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Portugal took over Brazil as a colony. This is why most people in Brazil speak Portuguese. In fact, at one point, the country was actually ruled from Rio de Janeiro.
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Why was Brazil taken over?
Because Brazil belonged to Portuguese colony until 1822
What is the third most populous nation in the western hemisphere?
The third most populous nation in the western hemisphere is Brazil, after the United States and Mexico. Brazil has a population of over 210 million people as of 2021.
Which country has sovereignty over the largest political unit on the South American continent?
Brazil has sovereignty over the largest political unit in South America (and that political unit is the nation of Brazil).
Who made laws in the Virginia colony?
napolean bonaparte or maximillien rosepierre whoever was in control in 1760 over the European colony
What distinct advantage did industrialized European nation have over the non industrial nation of Asia and Africa?
a well-defined infrastructure
Who populated A Third Of Brazil's European population?
A third of Brazil's European population was primarily composed of Portuguese immigrants. The Portuguese began arriving in significant numbers in the 16th century, driven by the colonization of Brazil. Over the centuries, other European groups, including Italians, Germans, and Spaniards, also migrated to Brazil, contributing to its diverse demographic landscape. However, the Portuguese remained the dominant European influence in the country.
How did the line of demarcation effect settlement of south America?
brazil became a portuguese colony and still reflects portuguese influences such as language.
What European country conquered Brazil?
Portugal, in 1661. Brazil's national language is Portugese. A nice, short history of how, and why, the Dutch and Portugese fought over Brazil is on this link: http://www.zum.de/whkmla/military/17cen/dutchbrazil16301654.html
What four methods of European colonial control that emerged over time?
colony, protectorate, sphere of influence. economic imperialism.
When NSW established as a colony?
New South Wales (NSW) was established as a colony on January 26, 1788, when the First Fleet, led by Captain Arthur Phillip, arrived at Botany Bay. This event marked the beginning of European colonization in Australia. The colony was initially founded as a penal settlement to accommodate British convicts and facilitate their rehabilitation. Over time, it expanded and became a significant part of Australia's development as a nation.
What European nation took over most of South Asia and India?
Britain, it colonised most of the African countries
What European nation did not exercise colonial control over a sector in Africa prior to World War 1?
Italy.
