The Animated History of Brazil

[@Suibhne]

Check out Jabzy's channel and tell him Suibhne sent you: kzbin.info/door/oUkea_dZioNSJbi1vWDZkA Lets join Brazil and ring in the new year!

[@zaptosx4475]

Suibhne already checked jabzy’s channel

[@tommasofogli8845]

Nationalism isn't great

[@thecount1374]

Please Do An Animated History Of The Philippines

[@TheRezro]

European disease thing is a myth. According to modern research infamous Cocoliztli was probably some native disease, most likely some variant of Salmonella. Other epidemics bring by Europeans were far less severe (excluding Smallpox what was relevant only on early stage). Also despite the myth disease kill indiscriminately. The reason for disproportion in deaths were result of modern medicine and quarantines used by colonists.

[@allisonmcken7523]

Can you guys do one on the U.S.?

[@ok-mm4uz]

Regra: se tem Brazil no título, os brasileiros dominam o vídeo.

[@esc3681]

FAZSENTIFOPRACARALHOPUTAQUEPARIUCOMONAOPENSEINUMAMERDADESSASVAITOMARNOMEUCU

[@guilhermemachado2580]

Obviamente. A regra é clara.

[@KaroshiSalad1987]

Kkkk

[@nandaoempilhadeira6828]

AAAAAA

[@grasshopperchick374]

eu tenho nada pra fazer então eu vem aqui

[@G博远]

As a Brazilian, I believe I need the duty to make a list of all wrongs I find in this video to other viewers don't learn wrong. 1:41 - Tapuias is a Tupi word who means everyone who isn't Tupi, that means all other nation in the world. The correct is say Brazil have Tupi and Jê. 2:17 - Brazilian population before the discovery isn't smaller than Portugal, this happened after the disease spread. 2:57 - Have two states who were successful in this period, S. Vicent as said correctly in the video and Pernambuco. Pernambuco was truly successful by their own merit and S.Vicent were successful because receive a lot of money from the Portuguese crown to ensure Brazilians souths boarder. 3:17 - The animation gives the idea the Bandeirantes departs from all Brazil to the interior, but they always start the trip from S.Paulo, also they are called Paulists at the time, Bandeirantes is a recent term to refer to them. 3:37 - Rio de Janeiro was already called Rio de Janeiro before the arriving of the Frenchs, who gives this name was Americo Vespúcio. Villegagnon tries to found the colony in an island in the Guanabara Bay, but his resistance to go inland because his protestant believes (to avoid the high sexually behavior of Tupinambás from Rio de Janeiro) is also one of the reasons of failure of this colony. 4:46 - The foundation of the city of Colonia del Sacramento (in nowadays Uruguay) wasn't to trade with Spanish, but to secure a souths boarder. And the reason of the lost was a trade of cities, Portugal gives the Colonia del Sacramento to Spanish Crown and Spain gives the 7 mission cities (next to Uruguay river), that leads to the Guaranitic war because the Guaranis and Jesuits of this cities don't like the trade. 5:39 - Don't have a war of independence, have just small insurrection in Salvador city, but few Brazilians know that and the popular belief is our independence was very pacific (and is a kind of true). 5:55 - Is anachronism called socialism any popular movement before the Marx Book (1848). 6:07 - In this timelines shows the Acre war was around 1866 but was around early 1900. 6:20 - The immigration happens because the slavery is about to end because international pressure (most important British start to capture slave ships in Atlantico around ~1830), and as a racist society and highly eurocentric they start to bring migrants to Brazil to make the population whiter. 6:34 - Yeah, we are called United States of Brazil of a brief time, but is good to notes we don't have more this name.

[@izukawa8575]

The worst mistake was to suggest brazilian independency was similar to American independency...

[@marco5916]

Actually, Brazil did have an indepedence war, in fact, it even had to pay reparations when the war was over, making Brazil broke and in debt to Great Britain who mediated the peace deal as soon as Brazil's independence was realized. It wasn't just at Salvador, where from what I remember there was even a Portuguese army, most of the northern provinces still identified themselves as Portuguese, so they declared to still be part of Portugal, at Uruguay (Cisplatina at that time) there was a Portuguese army that got surrounded there since they were far away from their own forces, Brazil captured at lot of ships at their ports, and the Naval part of the conflict was pretty major, with most Brazillian officers being foreigners since Brazil didn't have a navy before the conflict, the navy was led by a famous Scottish man named Thomas Cochrane, who was essencially a mercenary, even sacking a city in Maranhao, but he was pretty good, and not only was the Portuguese navy expelled from Brazillian shores in 1823, but they reached Portugal after chasing Portuguese ships. I wish I could name my sources, but I'm not at home, it's mostly books, but most of this is in the book ''1822'' by the historian Laurentino Gomes, witch I trust enough.

[@paulobiber5907]

Acho bacana corrigir o cara e talz... mas corrige de um jeito que o cara entenda...

[@Krolm009]

The Independence of Brazil was signed by the Empress, Maria Leopoldina de Áustria, wife of Dom Pedro I, son of João VI, King of Portugal. Dom Pedro I just publicized the thing with the "Independence Cry" by the Ipiranga River, since he was more peasant to the people of Brazil at the time. Maria Leopoldina was brilliant, intelligent, full of great ideas, but was badly treated by Dom Pedro I and his court for all of thoses atributes. Maria Leopoldina died when she was pregnant, mostly by depression caused by the opression of Pedro I. She is the true Mother and Father of Brazil.

