France colonized Morocco sometime in the 19th century, and gave it its independence in 1956. Hope that helped! :)
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.
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.
Morocco, Spain, and France.
No, Morocco doesn't share a border with France. France is in Europe and Morocco is on the African continent
The distance between Morocco and Frace, or France and Morocco is 1,036 miles.
Morocco was split between France and Spain.
Morocco was semi-independent throughout the 1800s. France showed great interest in Morocco as soon as it began to colonize Algeria in the 1830s, but would not establish the French Protectorate of Morocco until 1912. In 1860, Spain expanded its territorial possessions in Morocco and continued to expand control in the later 1800s. However, Spain never controlled more than 10% of "recognized" Morocco.
France didnt want to only Belgian wanted to colonize congo
because they had many riches from trading and they had many rain forest
Morocco, Spain, and France.
Germany didn't try to colonize France, Germany succeeded in colonizing France in 1940 after the French government surrendered to Germany.