1. HISTORICAL GLOBALIZATION IN BRAZIL Cole Anderson and Josh Cruickshank

2. TRADITIONAL HISTORY  importance of land-“mother”  semi-nomadic tribes  hunting  fishing  gathering  migrant agriculture

3. PORTUGUESE HISTORY  Manuel I  Portuguese commerce  Exploration of the Atlantic Ocean  discovery  trade  wealth

4. PORTUGUESE BEGINNINGS IN BRAZIL  Pedro Álvares Cabral  expedition to India  “discovery” of Brazil  land is claimed for Portugal  São Vicente

5. 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

6. INDEPENDENCE  the “Indigenous Movement”  CIMI  violence  land struggles  uncontacted peoples  700 000 indigenous people  235 peoples  170 languages

7. BRAZIL TODAY  independent in 1822-constitutional monarchy  federative republic  substantial resources  industry and agriculture  social classes  multiculuralism

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

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