This approach also ensures the localization of the Moroccan region, with no further concerns. Due to the small Spanish population, under the premise of being able to assimilate the Moroccans, Carlo still wants to acquire Morocco's millions of people.
Otherwise, more brutal methods would await the Moroccans. Before the end of World War II, Spain still had enough time to conduct various assimilation experiments in the Moroccan region.
In fact, Carlo had underestimated the allure of Spanish nationality, or rather the status of a free citizen, to the Moroccans.
Although the Moroccans are white, this is a backward African region. Morocco still practices slavery, and it is quite a feudal monarchy.
Although Morocco has millions of people, a considerable portion of them are slaves of the nobility.
As long as they obey Spanish rule, joining Spanish nationality could grant them the status of free citizens, which is extremely attractive to those Moroccan slaves.
