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BRAZIL ORDER & PROGRESS

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BRAZIL

ORDER & PROGRESS

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National Anthem

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Introduction

Brazil is officially called as the Federative republic of Brazil.

It is the worlds fifth largest country both by geographical area and population with over 193 million people.

Independence was achieved in 1822 and became republic in 1889 leaving away the constitutional monarchy and parliamentary systems.

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Current constitution was formulated in1988 defining Brazil as federal republic.

The Federation is formed by the union of the federal Districts, the 26 states.

Brazil is one of the fastest growing major economies.

Brazil comes from brazilwood, a tree that grew plentifully along the Brazil coast.

It is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean in the east and surrounded by Venezuela and Guyana from the part of Northern side.

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Brazil covers a vast area of 3,287,597 Square Miles having water of 0.65%.

Indigenous people of Brazil were basically from the Portugal domains and enhanced their tradition similar to them.

Later 1822, Banking was introduced which created the root for its economical stabilization.

Legislature is National Congress› Upper House – Federal Senate› Lower House – Chamber of Deputies

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Quick Facts

Capital – Brasilia Largest City – Sao Paulo Official Language – Portuguese Legislature – National Congress Currency – Real (R$) President – Dilma Rousseff Ethnicity – White, Multiracial, Black and

Asian.

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History

The Land now called Brazil was claimed by Portugal in April 1500.

In between Napoleon’s invasion was repelled by Portuguese military in 1821.

Finally Brazilian independence was declared by last emperor ‘Dom Pedro’.

Brazil became an independent country on 7th September 1822.

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Basically it starts with the people of Americans who arrived thousands of years ago by crossing the Bering land bridge.

Brazil is one of the three modern states in the America to have its own indigenous monarchy (other 2 were Mexico & Haiti).

Populism and development were rapid from 1930 to 1964.

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List of States

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Climate

The climate of Brazil comprises a wide range of weather conditions, but most of the country is Tropical.

Brazil hosts 5 major climatic conditions› Equatorial› Tropical› Highland Tropical› Temperate› Subtropical

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BIODIVERSITY

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Brazil’s large territory comprises of different ecosystems such as ‘Amazon Forest’ recognized as having the greatest “Biological Diversity” .

Biodiversity can contribute significantly to Agriculture, livestock, forestry and fisheries extraction.

A single drug for controlling hypertension, developed with the venom of ‘jararaca’ would yield about $1.5 billion a year.

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Government and Politics

The Brazilian Federation is the “indissoluble union” of three distinct political entities : the states, the municipalities, and the Federal district.

Together with several smaller parties, four political parties stand out : Worker’s party, Brazilian Social Democratic party, Brazilian democratic movement party, and Democrats.

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Military

Brazil provides a financial aid of $1 billion per year for the welfare of Military.

The armed forces of Brazil consists of the Brazilian Army, the Brazilian Navy, and the Brazilian Air Force.

They constitute the largest Army force in Latin America, having about 700 manned aircraft in service.

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Economy

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Brazil is the largest economy in Latin America and World’s sixth largest economy at market exchange rates and seventh largest in purchasing power parity.

Its current GDP per capita is $10,200 putting Brazil in the 64th position according to World Bank data.

It ha huge and developed Agriculture, mining, manufacturing and service sectors, as well as large labor pools.

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Brazilian exports are booming, creating a new generation of Tycoons.

Major export products include aircraft, electrical equipment, automobiles, ethanol, textiles, footwear, iron ore, steel, coffee, orange, juice, soybeans and corned beef.

The country has been expanding its presence in International finance and commodities market, and is one of the four emerging economies called BRIC countries.

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CULTURE

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The core culture of Brazil is derived from Portuguese culture, because of its strong colonial ties with the Portuguese Empire.

Among other influence Portuguese introduced Portuguese Language, Roman Catholicism, and colonial architectural styles.

Some aspects of Brazilian culture were influenced by the contributions of Italian, German, and other European countries as well as Japanese and Arab immigrants who dwells in south region.

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CULTURE - Music

The Music of Brazil was formed mainly from the fusion of European and African elements.

Brazilian music encompasses various regional styles influenced by African forms and Amerindian.

It developed in different styles including Samba, choro, axe, frevo, lambada, maracatu, Brazilian bossa nova etc,.

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SPORT

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The most popular sport in Brazil is FOOTBALL.

The Brazilian National Football Team is ranked among the best in the world according to the FIFA World Rankings.

It has won the World Cup tournament a record Five times in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 & 2002.

In auto racing three Brazilian drivers have won the Formula One world championship eight times.

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Volleyball, basketball, auto racing, and martial arts also attract large audiences.

Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian marked by deft, tricky movements often played on the ground or completely inverted.

Footvolley was created in 1970, is a mix of football and volleyball where players must use feet and head to get the ball over the net.

Rugby Union has been played in Brazil since 1988, but football domination damaged this sport.

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Brazilian Cuisine

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It was developed from indigenous, European and African influences.

Ingredients first used by native peoples in Brazil include cassava, guarana, acai, cumaru and tacaca.

When potatoes were not available they discovered how to use native sweet manioc as a replacement.

Typical dish called feijoada considered as the country’s national dish.

The national beverage is Coffee and cachaca is Brazil’s native liquor.

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Rice and Beans are an extremely common dish, as are fish, beef and pork.

Sea food is very popular in coastal areas, as it is roasted chicken (galeto).

Barbecue grill is an often ordered dish. Brazilians usually eat pizza, pasta,

pasta salad, various dishes using either potato or manioc and polenta as substitutes for rice , as well as salads.

Special ethnic foods and various restaurants usually attracts people from other continents too.

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Industry in Brazil

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Brazilian Industry has its earliest origin in Workshops dating from the beginning of 19th century.

Production of Soaps, Candles, Snuff, Spinning and Weaving, Foods, Melting of Iron, Wool and Silk were popularized in the field of Industry.

Brazilian automobile industry began in 1957 with its production centre's at Sao Paulo and Parana.

Production rate constantly increases at the percentage of 12.2

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American Civil War and Paraguayan War changed the complete scenario of business sector in Brazil.

1/3rd of the Brazilian GDP constitutes to the production of Automobiles, Petroleum and Steel Industries.

During the early 1990s Banking sector accounted for as much as 16% of GDP.

Brazilian government has undertaken an ambitious program to reduce the dependence on imported Oil and planning to make their own.

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Rio de Janerio – Christ Redeemer

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Dunes

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Tourism in Brazil is a growing sector and key to the economy of several regions of the country.

The country had 5.9 million visitors in 2011

It is the second main destination in South America and third in Latin America after Mexico and Argentina.

Revenues from international tourists reached US$ 6.775 billions in 2011

Brazil offers for both domestic and international tourists.

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Sao Paulo

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Brasilia’s Cathedral

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Attractions› Amazon rainforest› Beaches› Dunes› Pantanal› Minas Gerias (Historic Museum)› Canyons› Typical Cuisine› Rio de janeiro › Brasilia’s Cathedral› Carnivals› Salsa Dance

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Flamengo Beach

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Amazon Rainforest

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