الرعي و تربية الماشية بالمناطق الجبلية المغربية خلال فترة الحماية الفرنسية (1912- 1956)‎ : الخصائص و الآثار

Abstract EN

Agricultural settlement in all its forms and types is one of the most important political, economic, and social tools on which the French colonial authorities have relied to base their control over Morocco and undermine its economic and social support.

Therefore, the issue of controlling mountain pastures and resorts by the colonizer was considered as a means of foreign penetration and infiltrating into Moroccan villages and mountain regions in an attempt to control their agricultural field, control the brave resistance they were characterized by.

And as French colonization entered these areas and intensified the siege it imposed on them, the suffering of the population, which had become unable to find resorts and pastures for their livestock, had adversely affected their economy, and the French had been using the difficult economic and social conditions of the population to make them surrender to colonialism.