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    History and Culture of Brazil, Early Colonization

    By Uzo Marvin

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    Exports, slavery, and Patriarchy have been the three constants of Brazilian history. The export orientation of the colonial economy shaped Brazil's society. Even the name "Brazil," like the country itself, is suggestive of commerce and the pursuit of wealth. Brazil's name derives from the brazil wood trees from which Europeans sought in the sixteenth century to make valuable red dyes. However, the central fact of the country's history was the exploitation of cheap labor, first as slaves, then as wage-earners. Indeed, Brazil's history is the story not only of conquest but also of the enslavement of its native peoples and of millions of imported African slaves. In this book, you will have the information on the entire history of Brazil, early history and present, government, politics, economy, people and tradition.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInformation Source LLC
    Release dateJun 29, 2016
    ISBN9781310375088
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    Uzo Marvin

    Hi readers, welcome to my profile, I am Uzo, a historian and sport writer, read my books on history of different ethnics, tribes and culture of different environment, I will be updating you with history books,

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