HISTORICAL GLOBALIZATION IN

BRAZIL

Cole Anderson and Josh Cruickshank

TRADITIONAL HISTORY

importance of land-“mother” semi-nomadic tribes

hunting fishing gathering migrant agriculture

PORTUGUESE HISTORY

Manuel I Portuguese commerce Exploration of the Atlantic Ocean

discovery trade wealth

PORTUGUESE BEGINNINGS IN BRAZIL Pedro Álvares Cabral

expedition to India “discovery” of Brazil

land is claimed for Portugal São Vicente

BRAZILIANS + PORTUGUESE

Jesuit missionaries Decline from 4-6 million indigenous people to 100

000 disease murder slavery

wealth diamonds gold sugar cane

poor relationship with indigenous people

INDEPENDENCE

the “Indigenous Movement” CIMI

violence land struggles uncontacted peoples 700 000 indigenous people

235 peoples 170 languages

BRAZIL TODAY

independent in 1822-constitutional monarchy

federative republic substantial resources industry and agriculture social classes multiculuralism

Corcovado Mountain, sugar cane, Brazilian flag, Pataxo Indians, the Amazon, Carnival celebration

BRAZIL

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