Morocco’s history is shaped by monumental events that defined its path. The Battle of Tétouan (1860) showcased resistance against foreign invasion, while the Treaty of Fez (1912) marked the start of the French Protectorate. The restoration of independence in 1956 reclaimed sovereignty, and the Green March (1975) demonstrated national unity in reclaiming Western Sahara. The 2011 Constitution introduced key democratic reforms, reinforcing Morocco’s evolving political and social landscape.