[@justinhutchison3070]

And also they're not the best at football currently

[@mikoajkopernik7688]

Não ter citado D. Pedro II nem a guerra do Paraguai foi foda :/

[@LF07373]

Vdd ;-;

[@stevefromminecraft7828]

Até aqueles canais de countryball conseguem contar a história do Brasil melhor..

[@hordadourada4538]

Before Brazil was an empire, Brazil was an imperial united kingdom ruled by Dom Joao VI, before being a united kingdom, Brazil was a tranzitory kingdom, before being a tranzitory kingdom, Brazil was a Vice Kingdom, before from being a Vice Kingdom, Brazil was a Principality, and before being a Principality, Brazil was a General Government. Does anyone still believe that Brazil was a mere colony of Portugal? Brazil was formed with the purpose of being a future kingdom or a successor empire of Portugal since its discovery!

[@joaoguilherme9671]

@@hordadourada4538 não...Dom João elevou o Brasil para reino unido a fim de participar do Congresso de Viena (como ele não estava na Europa, não poderia participar). Brasil era a "vaca leiteira de Portugal", inclusive era chamado assim, e não foi bem aceito pelos portugueses o novo status do Brasil. O Brasil só foi elevado a Reino Unido pois era conveniete ao Dom Joao, que não queria perder nenhum território de Portugal. E sobre a afirmação ao final, ela é totalmante equivocada, pois no início o território era só um lugar para se extrair madeira e devido a não acharem ouro no início, o território era totalmente negligenciado, dividido porcamente em capitanias hereditarias apenas para garantir a posse. O Brasil se tornou independente com Dom Pedro II

[@hordadourada4538]

@@joaoguilherme9671 Another lie of your statement, but in part, is that Brazil has merely a neglected colony of exploitation left to drift for other adventurous nations to exploit. In part, Portugal neglected Brazil in that it did not maintain its defense with coastal fortresses autonomously at the beginning of the settlement simply because Portugal underestimated the capabilities of kingdoms such as France, the Netherlands, and England to have the technological capabilities. to reach Brazil for possible explorations on their lands, since it was no wonder that France, Holland and England sent spies to Portugal and Spain to try to discover or poke around what was happening with the maritime explorations of that kingdom (Portugal). But, on the other hand, there were already coastal settlements and fortified barracks within the colony even though there was no wide coastal defense throughout the colony from north to south, there were already churches and chapels with schools of formation of monks, there were already small schools of the to know (the beginning of the emergence of colleges), there were already judicial courts to form laws and justices for the colony, there were already mining and sugar mills, there were already squares and fountain, and there were also senses of identities, that is, a nationality inside the colony. It was no wonder that Brazil became a general government with various autonomous rights and powers over itself from the governor general to ensure the fate and direction of the state of Brazil (at the time of the general government), needing only the agreement of the Empire. Lusitana so that everything could be done so that Portugal would also receive its cockerel, that is, that it would also receive gold, sugar and wood as tributes. Nothing more that! That's why Brazil was never a mere colony!

[@pedropedra8477]

An aditional fact: Nearly every rebellion ocurred during the Empire would happen in the Regência(Regency) Period (1831-1840) during Pedro II minority. Due to the enourmous quantity of rebellions, the Liberal Party would hurry up Pedro's ascension to the throne, in an event known as Majority Coup, when Pedro, who was 14, would be crowned emperor.

[@pedrofreitasricardo6036]

na verdade nem foi um golpe, porque todo mundo aprovou

[@roridev]

​@@pedrofreitasricardo6036 yep. é considerado um "golpe da maioridade" sendo q passou por todos os tramites legais da epoca e foi unanime. vale ressaltar q é o mesmo livro de história que chama o golpe de 1889 "proclamação".

[@brunodanielbao3165]

@@pedrofreitasricardo6036 não TODO O MUNDO exatamente, mas sim, realmente a maioria dos políticos e principalmente a população aprovaram esse ato

[@danielconceicao652]

Quem veio aqui para ver o que os gringos pesquisam sobre a gente?😂

[@pedraozeirah2518]

In english please

[@hakaseshinonome7456]

Só falta legendar esse vídeo 😂

[@luisantoniofreitascoelho7830]

@Bernhard Jordan sem nexo

[@vn77821]

Sim. Somos subdesenvolvidos com complexo de inferioridade. Precisamos da aprovação dos outros. =D

[@luisantoniofreitascoelho7830]

@@vn77821 esse papo de raça superior parece papo dê nazista Meimão

[@thialitamoura5134]

Well done! I'm brazilian and I absolutely loved your animation. And indeed, Brazil is not an easy nation. You can love it and hate it at the same time !

[@filipepinto641]

Brazil was not accidentally discovered. This is a myth that was even taught in schools here for some time. But now there is a consensus that the King of Portugal knew of the existence of Brazil and ordered Pedro Álvares Cabral to examine the land on his way to Indi

[@PauloAdrianoReis]

He knows about Piri Reis map.

[@comradepolarbear6920]

@Gina Kessee k

[@aleksander3978]

@Gina Kessee Of course they new because Vikings discovered Vinland ( North America) already in the 9th century.

