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 Where sovereignty and safety meet, 
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Morocco

By: Sabrina, Claire, Michelle, and Sophie

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Morocco Facts

Population: Over 32 Million

Location: Northern Africa

Capital: Rabat

Languages: Arabic and French

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National Anthem

Fountain of Freedom, Source of Light

Where sovereignty and safety meet,

Safety and sovereignty May you ever combine!

You have lived among nations With title sublime,

Filling each heart, Sung by each tongue,

Your champion has risen And answered your call.

In my mouth And in my blood

Your breezes have stirred Both light and fire.

Up! my brethren, Strive for the highest.

We call to the world That we are here ready.

We salute as our emblem

God, Homeland, and King.

Click here to hear it!

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Moroccan Music

There are 3 types of Moroccan music are Arab, Berber, and Popular.Arab:Click Here To Hear Arab Music

Berber: Click Here To Hear Berber Music

Popular: Click Here To Hear Popular Moroccan Music

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Moroccan Dances

Moroccan dance videoThe most common form of dancing is “Shikat” also known as belly dancing.

Dancing during ceremonies, festivals, marriages, and religious gatherings is a common tradition.

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French Influences

Most people in Casablanca speak French.

French is taught in school.

Moroccan French is mostly spoken by government and upper-class people.

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Fashion in Morocco

Moroccan fashion reflects their personality and social status.

A traditional outfit is the djellaba.

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djellaba.

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