historical globalization in brazil cole anderson and josh cruickshank
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HISTORICAL GLOBALIZATION IN
BRAZIL
Cole Anderson and Josh Cruickshank
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TRADITIONAL HISTORY
importance of land-“mother” semi-nomadic tribes
hunting fishing gathering migrant agriculture
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PORTUGUESE HISTORY
Manuel I Portuguese commerce Exploration of the Atlantic Ocean
discovery trade wealth
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PORTUGUESE BEGINNINGS IN BRAZIL Pedro Álvares Cabral
expedition to India “discovery” of Brazil
land is claimed for Portugal São Vicente
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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
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INDEPENDENCE
the “Indigenous Movement” CIMI
violence land struggles uncontacted peoples 700 000 indigenous people
235 peoples 170 languages
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BRAZIL TODAY
independent in 1822-constitutional monarchy
federative republic substantial resources industry and agriculture social classes multiculuralism
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Corcovado Mountain, sugar cane, Brazilian flag, Pataxo Indians, the Amazon, Carnival celebration
BRAZIL
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