[@VascoCC95]

@@aleksander3978 They are talking about SOUTH America that was discovered by the Portuguese (probably before Tordesillas' treaty as the line was pushed a bit west and the Spanish said yes as they thought there were nothing but ocean in there)

[@eFootballplayer10]

@@VascoCC95 e pq n os vikings n teriam passado na america do sul e mapeado

[@luisvm.5587]

You should have explained better about brazilian immigration and show the massive setlement of Italians, germans, portuguese, spanish and japanese immigrants. Because the European and japanese immigration didn't only happen in Argentina. You guys are talking about the most multirracial country in all the entire world.

[@vig4259]

True!!!

[@A2TRaNQuiLiiTy]

Italians, Germans, portuguese and Spanish = White. Nothing to explain.

[@spoonkey]

No

[@xbulelo]

Is it also true that Argentina had a lot of Italian & German migrants? It’s all very interesting to me. Realising how closely connected we all are would be revelation for some people.

[@although4815]

@@xbulelo Yes, it's true.

[@pedroalexandre7915]

As a Brazilian, I'm quite happy to see our history in this format. Thanks! Btw, 5:00. U mixed up the names 'Pardos' and 'Mestiços'. Some other things like: most of the rebellions during the 19th century were separatists and the Tordesilhas's treaty is considered to be a cheesy way of Portugal to guarantee a spot on the new world against Spain. Simply because was too convenient there was a land just on the other side of the line.

[@mementotomato7141]

Yep

[@pedroavellarcosta9389]

We just don't

[@mementotomato7141]

@Degenerates Like You Belong On a Cross to be fair, many of us do, i myself always see that, but its because many of our resouces were taken from our Land to the once Portuguese Crown. Still would'nt downplay Portugal for it's great work in civilizing these lands, mostly by bringing in the Jesuit groups that helped shape knowledge and culture in early and Imperial Brazil.

[@mementotomato7141]

@Degenerates Like You Belong On a Cross well, rightfully is not theirs, still it was right for then to take it, besides, its true, it wasnt our land, what im saying is that many of us think that way and thats the reason, for as dumb as it may sound

[@GabrieleirbaGabrieleirbag]

Ele falou da guerra do Paraguai rapaz

[@ronaldoc5637]

The empire of Brazil was overthown BECAUSE they ended slavery, this piece of info is the most important...

[@unm0vedm0ver]

And you have coup d'etat apologists in Brazil that ridicule the Empire for having slaves (the only thing they can possibly ridicule), forgetting the monarch fought for years to put an end to slavery, and their beloved "republic" was only founded because of that fact. Brazil has never been stable since.

[@Pedrotwoj]

Quem perguntou?

[@Pedrotwoj]

Ate nos videos gringos vcs monarquistas vem pqp

[@geanlucas6728]

Vai negar que a República foi um golpe dado por um monte de ex escravocrata com o cú doído?

[@Pedrotwoj]

@@geanlucas6728 to nem ai

[@codyshi4743]

That explains damn why Brazil use to have their own monarch even after gaining independence from Portugal. I wonder what Brazil will be like if Brazil still have a monarch???

[@felipedesaxe-coburgogotha7669]

I can assure you that would be much more stable and democratic than today.

[@david_contente]

waay better than nowdays

[@codyshi4743]

If Brazil still have a monarch, we all know that Brazil will adopt a Parliamentary Democracy, like Uk’s government. But will it be successful like UK and Norway’s government or will it be corrupt government like Thailand and Cambodia’s government?

[@felipedesaxe-coburgogotha7669]

@@codyshi4743 It would be as developed as the UK. Cambodia and Thailand have a history of military coups, instability between the feudal landlords and the people,not to mention that they were exploited by colonial powers and got their independence much later. By 1914 , I have no doubt that Brazil would already have Universal suffrage (Male and female). Our corruption level would be lower than today's, I think we would be on the level of corruption that Italy has for example or even lower. We would also be an industrialized nation by the interwar period and black people would be much more integrated to society than today. Freedom of Press would be the best of the world. Brazil would also be much more active in international affairs. Standards of living would be as high as Spain and Italy, considering the development of standards of living in the Empire that was gradual

[@ana.8262]

Que frescura é essa nos comentários?! Portugal fazendo merda por aqui foi o que tornou o que o brasil é hoje. Tudo o que podemos fazer é nos orgulhar das guerras e batalhas vencidas e perdidas e pensar o quanto o brasil é melhor que portugal hoje em dia graças á essas desgraças 🙂 Além do mais, não teríamos tanta cultura, religião e nem etnias como temos hoje, já que foi na época da idependencia que mandaram umonte de maluco aleatório de todo o mundo para cá. ALÉM DISSO, BRASIL TÁ MELHOR DO JEITO QUE ESTÁ AGORA: PACIFISTA E BONITINHO. Se portugal tivesse feito mais merda por aqui, aí sim agente iria tá no meio de uma guerra.

[@serenaspellman2708]

Brazil Is so similar to México specially in 5:08 love ya my brazilian brothers 🇲🇽❤️🇧🇷

[@jefev_]

Realmente

[@SorrisoMáximo]

MrJef gringo n entende português

[@jefev_]

@@SorrisoMáximo países q falam espanhóis entendem um pouco, assim como nós q falamos português entendemos um pouco de espanhol

[@canedo5418]

Na verdade o espanhol mexicano é ate que bem diferente do portugues

[@walskottim5923]

Não

[@guijulio3397]

only one report, why do you no mentioned the second emperor of brazil, as a brazilian i can say with a high entushiasm than his reaign was extremely important as much as the vargas era.

