Moroccan Spanish immigrants

Although Morocco is geographically divided into a country belonging to North Africa. But from a political and cultural point of view, this country is closer to Arabia and Western Europe.

Morocco and Spain are separated only by water. When the weather is fine, you can see Morocco directly from the Spanish coast.

Europeans had contact with Morocco in the first century BC. In 40 AD, the Roman Empire annexed the kingdom of Mauritania, which ruled Morocco at that time, and then Rome colonized Morocco culturally and politically.

During the Mauritanian dynasty, the indigenous people living in Morocco were Berbers. But since the Roman invasion, Berbers have been brutally slaughtered. During this period, Romans and Arabs began to take root in Morocco.

After the Roman dynasty defeated the kingdom of Mauritania, it did not completely conquer Morocco, and parts of Morocco were still controlled by Berbers.

However, it is worth noting that the indigenous Berbers originally living in Morocco are not pure blacks in Africa, but Arabs close to whites. Anthropologists believe that Berbers belong to Europa's Mediterranean type, that is, whites living in southern Europe and the Middle East are closer to modern Turkish Greeks.

So in the first century, the aborigines living in Morocco were not black.

In fact, throughout North African countries, there are basically no blacks.

Black people mainly live in central and southern Africa, and even some small tribes live in some areas, so the existing black genes in Morocco are sparse.

In 429 AD, the Vandals living in Spain crossed the Strait of Gibraltar and occupied Morocco.

Morocco's main coastal gathering areas and grain-producing areas are completely controlled by the Wanda people, but the Berbers still control the eastern and southern parts of Mexico.

During the Vandals' control of Morocco, a large number of Spanish immigrated to Morocco, and such residents mainly lived in the coastal areas of Morocco. The Berbers who originally lived in this area were driven away.

In the 7th century, Arabs entered Morocco and completed their rule over Morocco, and later established the Arab dynasty.

In such a period, Morocco once again became a gathering place for Arabs and Europeans.

During the Arab rule in Morocco, although there was no excessive suppression and expulsion of Berbers, the population growth rate of Berbers was much slower than that of Arabs because a large number of Arabs entered Morocco.

/kloc-In the 6th century, Arabs became the main ethnic group in Morocco.

Due to the limited land and living resources in Morocco, even if some blacks living in central and southern Africa have entered Morocco, the number is not very large.

/kloc-In the 5th century, with the colonial expansion of European countries, Morocco became the frontier of European powers' occupation of Africa.

During such a period, European countries fought fiercely for Morocco, and Morocco changed hands several times in the hands of European powers.

From15th century to16th century, the slave trade between Africa and America reached its peak. Even though some blacks lived in Morocco, because Morocco had become a colony of European countries at that time, most of the blacks here were sold to the United States, and even a large number of people, including Rabers and Berbers living in Morocco, were sold to the United States.

After entering the18th century, Europe began to plunder Morocco's minerals and resources. During this period, a large number of Europeans entered Morocco for trade, and later these people gradually integrated into Arabs. 19 12 years, Molok became a Spanish and French protected area.

As Morocco is a country under European colonial rule, its overall political economy is relatively developed. 1 after the world war and the second world war, a large number of Arabs entered Morocco to live.

Morocco gained basic autonomy after independence from France and Spain in 1956.

In 1950s, with the successive independence of African countries, the international status of blacks was also improved. Some black people living in Central Africa came to Morocco to make a living. After all, Morocco was also a relatively developed country in Africa at that time.

Therefore, in the 1950s and 1960s, a large number of blacks began to enter Morocco. However, due to the exclusion of religion and culture, many blacks existed in the form of Jobs and did not live long.

From the 1960s to the present, even if blacks can get some development in Morocco, the population is small.

For example, there are 30 million people in Morocco, 75% of whom are Arabs and 20% are primitive Berbers. Arabs and Berbers are standard whites.

Therefore, it is not surprising that in Morocco, whites are the majority.