Why do most people in Brazil live near the Atlantic ocean?

Answer 1

Because of the countries Natural Resources along the coast.

Answer 2

people in Brazil live within 200 miles away because it is easier for them to import goods. Also The Amazon rainforest is to dense and would take alot of time and money to clear it for a city. It is also full of animals and vegetation! xx

Answer 3

It began with the colonization. The Portuguese only needed to enter a little in the world to find what they wanted.

Then, it was due to the exportation by sea.

And nowadays, it is due to the fact that the coast cities are usually more developed.

Also the Portuguese did not find many gold nor precious stones in Brazil at first so they concentrated on the coast or relatively to it to explore the wood and other Natural Resources. Later they started to build plantations of sugar cane and coffee and cattle raising (this one in southernmost Brazil). Only later they went a little further to Mians Gerais area to mine precious stones found in it.

Although its important to notice that the Brazilian capital was transferred from Rio de Janeiro to Brasilia in 1960 exactly with the propose of developing Brazil's few habited interior. It worked somehow to integrate it better but the most important and populated cities are still relatively close to the coast though not necessarily exactly on the coast. São Paulo for example is not on the coast just relatively close to it.

Answer 4

Because is the same Australia , Conuntry sites is not used Yet by a coundry discovered a most more 500 years ago

Answer 5

What is the triangle trade

Answer 6

Because theres more resources