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100

This body of water on the northern coast separates Africa from Europe

What is the Strait of Gibraltar?

100

This country controlled the vast majority of Morocco at the start of the war

What is France?

100

The principal ingredients of the national drink: Moroccan Whiskey

what are green tea, fresh mint, and (lots of) sugar?

100

These 2 colors are found on the Moroccan flag

What is red and green?

100

Morocco was the first country to recognize this new country in the 18th century

what is the United States?

200

This is the largest city in Morocco

What is Casablanca?

200

This was the code name of the Allied landings in Morocco in 1942

What is operation Torch?

200

This grain is commonly served on Fridays after prayers

what is Couscous?

200

This is the English word for these famous, colorful Moroccan Souks 

what is a market?

200

Morocco was converted to Islam during these centuries

what are the 7th and 8th centuries CE?

300

This mountain range includes the highest peak in Morocco - Jbel Toubkai 13,671 feet above sea level

What are the Atlas Mountains?

300

This American General landed near Casablanca on Nov 8, 1942 beginning a storied career during the war 

Who is Genral George S Patton?

300

These are among the the 30+ spices in the famous spice blend ras el hanout (name at least 3)

What is cinnamon, turmeric, cumin, cardamom, nutmeg, rose petals, coriander seeds, ginger, black pepper, cloves, paprika, mace, fennel seeds, bay leaves?

300

The red tarboosh is more commonly known as this

What is a Fez hat?

300

Unlike its North African neighbors, Morocco never fully succumbed to abosorption into this empire in the 16th and 17th centuries

what is the Ottoman empire?

400

The Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga dunes are part of this famous geographic feature

What is the Sahara Desert?

400

Name of the political entity that controlled Casablanca in the movie by the same name

What is Vichy France?

400

Morocco is the largest exporter of this fish

what are Sardines?

400

You might still see flutes in the central square of Jemaa el-Fnaa in Marrakesh's old square engaged in this activity

what is snake charming?

400

This Moroccan group has maintained a distinct identity through centuries of Roman, Carthaginian, Ottoman,  Islamic, and European influence

who are the Berbers?

500

The Todgha and Dades are this type of geographic feature on which you might want to do some serious climbing

What is a gorge?

500

These two battleships - one US and one French - slugged it out in Casablanca at the start of operation Torch

What are the USS Massachusetts and Le Jean Bart?

500

This soup is commonly eaten during Ramadan

what is Haira?

500

This genre of music is popular for dancing at weddings and celebrations

what is Chaabi music?

500

This Moroccan University founded in 859 in Fez is recognized by UNESCO as the oldest continuously operating university in the world

what is the University of al-Qarawiyyin?

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