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How did people around the world react when Brazil moved people who had no land to the amazonian rain forest?
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∙ 11y ago
they have moved to the cities because the wanted to search for diffrent economic opportunities
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What language does the waura people speak?
they spoke amazonian... amazonian's don't speak
What do amazonian people do for fun?
go to the market
What other activities besides sports do people in Brazil participate?
People in Brazil also participate in industries such as exporting goods or trading. Many in Brazil (mostly in the government take part in saving the AMAZON RAIN FOREST because many people have been given homes there and they have ruined the rain forest by capturing animals.
What are the effects of the destruction of the rain forest in Brazil?
The effects of deforestation is they'll be no habitats for animals we lost 20% of our air for Brazil and most of people in Brazil probably won't have dinner
How do Brazil nut trees rely on other species of the rain forest?
Brazil nut trees cannot be grown on plantations. The trees grow wild only in the rain forest where people collect nuts after they fell down on the ground.
Why did the people of Brazil want to move the capital city?
The people of Brazil wanted to move the city because then they would be able to develop Brazil's interior design using the resources of the rain forest. That isn't a good idea, it would ruin the forests
How people show respect in Brazil?
They run around naked
What do Catfish do?
Catfish can swim. Some Amazonian catfish can eat people
What can catfish do?
Catfish can swim. Some Amazonian catfish can eat people
What country does awa tribe live?
The Awa are an endangered indigenous group of people that live in the eastern Amazon forest of Brazil
What is a Yanomamo?
A Yanomamo is an indigenous people of around 250 villages spreading around Venezuela and Brazil, or the language group of this people.
What can you do at the Amazon River?
fishing, boating, drinking water and meeting the Amazonian people.
