colonisation 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsRise of BrazilUniversityAll boards Created by: hannahshurmerCreated on: 11-06-19 15:55 colonial years? 1500-1822 1 of 29 Empire years? 1822- 1889 2 of 29 First Republic 1889-1930 3 of 29 Portuguese discovery? 22nd April 1500 by Pedro Alvarez Cabral 4 of 29 early immigration factors small population and discouragement of non-portuguese settlers 5 of 29 Caio Prado Jr in The Colonial Background of Modern Brazil on 4 factors for slow colonisation vast territory, chaotic population, lack of social stability, people not prepared for control 6 of 29 How was Portugal ran?By Caio Prado Jr Portuguese organisation used for tiny country 7 of 29 Reason for ineffective control with Portuguese organisation, by Lyle McAlister in Spain and Portugal in the New Work, 1492-1700 Too large, settlements far apart 8 of 29 What Royal Decree? May 31st 1535, Brazil main dumping ground for criminals -Lyle McAlister 9 of 29 Why did investors not initially want to go to Portugal? thought there was only Dyewood, little opportunity to get rich quick 10 of 29 Why did investors want to venture later Carole Myscofski in Amazon, wives nuns and witches in the catholic churching colonial brazil, 1500-1833? Raw materials such as gold and agricultural ventures for investors 11 of 29 When was sugar introduced? 1540s 12 of 29 How successful was production in early years 1600s, 10x production level of rich sugar colonies elsewhere 13 of 29 why did sugar increase colonisation? boom increased demands, wanted to cash in 14 of 29 why was sugar production benefiting to society? planation was fixed and ordered, permanent population- Lyle McAlister 15 of 29 what caused population increases? immigrants from Portugal and natural increase from fertility both in and out of marriage 16 of 29 how does Carole Myscofski describe womens position on colonial times restrictive but productive 17 of 29 What factors restricted women by Carole Myscofski? Wealth, family, status, ethnicity and communities 18 of 29 Why did Portugal believe it was ok to colonise Brazil? Lyle McAlister- colony was no colonised, people did not live in polity, acquired by occupation and discovery 19 of 29 What were indigenous peoples used for initially? Subsistence and bringing logwood 20 of 29 Why did indigenous stop cooperating after settlers arrived could not and would not feed new population. Would not work voluntarily 21 of 29 How did Portuguese respond to indigenous peoples not cooperating? enslaved them to meet labour requirements 22 of 29 How much did the indigenous population decrease? by 75% in 100 years 23 of 29 What killed most of the natives? diseases 24 of 29 When did Napoleonic France occupy Portugal and its colonies? 1808-1813 25 of 29 Why did British become main trade partner? They transported Portuguese royals to Brazil 26 of 29 Why did Portugal always have to watch its back? They were not a leading power in Europe 27 of 29 When did Spain have control of Brazil? 1580 to 1640 28 of 29 What happened under occupation population and colonisation increased 29 of 29
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