Casablanca
"Casablanca" means "White House" in this language
What is Portuguese?
Morocco was a protectorate, essentially a colony, of this country from 1912 to 1956.
What is France?
This semolina based food is a staple of every Moroccan meal
What is bread?
Morocco is located on this continent
What is Africa?
This is the most commonly spoken language is Morocco
What is Arabic?
The Hassan II, located in Casablanca, is one of the largest of these sacred buildings in the world
What is a mosque?
Morocco gained independence in this year
What is 1956?
This livestock is the most commonly eaten variety of meat in Morocco
What is chicken?
This body of water is located to the north of Morocco
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
These two nations had a large influence on modern Moroccan culture due to their colonization of the area
What are France & Spain?
What is 3.2 million?
Morocco runs this style of government
What is a unitary, semi-constitutional monarchy?
This widely known Moroccan dish, made of steam semolina, is traditionally eaten on Fridays
What is couscous?
This body of water is located to the west of Morocco
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
In Morocco, this beverage is consumed at any time during the day
What is mint tea?
What is "hill"?
This city is the capital of Morocco
What is Rabat?
This traditional yellow Moroccan spice has an average price of $10-20 per gram
What is saffron?
This desert plain lies to the east of Morocco
What is the Sahara?
This Moroccan city boasts one of the world's oldest universities
What is Fez?
Aside from tourism, Casablanca is part of this booming industry
What is plastic surgery?
The Moroccan royal family has been in power since this century
This locally grown small fruit is a staple of Moroccan cuisine and a major export, often served in dishes and on the table as a light appetizer before the meal itself
What is the olive?
This mountain range covers most of Morocco
What are the Atlas mountains?
The highest point in the range reaches 13,000 feet!
These three cultures make up the majority of Moroccan cultural heritage
What are the Jewish, Berber, and Arabic cultures?