French policy in Algeria 1830/1962

Abstract

The Arabic language is considered a cultural, spiritual and intellectual cultural heritage and is the main pillar of the unity of Muslims and a fundamental pillar of the Algerian identity. It witnessed by the French colonialism during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries a colonial arrogance suggesting the eradication of originality from its roots by destroying the Arabic language and marginalizing it among the local population and claiming Algeria is French. Colonialism is the priority of the French culture, and The policy was baptized to do so in a policy followed by several sequential steps that eliminate the development of the national spirit.
Literature touched and tightened control over religious centers by closing mosques to preachers as enlightening and awareness centers. It also created tribal strife and the barbaric crisis and distorted the Arabic term. The study aims to introduce colonial politics and the oppression of the language suffered by Algeria during that period, and it was concluded that the policy of the French is a policy of misinformation whose purpose is to disperse the unity of the Algerian nation and move under the model of French culture and keep the generation away from its principles and values to remain under subservience a humiliating humiliation that does not
achieve the development of its homeland.