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Brazil’s

Brazil’s. History By- Max, Grace, and Kaitlyn. Brazil’s First Inhabitants.

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Brazil’s

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  1. Brazil’s History By- Max, Grace, and Kaitlyn

  2. Brazil’s First Inhabitants Brazil’s first inhabitants were the Arawak and the Carib groups of the north. The Tupí-Guaraní lived on the east coast and the Amazon River valley, and the Ge lived on the eastern and southern part of Brazil, and the Pano lived in the west part of Brazil. For the most part these groups were mostly seminomadic peoples who lived by hunting and gathering and farming

  3. Coming to Brazil Brazil’s first settlers came from Portugal, Europe, and Spain Push Factors: Drought Poor standard of living Pull Factors: Chance of a better job A better standard of living A better education Better Heath services

  4. Brazil’s Historical Events 1494- Treaty of Tordesillas divides New World between Portugal and Spain 1822- Brazil declares independence from Portugal 1889- Brazil declares itself republic 1917- Brazil enters World War I on the side of Allies 1930- Getulio Vargas overthrows government 1960- Brasilia becomes capital of Brazil 1998-Fernando Cardoso becomes president

  5. Sixth Grade Bibliography "CIAfactbook." The World Factbook. Web. 29 Jan 2010. <www.CIAfactbook.--Brazil.com>. Corana, Laurel. Brazil. San Deiego CA: Lucent Books, Inc , 2000. Print. Bender, Evelyn. Brazil. New York: Chelsea House Publilshers, 1990. Print. Brazilan People." http://www.kidscornerbrazil.org/content/people.php. Web. 1 Feb 2010. <http://www.kidscornerbrazil.org/content/people.php>. "History Of Brazil." About.com. Microsoft, Web. 1 Feb 2010. <htt[;/www.emayzaime.com/lectures/histor~6.htm-MicorosfotInternetExpolorer>.

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