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What was Pedro cabral famous for?
because he discovered Brazil.
What European nation once included Brazil as a possession?
Portugul
How Was Brazil Discovered?
indians found a country and then people from portugal thought them portugese
This small European nation once included Brazil as a possession?
Portugal's Pedro Alvarez Cabral was the first European to explore Brazil (April 22nd1500). Brazil remained a Portuguese colony until she gained independence almost three centuries later (September 7th 1822).
Brazil a European country?
It was part of the "United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves", during the time when it was a colony of Portugal and the royal family came to Brasil.
Which nation discovered Brazil?
The European nation who takes credit for discovering the already inhabited land area currently known as Brazil was Portugal.
Who first discovered cashews?
The cashew nut was first discovered by the Portuguese in Brazil in the 16th century. They were brought to other regions by European explorers and traders.
What was Pedro cabral famous for?
because he discovered Brazil.
Spain is to Argentina as Portugal is to?
Spain discovered and colonized Argentina Brazil discovered and colonized Brazil.
Who lived in Brazil before the European settlers?
Brazil
What Comprised a third of Brazil's European population?
Russians comprised a third of Brazil's European immigrant population.
Is Brazil a member of the European union?
No. Brazil is in South America. Ergo it cannot be a part of the European Union.
Who discovered West Brazil?
Charlie Rossdog discovered West Brazil because he saw a sentanets in North Brazil saying W:ohole Jox:;j means Gold in West Brazil
What music do they have in Brazil?
They have African and European music in the county of Brazil
Is Brazil in the EU?
No. Brazil is in South America. The European Union is in Europe.
Who were the first Europeans to find Brazil?
Who were the first European to find Brazil
How is topaz discovered?
Topaz was discovered in Ouro Preto in Brazil in 1735