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

You expect that?... From an american?

[@ivetterodriguez1994]

@@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014 He sounds English to me. But that's not the point, the point is that we can assume that other countries don't have and thus don't teach all of the histories. I wouldn't say that they omit things purposely though.

[@TheOMGRamen]

@@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014 But he is not American and even so so what if he was? Stop with your stupidity. That was not even the point 🙄 Plenty of people of other countries omit information or do not delve deeper into the subject. This can even happen even in your own government and school systems. Information can be biased, distorted or even not talked about and sometimes not mentioned enough. EDIT:Are you Greek? So should I assume things about people from Greece as ignorant because of your bullshit? No. Because they are not like you dumbass

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

@@TheOMGRamen Anywhere he is from, he is stupid because he sas bullshit, just like you but he is paid for that! Its no because i have Greek terms in my ID that it means im Greek, i don't even speak 5 Greek words, the way you rationalize this way makes your very dumb, you are assuming that they all act like this, go away with your bullshit and go learn some history dumbass

[@TheOMGRamen]

@@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014 I guess you did not understand what the hell I was saying. I made the assumption on purpose to show you how it feels for you to make assumptions about people DUMBASS

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

Nothing like watching a new Suibhne video whilst having some breakfast. Great start to the day! :D

[@Ivanmaradonaaa]

Dude it's 2 am

[@AncientHistoryGuy]

@@Ivanmaradonaaa Over where I live it's just coming up to 11 am! :D

[@Fudz4]

@@Ivanmaradonaaa Timezones be gone!

[@mevlutyldz2872]

TURKEY HISTORY PLEASE

[@smolse6854]

@@Fudz4 Well, the only way for this to happen is by making everyone live in the same country, but there are too many people in this water and dirt filled not-perfect sphere to live in only one country

[@aiman7429]

I’m from 🇮🇶 and my dream is to live in 🇧🇷 bcs they inspired me to play futbol and they’re my fav national team and I love the way they play

[@VictorComedia23]

Kkkkkkk 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@VictorMoreno-uk8wv]

That’s all smh

[@undoubtedcrow8010]

Okay...

[@N00BMASTERvtk]

Huehuehuehue

[@7ZeusX]

Top Man parabéns reconheceu o melhor pais do mundo 💪🏿🇧🇷

[@theshyguitarist4536]

0:36 I love how the Spanish half got like the potential for the full continent up for grabs and the Portuguese half got a about a tenth of the Americas 😂

[@nunoraimundo]

The animated history of Portugal is long overdue now...

[@drowjack]

Verdade

[@Spartan_S-007]

And Best....

[@diegoalvarezpenalba4456]

As iberian brother, I hope they not do the same thing to you that they did with us(the over-simplification of our history)

[@nandaoempilhadeira6828]

BRASIL E F O D A

[@nunofelicianosemedocastanh7095]

​@Dio Falkner You're completly right, but every one gets what they diserve. You get to write in english and worship Bolsonaro political ideias. From this side with get to enjoy the seeds that yours great grandfather fathers spred and watch the highly hiper educate society that you raised from. Make us proud ; )

[@otavioresendeoliveira5936]

It's the best day ever! Thanks from Brazil. Vai Brasil!!!

[@aevislana3953]

Roses are red Violets are blue I understand english But subtitles is good too :v

[@vinicius78alves]

Subtitles está no plural, no lugar do "is" seria "are"

[@vimastermob1316]

Denada Hue

[@darnelhadrian4793]

Atè rerdo

[@danielleinad9695]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@thulsa_doom]

If you understand it, you don't need subtitles.

[@joaoandrade5733]

Portuguese : *breathes* Brazilians : give back our gold para que querem ouro quando diamantes e netherite é melhor XD

[@DouglasOliveira-sm4il]

Devolvam nosso imperador

[@Polisheed]

Devolvam nosso gold agora :(

[@jvan6258]

Devolva, devolva nosso ouro imediatamente!

[@deniserosa5710]

E o nosso ouro cadê?

[@joaoandrade5733]

@@deniserosa5710 o brasil conseguiou independencia 2 anos depois de tirar o ouro todos os paises sao os herois na sua historia

[@PedroAguiar]

It would be noteworthy to mention that the name AMERICA was originally applied to Brazil, as Amerigo Vespucci sailed the coast of Brazil and described it, upon which Waldseemüller named the land on his map.

[@theluckygamer7593]

Finally I've been waiting for years (BTW where's Germany part 3?)

[@djentdavi8118]

I'm Brazilian, and I love the video! The informations are very complete and your Portuguese is better than I expect.

