Brazilian and World History Periods

The video tutorial introduces the concept of dividing history into periods to facilitate study. It covers both world and Brazilian history, explaining the major periods and the significant events that mark their transitions. The world history section includes the prehistoric, ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary periods, while the Brazilian history section covers the pre-cabralino, colonial, imperial, and republican periods. The tutorial concludes with a call to action for viewers to like and subscribe.

Why do historians divide history into different periods?

• To increase the number of history books

• To confuse students

• To facilitate the study of history

• To make it more entertaining

Which period in world history comes before the invention of writing?

• Ancient Age

• Middle Ages

• Modern Age

• Prehistory

What event marks the end of the Ancient Age?

• The discovery of America

• The French Revolution

• The fall of the Roman Empire

• The invention of the printing press

Which historical period follows the Middle Ages?

• Prehistory

• Modern Age

• Ancient Age

• Contemporary Age

What significant event marks the beginning of the Contemporary Age?

• The American Revolution

• The Industrial Revolution

• The French Revolution

• The fall of Constantinople

What is the first period in Brazilian history?

• Colonial

• Imperial

• Pre-Cabraline

• Republican

When does the Colonial period in Brazilian history begin?

• With the discovery of gold in Brazil

• With the proclamation of the Republic

• With the independence of Brazil

• With the arrival of the Portuguese in America

Which period in Brazilian history starts with the independence of Brazil?

• Pre-Cabraline

• Republican

• Imperial

• Colonial

What marks the beginning of the Republican period in Brazil?

• The arrival of the Portuguese

• The proclamation of the Republic

• The end of the monarchy

• The discovery of Brazil

What is the current period in Brazilian history?

• Pre-Cabraline

• Colonial

• Imperial

• Republican