The author focuses on the historical connection between England and Morocco. He shows that these cultures are linked by diplomatic concepts and conflicts. Religion is shown as one of the main differences separating these two cultures.
How is this established in the text?
- The text shows that England and Morocco are different countries, but with ancient connections.
- It shows that Morocco was often seen by England as an enemy, someone who should be subjugated. However, it was often seen as an ally and a country that could contribute diplomatically to England and vice versa.
This relationship has been strengthened with time and with the advancement of diplomatic relations, although the differences between these countries are still imposing, especially in relation to religion.
This question is about the text "The Moor in English Renaissance Drama."
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