Morocco

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Moroccans are people from Morocco its not a religion, its a country in Northern Africa. The main religion of the Moroccan people is Islam at 99% of the population, then Christianity at 1%, and Judaism is followed by about 6,000 people.

Moroccans spend time with family and friends when they have time off from work.

Most people in Morocco wear Western clothing: jeans, shirts, dresses, and skirts. The colors of these clothes are usually muted (blacks, navies, dark greens, etc. for males and pastels for females) and men may wear a leather jacket to keep warm whereas women may wear a sweater. As for traditional clothing, the women typically wear a kaftan, but a man would typically wear a jelaba. There are variations from city to city also. In some cities they might wear a fez, in others they might where a different type of hat, it varies from city to city. For example the people of Marrackech are not going to wear the same thing as people from Sidi Ifni.

Better known as the Agadir Crisis, this was an international tension caused by the massive deployment of French troops in Morocco in April of 1911. It effectively resulted in the Treaty of Fez.

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read article from newspaper said that prince amine shail he is the first beat maker & music maker and music producer in morocco (rabat / casablanca) , fawzi -news reporter

France and Germany were the main countries involved in the 1906 crisis. Nations supporting either side included Britain, Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Spain.

The cast of Cafe Morocco - 2011 includes: Cinda Jackson as Beth Shelly Kurtz as Adam

Oslo is further east than Dublin and Rabat. It is the capital of Norway. So Norway is the answer.

The distance between Morocco and Frace, or France and Morocco is 1,036 miles.

Frank Marocco's birth name is Frank L. Marocco.

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No, but in 2004 there was a contestant from Aruba called Fatima Salie.

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united Arab emirates, its the closest dialect to Saudi which is the most accurate, morrocan is very hard to understand as it is often mixed with french.

Get as close as you can go Saudi-Arabia, so UAE would be a good place to learn. Moroccan-Arabic is not mixed with french but is hard to understand.

The Fez was created in 1976.

A fez is a commonly worn hat in Egypt

After World War I, both France and Spain maintained their protectorates in Morocco. However, Abd el-Krim led a Berber uprising from 1921 to 1926 that resulted in the establish of the Republic of the Rif. This rebellion was eventually suppressed by the French and Spanish. By 1943, the independence party Istiqlal had been established to push for national independence. By 1956, Morocco had regained its independence from both France and Spain; by 1957, Sultan Mohammed V was proclaimed king of Morocco.

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.

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Marrakech is a city built by Moroccan Berber empire.

Uqba ibn Naif conquered the northern part of what is now Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. The northern part of Morocco, Fes, was conquered, but the country was Islamized by Idris 1 from what is now Mecca, Saudi Arabia. His son Idriss 11 later expanded the country farther. After the Idrisid dynasty ended after a sucession of rulers, the Berber Almoravids took over Morocco. During the time of the Almoravids, the Almohads started to take power and so on.