber soldiers in his capital city Fes, he was forced to ask the French to rescue him. When they had done so, he had no choice but to sign the Treaty of Fez (March 30, 1912), by which Morocco became a French protectorate. In return, the French guaranteed that the status of the sultan and his successors would be maintained. So Morocco became a protectorate of France in 1912. Source in the Related Links.
In Africa Spain colonized a little region in norther Morocco known as Rif, another little bit in southern Morocco known as Ifni, the Western Sahara and Equatorial Guinea.
The French explored and colonized a number of countries. These countries include Albania, Croatia, Italy, Morocco, Libya, as well as the Ivory Coast.
The French explored and colonized a number of countries. These countries include Albania, Croatia, Italy, Morocco, Libya, as well as the Ivory Coast.
Though France, Germany and England all had colonized parts of Africa Morocco remained independent. However in 1911 Morocco fell into political instability. Both France and Germany wanted the country and were enraged that the other was going to break the treaty they had with Morocco and colonize it.