Join Us for This Interactive Experience Let's learn more about the relationship between the US and Morocco together! Join Us for this Interactive Experience Let's learn more about the relationship between the US and Morocco together! Join Us for this Interactive Experience Let's learn more about the relationship between the US and Morocco together! 0% 11 1 / 14 When did the United States establish a consulate in Morocco? 1797 1787 1997 1979 2 / 14 When was the Sultan's 1777 declaration renewed? Two years later A decade later One year later One month later 3 / 14 When was the treaty of Marrakech approved by congress? Check 4 / 14 What happened in 1779? The sultan made contact with the new American government The sultan declared war on Spain George Washington contacted the sultan 5 / 14 Was Morocco one of the first states to seek diplomatic relations with the United States? True False 6 / 14 Who were the three ministers in Paris mentioned in the video above? John Adams Benjamin Franklin John Jay Thomas Jefferson 7 / 14 What was the name of the American merchant ship capture by Morocco? Check 8 / 14 What president did the king Mohamed V receive in 1943? Harry S Truman Franklin D Roosvelt Herbert Hoover 9 / 14 When did Morocco gain independence from France? Check 10 / 14 What happened in 1785? Check 11 / 14 Who was the first president of the United States? John Adams George Washington Benjamin Franklin John Dickinson 12 / 14 The US sent it's first official communication to the Sultan of Morocco in what year? Check 13 / 14 What was the name of the Sultan of Morocco in 1777? Abdallah Bin Ismail Muhamad Bin Ismail Ahmad Bin Ismail 14 / 14 What did the sultan of Morocco Allow to enter freely into Morocco? Camels Trains Ships Boats Airplanes Horses Chariots NamePhone NumberEmail Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Thanks for participating in this activity! Click on the link below to browse all themes, and participate in more activities! More Activities Thanks for participating in this activity! Click on the link below to browse all themes, and participate in more activities! More Activities Back to the top of the page