Was it at all possible during the time that the 1500-1700's that Morocco could have joined Europe in the colonial race in the new world, or elsewhere? What effect might this have had on European colonialism?
Does colonizing Western Sahara count?
The UN decolonization committee seems to think so.
Does colonizing Western Sahara count?
The UN decolonization committee seems to think so.
Yeah, the U.N thinks a lot of weird things these day's. Western Sahara as a colony is one of those weird things. Honestly I think Spain should have let Morocco have all of Western Sahara, and not run it as a joint administrative territory.
West Sahara is on the U.N. Decolonization list, however Morocco is'nt technically involved, rather it's still listed as, and in some legal way still is, a Colony of Spain.
I thought it was currently administered by Morocco. I have no idea why people are saying it shouldn't count as a colony, seeing that its people want independence and Morocco won't let them.
West Sahara is on the U.N. Decolonization list, however Morocco is'nt technically involved, rather it's still listed as, and in some legal way still is, a Colony of Spain.
I thought it was currently administered by Morocco. I have no idea why people are saying it shouldn't count as a colony, seeing that its people want independence and Morocco won't let them.
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