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Research Paper On Morocco

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Kingdom of Morocco
Morocco is best known for its beaches, scenery, food, and art. It’s one of the most populous places in the world, and one of the richest places in the world
Most Moroccans wear head gear all year long because sun protection is required even in winter. Moroccans will greet you with open arms as a sign of respect. They are known to be very kind and understanding. Morocco has a very unique culture.
When meeting a Moroccan there are a few things you need to know. First, Moroccans eat with their right hand only. Also, it’s impolite to point at people and to say no when someone offers you food. The left hand is considered dirty and should only be used when going to the bathroom. Overall you should never be disrespectful to
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