A Super Quick History of Brazil

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Main Source:
"A Short History of Brazil" by Gordon Kerr (2014) Pocket Essentials, Harpenden, AL5 1XJ.
www.britannica.com/place/Braz...
#Brazil #History

[@Lay-Man]

As a Brazilian, my favorite short video about our history on youtube.

[@igordonzelli5747]

I'am from Brazil and i really liked the video!!! :)

[@haha-jh8kq]

I have been a friend of a Brazilian for a year and they asked him what languages ​​he was in, I answered Spanish but my friend wanted to cut my throat. I don't blame him lol

[@judithperez9613]

Crazy! 😦

[@haha-jh8kq]

@@judithperez9613 It's not his fault, I don't like repeating it to the same person 1000 times 😐

[@evv1978]

Very good and accurate. And learned a couple of new facts about the country I was born.

[@ahmetozerdem8059]

Great video man, I really think that your channel is underrated and deserve more credit!

[@unm0vedm0ver]

Great quality video about my Brazilian Brazil! You were really able to use great humor and pack in the most important bits of information without making it seem crowded or rushed

[@itsgabibelle]

i died at the neymar part

[@pparisps5141]

I discovered your channel because of your video about the history of Bolivia, you have a great channel

[@swamiindiarocks]

Loved this video. Great work!

[@priscilacs9]

Great video ❤️😊

[@mpatience5509]

And injury fakers Neymar watching this video 'Im gonna start a revolution!.'

[@eurydicelooksback]

It is debatable in scientific communities whether Tupi engaged in cannibalism

[@FOLIPE]

Love that song, as for the content, I think it's quite accurate. Great introduction to Brazilian history.

[@joaquimfurtado4868]

Awesome

[@greenbirchasmr1318]

Greatest sports people and injury fakers 😂😂👍

[@judithperez9613]

Omg cool 😎

[@peixemacaco]

Not all players do like Neymar

[@mannamedisaak3316]

You are ignorant

[@ben10capixaba45]

Cool, cool... But how many World Cups do you have?? Kkkkkkk

[@greggfisher7365]

Looks like its a great adventurous place

[@nvmelexz]

I would love having a conversation with a brazilian who I could speak to in spanish and have them answer in portuguese.

[@randerins]

"nah, I'm good" hah

[@sapofeministopepe1159]

War of paraguay?

[@SamtheI]

He mentioned it when he was talking about Pedro II

[@yurifrascino3124]

Fair.

[@cutetaco6883]

Tiradentes look like a giga chade. WTF?

[@peachy_things]

Aint no way he disses Neymar

[@vovobillinbrazil]

Good stuff. LOL.

[@chewy8449]

🇧🇷

[@ioan_jivan]

W8, did they oust their best emperor?

[@Noidonteatbabiesstopasking]

Bruhzil

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

That's what's up

[@MBHpowers]

your going to brazil

[@Noidonteatbabiesstopasking]

Noooooooooooooooooooooo

[@peixemacaco]

Ohh only 27 comments for a video so good like this? Let me do the 28th haha One only correction Machado de Assis , not Macado

[@recethecrazy7972]

Brazil

[@Takezhu88]

EDGARRRR

[@DS-wk9gb]

GAVINNNNNNN

[@OatmealGrillBlazer]

reeeee

[@Takezhu88]

@@OatmealGrillBlazer ayo patchouli?

[@OatmealGrillBlazer]

@@Takezhu88 help the blonde one is stealing my books

[@randerins]

Machado* de Assis

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Love Brazil

[@misaokp4592]

The Dentist,Tiradentes try to stablish the independence of Minas gerais,and out of the taxes to pay of gold the portugues governament.

[@fr_schmidlin]

This channel usually has awesome videos, but I can't shake the feeling that this one was done much shallower than the others... A lot of invasions, revolutions and political turmoil is missing.

[@nibiruresearch]

The history of the indigenous peoples in the Americas is much, much older than a few thousand years. We judge the Maya, Aztecs, Inca’s and others on the traces that we find. But when we dig our way from the present to the past, we must know that the Earth is suffering from a cycle of recurring natural disasters. That is told in the Popol Vuh. These disasters create a cycle of civilizations. There are four primitive civilizations. Sometimes mentioned a sun or world era. The next civilization lives in the fifth sun. This becomes eventually a high developed civilization that disappeared 20,000 years ago. Then the cycle starts again. During the first 4 suns the people were guided by alien deities. Also at the start of the fifth sun. At a certain moment in time, those deities leave the people alone. Led by fanatic priests, the people start offering more and more often and from fruits and animals, they started offering children and humans. They knew that after death, new life would occur and they wanted the deities to return. That is how the Aztec are remembered, but once they were high educated. They left us the sun stone, which is a 20,000 years old warning for this recurring disasters. The book: "Chronicles of Akakor" also tells us a very ancient Brazilian, pre-flood history. To learn much more about the cycle of disasters and civilizations, recurring floods, ancient high tech and alien deities, read the e-book: "what I know about Nibiru". You can read it nicely on every computer, tablet or smartphone. Just search for: know Nibiru

[@131alexa]

Thanks to Brazil for pianist Lord Vinheteiro :)

[@sapofeministopepe1159]

Bom

[@rudsonchannel2935]

Aloalo

[@fightfan6852]

Portugal and slave labor, lasted much longer than in the US, and again saying discovered is disgusting euro bs.