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6. Brazil country By : M uhammad fauzi Class : XII/ IPS

7. History of brazil De Brazil was officially “discovered” in 1500, when a fleet commanded by Portuguese diplomat Pedro Álvares Cabral, en route to India, landed at Porto Seguro, between Salvador and Rio de Janeiro. (However, there is strong evidence that other Portuguese adventurers preceded him. Duarte Pacheco Pereira, in his book De Situ Orbis, tells of being in Brazil in 1498, sent by King Manuel of Portugal.) The first colonists in Brazil were met by the Tupinamba Indians, a group within the continent's vast indigenous population. Lisbon's initial goals were simple: monopolize the lucrative trade in pau-brasil, the redwood (valued for making dye) that gave the colony its name, and establish a permanent settlement. There is evidence that the Indians and Portuguese originally worked together to harvest the trees. Later, the need to go further inland to find forested areas made the pau-brazilian trade less desirable. Interest in establishing plantations on cleared land increased and so did the need for workers. The Portuguese tried to enslave the Indians, but, unaccustomed to long hours of hard work in the fields and overcome by European diseases, many of the natives fled far inland or died. (When Cabral arrived, the native population was believed to be more than 3 million; today it numbers barely more than 200,000.) The Portuguese then turned to the African slave trade for their labor.

8. Geographycal of brazil a. To the north, Brazil is bordered by Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname b. To the south, Brazil borders Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentina c. To the west, Brazil borders Colombia, Bolivia and Peru ad d. To the east, Brazil borders the Atlantic Ocean

9. Economic Of brazil Brazil has the eighth largest economy by nominal GDP in the world, and the seventh largest by purchasing power parity. The Brazilian economy is characterized by an inward-oriented economy and Ekonomi Brasil adalah yang terbesar di Amerika Latin dan terbesar kedua di hemisfer barat.[17] Dari 2000 sampai 2012, Brazil menjadi salah satu dari ekonomi utama dengan pertumbuhan tercepat di dunia, dengan rata-rata peringkat pertumbuhan GDP tahunan lebih dari 5%, dengan ekonominya pada 2012 yang menggeser Britania Raya, membuat ekonomi Brasil menjadi ekonomi terbesar keenam di dunia.[18][19]

10. Education The education system in Brazil consists of preschool, primary, secondary, and tertiary education with a focus on academic and skills development. Education in this country has several unique and interesting characteristics.

11. Culture Of brazil The Carnival festival will feature a colorful street parade where many people come wearing unique and striking clothes. Visitors can also watch samba dance performances and various other types of local musical entertainment. In general, the Brazilian population is divided into four ethnic groups, namely the white population (descendants of the Portuguese), the black population (negroes), the Tupinamba tribe (indigenous population), and the mixed population (Zambo, Mestis, and Mullat). But there is also a mixed population of other nations known as ethnic Brazilians.

12. Currency Of brazil During the introduction of the New Brazilian Real in 1994, the Central Bank of Brazil issued stainless steel coins in 50, 25, 10, 5, one centavo, and one native denominations. However, one original coin and one centavo were immediately withdrawn from circulation by the Central Bank. Banknotes currently in circulation Brazilian Real are issued in 100, 50, 20, 10, 5 and two real denominations. The Central Bank has also issued commemorative coins and banknotes in line with the celebration of historical events. New polymer banknotes were issued by the Central Bank of Brazil in 2004.

13. Religion of brazil Roman Catholicism is the most widely followed religion in Brazil with a percentage of 74% or around 157.8 million people. Protestantism is the second most widely followed religion in Brazil with a percentage of 15.4% or around 32.8 million people. No wonder Brazil is the country with the most Catholics in the world. Meanwhile, adherents of Islam in Brazil amount to 0.01% or around 28 thousand people. There are also other religions such as Judaism, Buddhism, Shinto, as well as several traditional religions. Brazil is a former Portuguese colony. That's why the majority of the population of Brazil adheres to the Catholic religion. They are also the only country in South America that speaks Portuguese in the Middle of the countries that speak Spanish.

14. Languange Of brazil Roman Catholicism is the most widely followed religion in Brazil with a percentage of 74% or around 157.8 million people. Protestantism is the second most widely followed religion in Brazil with a percentage of 15.4% or around 32.8 million people. No wonder Brazil is the country with the most Catholics in the world. Meanwhile, adherents of Islam in Brazil amount to 0.01% or around 28 thousand people. There are also other religions such as Judaism, Buddhism, Shinto, as well as several traditional religions. Brazil is a former Portuguese colony. That's why the majority of the population of Brazil adheres to the Catholic religion. They are also the only country in South America that speaks Portuguese in the Middle of the countries that speak Spanish.

15. Drink and Food Of brazil Cachaca Moqueca Feijoada

16. Uniquiness Of brazil 1. Has the Biggest Carnival in the World The Rio de Janeiro Carnival is the biggest carnival in the world. About 2 million people celebrate this carnival every day. Most of them are school students who are required to participate in this carnival. This carnival is held once a year, about a month before Easter. This carnival is held for a full year and has become a world favorite, one of which is because of the appearance of female dancers, even world-famous artists have participated. The Rio de Janeiro Carnival has been held since 1723. 2. Has the Biggest and Toughest River in the World The river in question is the Amazon river which is famous for its ferocity because it has several species of large wild animals. In addition, this river is the second longest river in the world and has the highest water discharge in the world. There are even some parts of this river that are more than 10 kilometers wide. 3. Has One of the Largest Jesus Statues in the World The statue of Christ the Redeemer is one of the largest statues of Jesus in the world. It is located at the top of Mount Corcovado so that it can be seen from all over the city of Rio de Janeiro. This statue is also considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world. Construction began in 1926 and this statue has become an icon of Brazil, especially after the 2014 World Cup and the animated film Rio. To reach the statue of Christ the Redeemer, tourists can climb the path or take the cable car to

17. Toursim Tourist Attractions in Brazil - Brazil or also known as Brazil is one of the largest countries on the South American Continent. It has an area of 8,515. 770 Km² and is listed as the fifth largest country in the world. Not only as a country that has the largest area but also the country with the largest population in the world. In addition to the largest area and the most population, it is also famous for tourist attractions in Brazil which have their own charm. For tourists who come to this country, there are many tourist destinations that must be visited in a country that is famous as the largest producer of coffee and sugar cane Brazil has hosted the world cup in 2014 and is also a place where the world's great football players are produced. The natural beauty of the country of Brazil naturally makes it one of the countries as a world tourist destination. So, here are various tourist attractions in Brazil that must be visited. 1.Rio De Janeiro 2. Fortazela 3. Iguazu Falls

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