[@godofwar1740]

You should do the history of Portugal and italy

[@mattbreisch4279]

He already did Italy

[@pedrohenriqueguinsk4244]

Some minor corrections and notes: 3:13 : The Bandeirantes were a popular movement, they were not sent, but went in search of spices and gold in their own will, and were more concentrated in the south, in São Paulo. 3:22 : It is good to remember that those Bandeirantes also killed and slaved thousands of natives. 3:36 : I did'nt knew that! It's a minor event nonetheless, a bigger one that's more important is the Dutch Invasion in Pernambuco, that I think would be nice to be mentioned. 5:30 : It was a peaceful independence, Pedro and his father agreed that if a revolution would happen should happen by the hands of them, the portugese. So it was not a patriotic revolution nor a popular one, unlike the american revolution. 5:35 : The most part of civilians were hired by the emperor, for there was a lack of militar force to defend themselves from the portugese that didn't agreed with the new governament. 5:50 : THERE WAS NO SOCIALIST MOVEMENTS IN BRAZIL UNTIL THE XX CENTURY! The delusional revisionists of today can say that, but they were just popular movements that wanted independence. 6:17 : The practice of slavery wasn't endded because imigrants' workforce covered Brazil's needs, but because England were making pressure to end this practice. That all being said, great video, I liked a lot and learned a bit more about my country, keep the good work!

[@saulocamargo6117]

6:17 aaaannd because the imperial family themselves were against the slavery. Dom Pedro said "the color of blood of the black people are red, like mine"

[@DaviRenania]

The Bandeirantes were mostly sons of portugueses with natives. Also, there was a war indeed. Not patriotic or anything, but there was a very violent war for three years. And no, there was no british pressure. Since Dom João VI people were trying to abolish slavery, but the farming elites didn't allow it.

[@fm7205]

Não, o movimento foi as Bandeiras e quem participou eram os Bandeirantes

[@fm7205]

e houveram pequenos movimentos populares socialistas, entretanto, como praticamente n mudaram nada, ngm fala disso

[@elnidodelmuerto]

This is awesome! A lot of history channels usually don’t focus too much on American countries (excluding the US), so it’s really cool to see this! You even wrote História do Brasil which made it cooler! Thanks man!

[@joaoloureiro6484]

I was waiting for it a loooong time mate! Thank u really

[@kuromoricortes4578]

Eu sempre fico feliz quando outros países ensinam sobre a história do Brasil

[@orgulhosamentebrasileira]

ensinam

[@kuromoricortes4578]

@@orgulhosamentebrasileira ?

[@ademirchedler3764]

I'm from Brazil and I'm glad you make a video about my contry.

[@emystarxx8502]

As a Brazilian History student, I'm shocked. THAT'S AMAZING!

[@dre_play9594]

There A LOT things wrongs in this video but.......ok

[@entringer_gui]

@@dre_play9594 tu respondeu ela 2 anos depois , se ela tirou 0 já era kkkkkk

[@navy1736]

@@entringer_gui KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[@dre_play9594]

@@entringer_gui Bem provável kkkkkkk

[@dhiegoxavier4273]

I'm a super fan of your channel and have been expecting this one for a while. Thank you

[@connor971]

Next do a animated history of vietnam

[@industrialsteelframe3077]

that would be amazing, so much interesting about vietnam

[@psittacis5431]

Only intressting thing was when they where bombed by napalm in the Vietnam war

[@veljko5098]

*trees speaking vietnamese*

[@Hauntercry]

NaM ?

[@BrickMediaStudios]

@@spring1242 that part of history is like a grain of sand in a sandbox.

[@G博远]

I'm Brazilian and I need to say this video have a lot of wrongs in all moments of history, just useful if you want to have a vague idea of Brazilian history but don't believe so much.

[@reddragon7297]

"this video has a lot of mistakes" Concordo com o seu comentário by the way

[@flavio_souza]

of course, what do you want? he tells the whole history in 8 min?

[@G博远]

@@flavio_souza Se ele não sabe do que fala, não fale. Espalhar desinformação é algo ruim e ponto.

[@G博远]

@@flavio_souza Outros canais de história conseguem contar a história dos lugares sem cometerem erros tão grosseiros.

[@flavio_souza]

ele vai continuar falando, e vc tb 😂😂😂

[@Krolm009]

The Independence of Brazil was signed by the Empress, Maria Leopoldina de Áustria, wife of Dom Pedro I, son of João VI, King of Portugal. Dom Pedro I just publicized the thing with the "Independence Cry" by the Ipiranga River, since he was more peasant to the people of Brazil at the time. Maria Leopoldina was brilliant, intelligent, full of great ideas, but was badly treated by Dom Pedro I and his court for all of thoses atributes. Maria Leopoldina died when she was pregnant, mostly by depression caused by the opression of Pedro I. She is the true Mother and Father of Brazil.

[@ZEROZERO-xx3qm]

Ridículo esse seu comentário... Vocês nem se dão conta, mas vocês só fazem essa babação à leopoldina precisamente por ela ser a única não portuguesa da corte. O vocco complexo para com Portugal é ridículo. Quem pariu essa terra foi Portugal, não me venha com merdas. E o chefe de Estado mais influente da História do Brasil foi D. João VI, sem margem para discussão.

[@wandson5410]

@@ZEROZERO-xx3qm Mas é verdade. Ela amava o Brasil muito antes de chegar aqui e foi ela quem queria o Brasil independente desde o início. Dom Pedro não fez e não fazia nada além de traíra Quem idealizou a bandeira e governou o país foi ela e José Bonifácio.

[@julianarosas2087]

Yeees She deserves so much recognition!

