How did Brazil Become a Country?
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We can see many Rensacence paintins with balck kids dress as -arabic- in white, we dont know much about it and we dont know what hapened with those kids when get older. The only we know is the paints.\r\n
Date: 2023-12-16
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-anupbehera
These Europeans were monsters. They technically colonised the whole world. They looted the local people, made them slave. Imposed their language on the local. It breaks my heart when people of Brazil speak Portuguese (language of Portugal, which is a different country across the ocean) instead of their native language. Same with other South American countries where Spanish ruled. The Dutch, the French, the English also did the same. These bloody English did same to us Indians. --
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These Europeans were monsters. They technically colonised the whole world. They looted the local people, made them slave. Imposed their language on the local. It breaks my heart when people of Brazil speak Portuguese (language of Portugal, which is a different country across the ocean) instead of their native language. Same with other South American countries where Spanish ruled. The Dutch, the French, the English also did the same. These bloody English did same to us Indians. --
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-PedroLCogoy
Brazil is not a country. It's a COLONY! If you can't see that your perception os things is being manipulated. Pathetic place. A nobody's land and everybody's land at the same time. A riot of corruption, deception and foreign exploration and manipulation. Big, rich and dumb. A giant Puerto Rico. I'm ashamed to be brazilian and even more ashamed of descending from europeans. Brazil is the greatest crime ever committed.
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Brazil is not a country. It's a COLONY! If you can't see that your perception os things is being manipulated. Pathetic place. A nobody's land and everybody's land at the same time. A riot of corruption, deception and foreign exploration and manipulation. Big, rich and dumb. A giant Puerto Rico. I'm ashamed to be brazilian and even more ashamed of descending from europeans. Brazil is the greatest crime ever committed.
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knowledgia
great video! but i wouldnt say -thanks to the portuguese- - as you showed in the video they explored and slaved us and left us with nothing, all brazil gained was because of the strenght of this people. Portugal did nothing other than abuse of us and our natural resources. That is the root of all our poverty, inequality, corruption, inflation, and structural racism culture
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great video! but i wouldnt say -thanks to the portuguese- - as you showed in the video they explored and slaved us and left us with nothing, all brazil gained was because of the strenght of this people. Portugal did nothing other than abuse of us and our natural resources. That is the root of all our poverty, inequality, corruption, inflation, and structural racism culture
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knowledgia
If someone watch this video again after sometime, keep in mind Brazil speaks Portuguese. It's different from Spanish mainly in phonology, but also in other ways. So if you come to Brazil and speaks Spanish, keep in mind you'll need to learn some differences because you can be in trouble or misunderstood.
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If someone watch this video again after sometime, keep in mind Brazil speaks Portuguese. It's different from Spanish mainly in phonology, but also in other ways. So if you come to Brazil and speaks Spanish, keep in mind you'll need to learn some differences because you can be in trouble or misunderstood.
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-AveAce
If the Portuguese had diseases, why didn't they die from the same disease they passed on to the indigenous? Why did these so-called Africas not die of the diseases the Portuguese brought? The Portuguese brought diseases, but the Portuguese did not die that makes no sense.
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If the Portuguese had diseases, why didn't they die from the same disease they passed on to the indigenous? Why did these so-called Africas not die of the diseases the Portuguese brought? The Portuguese brought diseases, but the Portuguese did not die that makes no sense.
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-Solek95
The first settlers were Sephardic Jews forcibly converted in the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisition. When slavery ended in Brazil, we had 700, 000 slaves and the US had 4 million. Pedro ll -ever
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The first settlers were Sephardic Jews forcibly converted in the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisition. When slavery ended in Brazil, we had 700, 000 slaves and the US had 4 million. Pedro ll -ever
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-MileeSimmon-db8ub
Indigenous people also lived in Guyana long before. Most of our tribes were never slaves to Europeans. So let Spain (Venezuela/spanish. Now they want to invade us indigenous people
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Indigenous people also lived in Guyana long before. Most of our tribes were never slaves to Europeans. So let Spain (Venezuela/spanish. Now they want to invade us indigenous people
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-Maxually
The transatlantic slavery -would go on to have its own dark history, but in the meantime, was the solution to the Portuguese labor shortage- is a pretty. um. atrocious way of putting it.
