What if Brazil had a Colonial Empire? | Alternate History

[@DeanMonsieur]

Check out Part 2, “What if Brazil was a Superpower?” kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYibeJqmirmAh5Y

[@MonsieurDean]

Now Brazil comes to you.

[@IAkaksjdjtjeidi]

Hi

[@Borealis_Music-e4q]

IF YOU WILL NOT COME TO BRAZIL, BRAZIL COME TO YOU

[@josemanoelcorreia2382]

📍🗺Xique-Xique, Bahia🗺📍

[@JungerBall]

Yes, Rio de Janeiro

[@matheusTM87]

Brazilian Huempire!

[@oliverstianhugaas7493]

In the dark timeline, *Brazil Comes To You.*

[@Elix111]

Brazil unites the whole world and makes "The Empire of Men"

[@victorandrade3370]

@@oliverstianhugaas7493 best timeline

[@jvms190]

That’s actually the brightest Brazil could ever be…

[@BrazilPatriaAmada]

No. The world is Brazil.

[@eduardorocha1585]

Fun fact: pedro the first was anti slavery but only keep because of the agricultural elite

[@Ladraogalimha88]

Nail in the coffin of the brazilian monarchy was the fear of a civil war

[@joao.fenix1473]

@@Ladraogalimha88 it was not a fear of civil war but a fear os separatism like Spanish America. It was well founded skepticism that kept the country together even if it meant the continuation of slavery

[@whatinwt]

The idea that he would expand the slave trade did annoy me to out of character

[@caioalmeida4139]

Vai nessa, deixo esses cri0ulos livres e meu bolso fica vazio, até parece que eles tinham dó dos pretos. Não passavam de gado para a maioria dos governantes e elite na época.

[@Chicão_Santos]

As a Brazilian I was intrigued to have this video about Brazil, very cool

[@NibanoTransmontano]

What if the United Kingdom of Portugal and Brazil succeeded?

[@oppionatedindividual8256]

Heaven on Earth alongside CANZUK or Imperial Federation

[@hybridt]

I have always wondered this as well it could have lead to both nations in to more relevance in the 19th and 20th century

[@Dani-kv1xx]

Graças a Deus o BRASIL não é NADA de Portugal!!!!!!!

[@cadu7164]

@@Dani-kv1xx Bobagem, se o Brasil tivesse permanecido como parte do Reino Unido com Portugal, ambos ganhariam mais, já que o império brasileiro não soube controlar com pulso firme, as insurgências do exército, nos levando a mais um república lixo sul americana

[@fk_yu]

@@Dani-kv1xx nada? Mentira. Falaste tudo em português. Tens uma cultura de origens portuguesa. Tens a moral e os costumes que os portugueses tinham. Tens uma terra criada por portugueses. Sem portugueses não existia o teu brasil imenso. Portanto o brasil tem tudo de portugal. Só lhe falta as boas maneiras, educação, respeito, e civilidade, que o português tem.

[@espiao7343]

Brazil mentioned... COME TO BRAZIL

[@jamesk5541]

It's a good place but crime is rampant

[@vastoaspecto]

@@jamesk5541 , that is not in all the places, more in Favelas and some big cities.

[@waltermelo1033]

"crime is rampant". you can't say that if you live in California or NY. honestly.

[@jamesk5541]

@waltermelo1033 one I don't live in neither and two that's because democrats hate prosecuting anyone other then Trump and sadistically showing poverty and homelessness are significantly higher in democrat run states

[@tropical_boys]

​@@jamesk5541And you think that's bad? Come see how we act like animals, it's the most beautiful thing in the world 😍

[@Union_of_Furry_Republics]

What if the USSR kept on collapsing? Like fully balkanization Edit:Also, bad English, sorry

[@spoonsareoccasionallymadeo5728]

I see something like those numerous Chinese civil wars in history happening. Warlords fighting for control of the solidly Russian territory while many other regions just go for independence.

