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Brazil depended on Sugarcane.
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Colonial Brazil depended heavily on the cultivation and export of sugar cane. The production of sugar was the main economic activity of the colony, and it was primarily produced on large plantations using enslaved African labor. The revenue generated from the sugar industry played a significant role in the colonial economy.
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