[@julianarosas2087]

@@ZEROZERO-xx3qm é apenas a Verdade, ué Leopoldina foi importantíssima, só resta aceitar. Não sei pra que bajular tanto Portugal, eu hein...

[@julianarosas2087]

@@ZEROZERO-xx3qm "quem pariu essa terra foi Portugal"????? E o trabalho ESCRAVO dos indígenas e dos negros?? Não valeram nada???

[@peterrogers1405]

Your channel is so informative and well made. Good job!

[@Tundra-ec3ii]

The treaty of Tordesillas that divided the world into a Spanish half and a Portuguese half would begin the long tradition of Europeans drawing a straight line across the world and calling it a good enough border without considering anything beyond how nice the line looked.

[@ChristianAuditore14]

Why should they care?

[@ChristianAuditore14]

@@tobiasp.3702 and?

[@phileas007]

@@tobiasp.3702 That's precisely what forced resettlement is for, silly!

[@mikeoxsmal8022]

@@ChristianAuditore14 straights borders can divide villages, splitting families apart, stupid borders anmolies happen too

[@ChristianAuditore14]

@@mikeoxsmal8022 and?

[@FadedXenox]

Brazil is good at... Soccer (before) Counter Strike: Global Offensive (2016)

[@djentdavi8118]

Brazil is good at criminality and churrasco as well.

[@omarechaldeferro]

@@djentdavi8118 apaga esse comentário seu lixo vira-lata.

[@marceloescobar9096]

We are also pretty good at corruption but We are trying To stop being do good at it.

[@shuffle2460]

Don't forget the CORRUPTION

[@pliniomelo6295]

@@omarechaldeferro porque reconhecer os problemas da nação é ser vira lata agora?

[@NomadShifu]

Brazil is famous for its iconic carnival festival and its talented soccer players like Pelé and Neymar. Brazil is also known for its tropical beaches, exquisite waterfalls, and the Amazon rainforest.

[@hopetagulos]

Hello, don't you know anything about urban or architecture in Brazil?

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Yes, but our country is much more than that 😒 all that you mentioned are clichés

[@Álvaro_Ávila-021]

Temos a nossa própria cultura, mas infelizmente somos conhecido por algo que nem foi criado por nós e sim por europeus

[@theredmarsanimator8086]

Yay! Another video! Love you Suibhne!

[@VirtueInEternity]

DO GREECE PLEASE (or byzantium)

[@hriscubogdan2292]

Emperorgamer 11 The Byzantine Empire was a part of the Greek history, so a video about the history of Greece would also include the Byzantine era.

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

I second that ;) (even if im not Greek)

[@CuteCalango]

Um beijo do Brasil e feliz ano novo! :D

[@vulgarpotato]

I dare you to do mash together all the videos, so it’s all scrambled and in chronological order

[@satellite14-g2b]

Your intro video is the best I have seen so far. Every time I watch, it gives me chills

[@omba3905]

6:23 Hmmm, i am pretty sure that it wasn’t like that. Literally most of the population suported the monarchy at that time, as Brazil was on it’s golden age. The reason that the Empire ended was because the military, after the Paraguayan War, felt desprised by the Emperor, Dom Pedro II, setting a military coup in 1889, with no popular support. But in general a great video!!

[@joaopedropeixoto8558]

Who was "most of the population" at that moment? I'm pretty sure former slaves (the de facto majority of the population), had no political knowledge to support or oppose the Monarchy. The elite? They stopped supporting the Monarchy after the abolition of slavery. The military? As you well said, they felt abandoned by the Emperor. So, in that case, who's the majority? This is a myth created by people who think the Monarchy was the best moment in brazilian history. The Monarchy fell because it was already weak. As a matter of fact, the Monarchy was heavily dependent on slavery, and it's fall it's directly related to the abolition.

[@ryanrodriguez7911]

No joke, ON NEW YEARS EVE I was reading a book on Brazil whilst coming back from a trip and I thought to myself, huh, I hope suibhne makes a Brazil video. Lmao this is great.

[@miguelpadeiro762]

History of Portugal next

[@miguelpadeiro762]

@Sr. Bolsominion Our egg, it will hatch a giant codfish which will consume the entire world

[@miguelpadeiro762]

@Sr. Bolsominion O NOSSO ovo, e vai a sair de lá um bacalhau gigante que vai comer o mundo inteiro

[@evannationarmy7769]

James, you posted, this makes me happy!

[@YaciKuara]

Feliz Ano Novo!

[@j.l.6386]

Great vid bro, thanks for your work.

[@allanmelgarejo3939]

Amazing video man!! My greetings from Rio grande do sul!!! :D

[@allanism]

I'm Brasilian. And your videos is so cool. Thanks.

[@dawoudalbader9337]

Can you make a video about Kuwait❓🇰🇼I'm from Kuwait🇰🇼& it makes me sad😔that when I travel or talk to online friends 4 the 1st time none of them know where Kuwait is🇰🇼😢😭

[@duruarute5445]

wasn't that the place iraq invaded?

[@davidmarcal1954]

Ótimo vídeo, from Brazil!

[@carloslippi8974]

Eu: Meu Deus um americano que sabe sobre a história do Brasil!!!! Padre Quevedo: Isso no ecziste!

