Yes, Brazil was part of the Portuguese Empire and not the Spanish Empire. The Treaty of Tordesillas divided the Spanish Empire into the west of the line, and the Portuguese Empire to the east of the line. Unforunately, Portugal didn't get as much as Spain did. Brazil's official and national language is Portuguese. Due to the fact the Spain had much more territory than Portugal, Brazil is the only Portuguese speaking country in South America. Aboult 50% of South Americans speak Spanish. About 40% Portuguese since Brazil is a really big country surrounded by small Spanish speaking countries. The other 10% are French, English and dialects. Guyana and French Guiana are not Spanish speaking, they are French speaking countries.
The first Europeans to colonize Brazil were the Portuguese. In 1500, Brazil was colonized by Pedro Ã?lvares Cabral under Portugal. From this time until its independence in 1822, Brazil was a Portuguese colony. So, it was never a Spanish colony.
No. Brazil was originally a Portuguese colony which is why the language of Brazil is Portuguese.
Brazil is the answer. It was once a Portuguese colony and referred to as Colonial Brazil.
Before independence Brazil was the largest speaking Portuguese colony in the world.
Portuguese is spoken in Brazil because Brazil was once a colony of Portugal.
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It led Portuguese leaders to leave Europe and rule from the colony of Brazil.
Portuguese is the official language of Brazil. Brazil is the only South American country not to have Spanish as its official language.
Because Brazil belonged to Portuguese colony until 1822
Before Independence Brazil was a Portuguese colony.
Answer this question… He declared Brazil independent from Portugal.
Brazil was for a very long time a Portuguese colony, and for a time the Portuguese also ruled Uruguay.Brazil