Morocco

Morocco was a French colony at the beginning of the war; and after the surrender of France became a Vichy France colony. On November 8, 1942 the Allies invaded Morocco and control of Morocco passed to the Free French Forces which it remained until the end of the war.

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January 1New Year's Day January 27Sainte-Dévote, patron saint of the PrincipalityApril 24Easter SundayApril 25Easter MondayMay 1Labour DayJune 2Ascension DayJune 13Whit MondayJune 23Corpus ChristiAugust 15Assumption of the Blessed VirginNovember 1All Saints DayNovember 19National DayDecember 8Immaculate ConceptionDecember 25Christmas Day

Bought 2 large but somewhat older males 40+ yo (Becomes a bit hard to determine from there on) @ the Tétouan market for 22.000 Dirham + 600 Dirham (about $ 1300 a piece) for the middle man who know how to check their health, but by no means a vet. This was in end of 2011 and when we tried to sell them after 4 months we were offered 14.600 Dirham, guess we were paying their middle man now ($850 a piece), which we took on the 3rd day. I assume the real value must be somewhat in the middle of these extremes. Unless you're on the run from the law, or a plain crazy massochist, I would see no reason to buy one for any other reason than its meat, which you couldn't stomach after spending any lenght of time with one : the horror of the sound, sight (esp. them pissing in their own mouth) and above all the smell ....

True, but like a horse : it may be strong but unless it's a race horse, it won't fetch more than the price of the meat ...

Most Moroccan children go to school, especially in the cities. However, public schools in Morocco are terribly underfunded and have high dropout rates, especially in high school. In rural and poorer areas, large numbers of children work either formally or informally rather than going to school because their families need the income. Additionally, in rural areas, many children only speak Tarifit, Tamazight, Tashlichit, or other Amazigh (Berber) languages and find the Arabic/Derija language school system very difficult to learn.

Wealthy Moroccans often go to private schools.

On November 18, 2006, Morocco celebrated the 50th anniversary of its independence. Morocco recovered its political independence from France on March 2, 1956, and on April 7, France officially relinquished its protectorate.

If you mean the cone shaped hat with tassels, then the plural word is fezzes.

The Moroccan flag is all red with a green star in its middle.

The green star means Islam, the five corners of the star represent the five pillars of Islam.

The red means that Islam is protected by our blood.

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You could just say bye in French or say salam o alaikoum. If you wanted to say hi in Algeria you could say Bonjour or salam.

It depends on what the question is asking.

If it is asking what word Moroccans use for "money", the most common term is the Arabic word "flus" (فلوس), which is a slang term for money used across the Arab word. Sometimes the proper Arabic word "maal" (مال) is used instead, or the French words "argent" or "centimes".

If it is asking what currency Moroccans use, the Moroccan Dirham - MAD (درهم مغربي) is the currency of Morocco.

They don't just greet the person they are talking to, they also greet, or ask how their whole line of family is.

Morocco is famous for lots of things, not least of which is the movie Casablanca. Morocco is also famous for it's beautiful markets, rugs, leathers, and spices. If you're thinking of traveling there it might be best to purchase a book at your local bookstore, or library.

The Morccan currency in current circulation is the Moroccan Dirham, code MAD.

Currently, (as of December 5, 2013), there are 8.22 MAD per US Dollar, 11.23 MAD per Euro, and 13.42 MAD per British Pound Sterling.

Morocco's coast is on the Atlantic Ocean and the Meditteranean Sea.

There are two definitions for what defines the eastern and western hemispheres of the Earth.

The proper definition is that the western hemisphere includes all points west of the Prime Meridian up to the 180-degree line and the eastern hemisphere includes all points east of the Prime Meridian up to 180-degree line. According to this definition, Morocco is in the western hemisphere because it is west of the Prime Meridian.

The looser definition is to consider the Old World Continents: Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia to be the eastern hemisphere and for the New World Continents: North and South America to be the western hemisphere. According to this definition, Morocco is in the eastern hemisphere because it is part of Africa.

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Morocco has 37 provinces/states and 2 wilayas

Morocco is in northwestern Africa on the Atlantic Ocean, south of Spain and northwest of Algeria.

For extra links, you can copy and paste these to get a clear view of Morocco's location on the map:

http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/country/morocco.html

http://www.lonelyplanet.com/maps/africa/morocco/

There are no tigers in Morocco or anyplace else in Africa. They are an Asian animal.

The flight time is 8 hours, 54 minutes.

it depend on where you start

If we assume travel is from New York's JFK to Istanbul and travel is on a nonstop flight (Delta 72) then flight time is approximately 10 hours and 25 minutes however if travel is from Chicago's OHare to Istanbul on a nonstop flight (Turkish Airlines 6) then the flight time is 11 hours and 5 minutes. These flight times can vary depending upon the type of aircraft used.

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The Strait of Gibraltar

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