[@pedroxyo]

ele não é americano

[@luanoliveiradelima3414]

@@pedroxyo mano eu odeio isso,sempre que vejo alguém falando que o cara é americano só porque ele fala inglês,eu fico com vontade de dar um murro na cara dele!

[@GabrielGomes-wy1zp]

@@pedroxyoentão prova

[@pedroxyo]

@@GabrielGomes-wy1zp ele é australiano

[@GabrielGomes-wy1zp]

@@pedroxyo desculpa eu pensei, que você estava dizendo, que ele é um brasileiro fingindo, que é estrangeiro

[@liliolln9140]

I am Brazilian and I felt honored with this video so thank you very much, but I felt that some things were missing like in 1888 when slavery was abolished most of the former slaves were illiterate and there was A LOT of prejudice against former slaves who could not find jobs and they practically offered themselves as slaves even at that time, because there were no anti-racist laws at that time and the cisplatin war, that for a while Uruguay was ours and then it belonged to the Spaniards and in the end it became independent, but thank you very much for the homage. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@liliolln9140]

And it was also to talk more about the war in Paraguay which was VERY important

[@ilkkarautio2449]

I love Brazil! Ive been in Rio and seen the Jesus-statue. 😳❤️ It wasnt as massive as i though, but being at top of the sugartop mountain it has great stature anyway.

[@nickplay9077]

Muito obrigado aii

[@agiotinhaloko]

🇧🇷💩im live in Brasil Brasil is a just 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Where are you from?

[@joaovictorzagattopenha710]

Congrats for the video!

[@salander1631]

O Brasil lhe agradece e lhe deseja um feliz ano novo!! Hue Brazil thanks you and wishes you a happy new year. Amo seu trabalho e q tudo melhore em 2019!!

[@yutaaa2]

Piorou apartir daí kkkk

[@AbbyMarie-so5cd]

Thank you for this awesome video!

[@luanbosss4677]

Man, Portugal needs a video!

[@thebigsad9463]

*KNOCKKNOCK* Tribes - Who's there? Portugal - It's time for some cultural enrichment

[@thebigsad9463]

By the way, I absolutely love the quality of your videos suibhne, hope you keep growing

[@danielborges9962]

wtf they destroeyed us culture

[@UrsotGames]

i love your channel thanks from brazil

[@ediltonbrandao8407]

Brasil aqui kkkkk🇧🇷

[@luisantoniofreitascoelho7830]

Não eu tô nô Canadá flw amigo

[@miguelbrito9141]

Invadido o vídeo do gringo karai

[@14thbattlegroupcommander]

Video sobre o brasil *existe* Todo mundo no brasil : OI

[@ocov3r146]

@@luisantoniofreitascoelho7830 playboy do krlh kkkkkk CANADÁ E O CARALHO E BRASIL

[@gtPacheko]

Why does everyone forget about the revolution in Santa Catarina? Farroupilha wasn't the only republic in the South, Juliana was also founded by Giuseppe and had his wife (Anita Garibaldi) as leader. She is still a very famous figure here in Santa Catarina and gives me a lot of pride in my state.

[@TheLuca2210]

Aí sim hein caralho 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@godofwar1740]

Yeah

[@pedrosakaguchibarbaroto7241]

Vai brasil

[@djentdavi8118]

Bora Brazil porra! Os gringo q tá lendo samerda tá entendendo caralho nenhum!

[@Nelsonic92]

Nem esperava um episódio da gente 😁

[@desnecessauro1686]

Ae pola!

[@leandromantovani4282]

Awesome! Im from Brazil, and i never knew the brazil's history with so many details , although i was never a huge fan of history in high school, but actually i wasnt fan of any discipline back in those days heheghe now im awaiting anchiously for the release of history of United States here in your channel.. See ya

[@br3750]

Os BR so vem aqui pra ve se os gringos elogiaram eles ksksks azideiaaaa

[@stackgames1307]

No meu caso eu estou estudando Inglês mesmo 😐

[@carineandrade286]

This video is Very good. Congratulations!

[@avelus5984]

Brazilians are very conflicted people. They love and hate their country at the same time. The hate comes from the fact that pretty much every politician there is either extremely controversial or involved in a corruption scandal.

[@El-Play]

Columbo was Portuguese and Portugal already knew of the new world away before spain. That's why the cutoff on Brasil.

[@LennyCash777]

I've read about that theory in the past, about Columbus having been Portuguese. It's interesting.

[@El-Play]

@@LennyCash777 Even pedro alvares cabral wasnt the first to reach Brasil. That was the state claim . Some other portuguese captains did it. I understand the mess around this subject. This was state secrets. Portugal never claim that found australia before the English guy. The true is a XVI cannon was found there. A portuguese cannon...

[@TheJulior1983]

I feel like Portugal knew about Brazil before signing the treat splitting the world with Spain

[@mementotomato7141]

I congratulate the quality of the video and your efforts, however there is a problem with how you told the history, expecificaly from when Dom Pedro I turned emperor (he was counciled by his dad and fought a rather small war [if compared to the american] against the representatives of Portuguese interest that resulted in Brazil paying a fine and enheriting the debts Portugal owned to the British Crown) to the point in wich the revolutions happen in wich there are several distinct classes and interests in each (although it is quite complex so i kinda get it). Oh, there were two states to succede in the beginning, S. Vincente as you said and also Pernambuco. I say that because i'm Brazillian and studied my country's history in school, also searching eventually for myself, non the less, the video has great quality and excluding the part i mentioned, didnt seen to have any flaw. Thanks for the great work!!

