Brazilian History and Treaties

The video explores Brazil's history from early human settlement to modern times. It covers the discovery of Luzia Woman, the rise of Indigenous cultures, and the impact of European colonization. The narrative follows Brazil's expansion, economic development, and the transition from empire to republic. It highlights key events like the abolition of slavery, the Vargas Era, and the military dictatorship. The video concludes with Brazil's current political landscape and its status as a developing nation with significant global influence.

What significant archaeological discovery indicates early human habitation in Brazil?

• Luzia Woman

• Guaraní Relics

• Marajoara Pottery

• Xingu Artifacts

Which culture emerged around 1000 BCE on the island of Marajó?

• Guaraní Tribes

• Marajoara Culture

• Xingu Civilization

• Tamoyo Confederation

What was the primary reason for the Portuguese interest in Brazil during the early colonization period?

• Cotton Production

• Coffee Plantations

• Gold Mining

• Brazilwood

Which treaty divided the world between Spain and Portugal in 1494?

• Treaty of Tordesillas

• Treaty of Lisbon

• Treaty of Madrid

• Treaty of Paris

Which European country successfully controlled Brazil's northeastern coast from 1630 to 1654?

• France

• Netherlands

• England

• Spain

What was a major consequence of Brazil's westward expansion in the 18th century?

• Importation of African Slaves

• Decline in Coffee Production

• Rise of the Jesuit Missions

• Increased Indigenous Population

Which treaty re-established borders for South American colonies in 1750?

• Treaty of Tordesillas

• Treaty of Madrid

• Treaty of Lisbon

• Treaty of Paris

Who was crowned ruler of the Empire of Brazil in 1822?

• Pedro I

• Pedro II

• Juscelino Kubitschek

• Getúlio Vargas

What significant action did Pedro II take in 1888?

• Declared War on Argentina

• Ended Slavery

• Established the First Republic

• Signed the Treaty of Madrid

Which Brazilian president is often described as far-right?

• Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

• Dilma Rousseff

• Getúlio Vargas

• Jair Bolsonaro