To what extent has the 2011 constitutional change affected *linguistic pluralism* and Arabisation in Morocco? (EPQ Report Plan)
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- To what extent has the 2011 constitutional change affected linguistic pluralism and Arabisation in Morocco?
- The Arab Spring
- Moroccan Spring
- Protests in Morocco (timeline)
- Demands of protestors in Morocco
- February 20 Movement (prominent protest movement)
- The Amazigh Movement (prominent protest movement)
- Especially regarding official language change
- 2011 Moroccan Constitution Change
- Referendum (briefly)
- Result (only if useful for evaluation)
- Reactions
- Official language change to MSA and Amazigh
- Check official language(s) before the change
- Brief summary of the overall changes made
- Referendum (briefly)
- Linguistic pluralism in Morocco
- Darija
- Berber Languages (especially Amazigh)
- French
- Arabisation in Morocco
- Education
- Government/ Politics
- Moroccanisation
- Speaking (everyday use of language)
- Media e.g. TV -if useful for evaluation
- The Arab Spring
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