[@izukawa8575]

Those tribes were not exactly cannibals. They wouldn't hunt people for food. They would only eat them after winning a war against another tribe in a ritualistic way. Not like hunting people down and have a bbq...

[@jatodoismil9125]

They were cannibals samehow

[@izukawa8575]

@@jatodoismil9125 yes, I must agree. But I felt necessary to explain or else people would think they were out there hunting people for food.

[@pliniomelo6295]

@@jatodoismil9125 well the term anthropofagic is usually used but yes

[@CenturionMariusVinicius]

@Degenerates Like You Belong On a Cross The portuguese themselves recognized them as the "almost perfet people". According to them, if they could become christians, they would be truly perfect. So, if you said that to a portuguese 500 years ago, he would tie you to the stake and burn you for your blasphemy.

[@MarfSantangelo]

@Degenerates Like You Belong On a Cross Degenerates Like You Belong On a Cross .

[@gabrieljusto6104]

Oh my God! A video about Brazilian history? I didn't expect this so early. Thank you very much!

[@JorgeF2021]

Long live Brasil and Portugal.....

[@kelvinvinicius8558]

yes finally video from Brazil

[@Valktar]

6:22 Top Sad Anime Endings

[@BrazilianDaftPunkFan]

More like top 10 best anime endings

[@jester3692]

@@BrazilianDaftPunkFan My rola

[@BigLadsProductions]

Love you Suibhne!

[@heinzguderian7688]

Decepção, você faz um vídeo sobre a história do Brasil e não coloca legendas em português

[@Levidsum]

O vídeo é para gringos cara, tem um monte de vídeo falando dos gringos aqui no youtube e não tem legenda na lingua deles

[@frankwilk5182]

Agora tem as legendas mano.

[@frankwilk5182]

Errata: Só até metade do vídeo, depois elas somem.

[@otaviobz]

@Victor Fabrício kkkkk

[@continentalab7554]

O vídeos são para estrangeiros que falam inglês. E não para Brasileiros que nunca viram um estrangeiro na vida.

[@afrikasmith1049]

Witz Houston brought me here. Brazil's history is quite fascinating. I didn't even know they had a history of dictatorship.

[@Lucifer-cq3oe]

Brazil is my favorite country...... Infact Brazil and France are my favorite countries. Love you Brazil from India.

[@MikeMaris]

Lmao all of these history KZbinrs are doing collaborations now. Keep up the good work!!

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

3:36 When ever France come up in the American history it’s always them losing something, i swear.

[@Lei_1]

Cool video, but you should have mentioned D. Pedro II and elaborated more on the Platine Wars, as well as mentioned the Battle of Guararapes --- where some of our proud coastal amerindian tribes, slaves, the portuguese and luso-brazilian settlers all banded together to put and end to Nieuw Holland (Nova Holanda ou Brasil Holandês) in 1649 and thus paving the way for our sense of Brazilian identity and future nationality.

[@nicolassteckert7149]

This video:* exists * Imperialists: *Allow us to introduce ourseves*

[@chessdragon_z]

I hate to sound so needy, but this channel is so AWESOME!! Can you please do Puerto Rico next!! And maybe an individual state: TEXAS!! Thank you so much for making this channel you are the GREATEST!!

[@miran_editz179]

I love this vids😀😀😃😄👍👍👍🇧🇷🇪🇸

[@waseemshahzad6512]

Brazil has a unique war history, being the only South American country to send troops overseas during World War II. The Brazilian Expeditionary Force fought alongside the Allies in the Italian Campaign, playing a key role in several battles.

[@hhvfgvc]

Ave Império,Ave Brasil 🇧🇷👑

[@helolazari3932]

Actually, there wasn’t any cannibals, they didn’t eat humans as food, they did what we here call “antropofagia”, which means that they ate their enemies to acquire theirs strength and vitality, it happened in an ceremony, not daily

[@mihaelrukov4640]

Can you cover the history of Bulgaria?

[@sparklemaggie1584]

CUTE ANIMATION!!!

[@Beingsavage8978]

I'm from India and I love Brazil and obviously its football players

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

Brazil is not just about football, idiot 🤡

[@LauroS97]

On 2:05 It say Pedro Álvares was blown from his course. Actually, It was a manouver to avoid the waters of the Guiné Golf ,the " volta do mar".

[@leogfs]

please do a video on the history of Malta!

[@skyboy4341]

Malta was a british colony

[@leogfs]

@@skyboy4341 so? It still has loads of history

[@KaroshiSalad1987]

Diz Pra Mim O Que Já Seiiii

[@MrAmhara]

At the 0:23 mark, Vasco da Gama's globe is depicting Cape Horn of South America when it should show Cape of Good Hope South Africa.

[@adviel]

Do The Animated History of Romania

[@afonsomaiadeloureiro8826]

Little note: when signing the treaty of Tordesilhas (the one where Portugal and Spain split the world in half) Portugal already suspected there was something southwest of their homeland (that something ended up being Brazil). The treaty was done so in the Portuguese would have the right to colonize the land they found southwest of Europe if they found any.

[@ryanennis6266]

Do the history of Portugal or Switzerland