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The transatlantic slavery -would go on to have its own dark history, but in the meantime, was the solution to the Portuguese labor shortage- is a pretty. um. atrocious way of putting it.
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-editorinformal873
Are you wondering why a Portuguese prince declared the independence of a colony of Portugal?
Simple, he realized it was better independence WITH him than AGAINST him!
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Are you wondering why a Portuguese prince declared the independence of a colony of Portugal?
Simple, he realized it was better independence WITH him than AGAINST him!
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-davidmushal7862
Good brief overview, but please work on pronunciation of Spanish or Portuguese words if you do any videos on such subjects in the future. Tordesillas was killing me.
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Good brief overview, but please work on pronunciation of Spanish or Portuguese words if you do any videos on such subjects in the future. Tordesillas was killing me.
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-John83118
This is excellent content, through and through. A similar book I devoured was equally inspiring. -The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century- by Leo Flint
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This is excellent content, through and through. A similar book I devoured was equally inspiring. -The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century- by Leo Flint
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-luccasrboficial
Great animations, poorly built video though. You guve onlu half of every single piece of information about brazilian history.
Need to work in your research.
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Great animations, poorly built video though. You guve onlu half of every single piece of information about brazilian history.
Need to work in your research.
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knowledgia
This arrival date is officially in 1500, but it's quite possible the arrival came later.
I don't use the word discovery because the land was not empty.
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This arrival date is officially in 1500, but it's quite possible the arrival came later.
I don't use the word discovery because the land was not empty.
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knowledgia
that was in europe till the spanish luckily got swept of her feet looking for an indian in indiana then the massive need for whipping arise to nessesarari
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that was in europe till the spanish luckily got swept of her feet looking for an indian in indiana then the massive need for whipping arise to nessesarari
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-diboh9383
What do you by mean to -thanks to portugal-
So you are thanking portugal for the thoussands or millions of people that got inslaved and killed?
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What do you by mean to -thanks to portugal-
So you are thanking portugal for the thoussands or millions of people that got inslaved and killed?
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-markhunter1
was not the portugese, ther was two spanish conquistador whom arrived ther ebefore but through the tatados de tordesilllas in favor them
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was not the portugese, ther was two spanish conquistador whom arrived ther ebefore but through the tatados de tordesilllas in favor them
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knowledgia
40% of Africans slaves in Brazil. That explains why much of Brazil is a slum and governed by corruption. Just like most of Africa today.
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40% of Africans slaves in Brazil. That explains why much of Brazil is a slum and governed by corruption. Just like most of Africa today.
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-HARRY-yx4xb
Thanks god it was the portuguese that colonize us- we probally would be a lot of small contries speaking diferent language and colture
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Thanks god it was the portuguese that colonize us- we probally would be a lot of small contries speaking diferent language and colture
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-sagarsapkota411
Poor Brazil! Portugal entered and destroyed Brazilian religion, Brazilian languages, Brazilian culture, looted natural resources!
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Poor Brazil! Portugal entered and destroyed Brazilian religion, Brazilian languages, Brazilian culture, looted natural resources!
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-Digmen1
I will watch this with keenness.
I have always wondered how Brazil got such a big population from a small country such as Portugal
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I will watch this with keenness.
I have always wondered how Brazil got such a big population from a small country such as Portugal
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-LuffySola469
as an average brazillian, i hate when you dont include the missions history, which happened on rio grande do sul (my region)
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as an average brazillian, i hate when you dont include the missions history, which happened on rio grande do sul (my region)
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-mullergui13
So much important stuff being glossed over while spending almost the whole video talking about slavery.
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So much important stuff being glossed over while spending almost the whole video talking about slavery.
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-MegaLeandro92
My family created The Brazilian army when fighted The Guararapes war, The dutch move to New York city
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My family created The Brazilian army when fighted The Guararapes war, The dutch move to New York city
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