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Yes, Brazil previously was called 'Terra de Santa Cruz'. The country originally was referred to as Ilha de Vera Cruz [Island of the True Cross]. The name was changed to Terra de Santa Cruz [Land of the Holy Cross] with the realization that Brazil was part of a continent, and not an island.
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What do people call Santa Claus in Brazil?
In Brazil, Santa is known as Papai Noel ("Father Christmas"), Bom Velhinho ("Good Old Man"), or Pelznickel ("Nick in Fur" or "Jungle's Santa Claus").
How do you say settlers in Brazil?
Posseiros, also known as "Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra." (MST)I guess he refers to the responsables for the process of settlement, exploitation and domination, made by settlers, also known as "colonizadores" in Brazil".
Who invented Santa's elves?
The tradition of Santa Claus (or, as he was previously known, St. Nicholas) having helpers or assistants has deep roots in European culture. For more see the related link below.
What was the kiwifruit previously known as?
The kiwifruit was previously known as the Chinese gooseberry.
What was Tuvalu previously known as?
Tuvalu was previously known as the Ellice Islands.
What is Santa Claus known as in Trinidad and Tobago?
santa is known as soca santa.
What does the name terra mean?
The name Terra means Earthor land. Terra was the name of the goddess of earth in Roman mythology, also known as Terra Mater or "Mother Earth".She was probably based on the Greek Gaia.
What country was originally known as terra Australis Incognita?
Australia
Is terra a boy name or a girl name?
For the most part Terra is known to be a girl name.
What parts of Brazil have temperate grasslands?
The temperate grasslands in Brazil are mainly found in the southern part of the country, particularly in the states of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina. This region is known as the Pampas and is characterized by vast plains with grassy vegetation.
What is Brazil's coldest known temperature?
An unofficial reading of 0 degrees Fahrenheit [-17.8 degrees Celsius] is Brazil's lowest known temperature. It was recorded on June 29, 1996 at Morro da Igreja ['Hill of the Church']. Morro da Igreja is considered Brazil's coldest place. It's a 5,977 foot [1,822 meter] peak in the southern state of Santa Catarina.
Why was Santa Maria known as Columbus flag ship?
The Santa Maria was known as a nao...