[@badart3204]

@@Union_of_Furry_Republics a very scary nuclear scenario may occur albeit it may be limited in scope

[@LuizAntonio-di7dj]

7:17 This painting is not from brazilian independence, but from brazilian proclamation of the republice, where the republican forces killed slaves that have been freed at the monarchy (sorry if I have a bad english)

[@andremacedo8463]

Oh, the republicans are so bad, its not like the monarchy kept slavery for almost 100 years

[@merijevons]

It *was* a war of independence, in the same proportion and violence as Bolívar's campaigns. It took 2 years to liberate all the occupied provinces. We had no fleets whatsoever, and barely had an army - yet, the Empire was able to amass and send more than 27k soldiers during this time, against 18k Portuguese troops. Salvador, the second main city in the country, was under martial law since 1821, and almost the entire North of the country was under governments loyal to Lisbon, as well the Cisplatina. The Portuguese troops in the Rio de Janeiro actually retreated to Salvador, where the bloodiest battles took place, until the surrender of General Madeira de Melo, on July 2, 1823.

[@jefferyhanderson7849]

As a Brazilian Monarchist, I weep. Is the Brazilian Monarchy surviving into the 20th and 21st centuries but a dream? (At least the Republican Flag looks better than the one we have now.) I wish to know what major changes have been brought to Brazil by this change in history. Maybe I am ignorant, but aside from minor territorial changes, I don't see much has changed from OTL. (Aside from slave imports from Angola becoming domestic trade, not international trade.) Pedro I abdicates > Pedro II reigns as a CHAD emperor > Slavery gets abolished > Aristocrats revolts > Pedro II abdicates > Brazil becomes a Republic. Will the liberated slaves and the growing mestizo population migrate to Angola and contribute to Angola remaining Brazilian? Maybe as a state instead of a colony? Will Brazil gain some German territorial possessions in Namibia during the peace conference in Versailles? I look forward to watching part 2 next week. (And have my questions answered, if possible.)

[@Ardenator1]

This. Looks like they control Uruguay and maybe expand Angola and that's about it?

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

LET'S GO! BRAZILIAN EMPIRE SURVIVES! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@eagleowl833]

Didnt the liberals still take power? He mentions the royal family going into exile in Angola and mentions the President in ww1

[@Neoth40k]

"Vossos peitos, vossos braços, são muralhas do Brasil!" 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🇧🇷

[@henriquesalvatti544]

"Do universo entre as nações Resplandece a do Brasil!" 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[@Chicão_Santos]

Isso papai

[@omatematico9362]

@@danielsantiagourtado3430 pelo Império. Para o Império.

[@erichtomanek4739]

An interesting alternate history; very well done. What if Brazil balkanized?

[@Chicão_Santos]

More chaos?

[@trashboy7812]

Up

[@velvetvampirica]

i think that could've happened? throughout brazil's history there were many separatist movements, and there still are, but they are mostly a viewed as a joke

[@awestruckcardboard3431]

Yep I agree. Brazil won't change because its situation hasn't changed. The Brazilian Empire was screwed to begin with due to Brazil just being practically a bigger dixie state with no Northern States (I.E. Slavery brought its Doom). And that fact that its Emperor grew more and more distant also brought its doom. Having colonies would have it being worst due to it needing to support its colonies. No matter how much extraction happens between the two.

[@josemanoelcorreia2382]

"Mestizo" and "Rio Grande del Sur" 💀💀💀 Oh dear, Brazil is the 1000th time being treated with Spanish pronunciation.

[@DeanMonsieur]

I speak Spanish not Portuguese, apologies 😅

[@redzard2015]

Monsieur speaks spanish? Thats cool

[@Chicão_Santos]

Da um desconto pro cara, nem br é, o português nem é língua tão influente quanto nos países anglos, como o eua por exemplo, tendo um colosso no sul lusófono, e o de longe o mais importante e o influente da lusosfera

[@wilsondockhornjúnior]

“I speak Spanish” (sic). So if you spoke Chinese or German you would mispronounce the Portuguese words using those languages?!

[@wilsondockhornjúnior]

Herr Narrator is from the USA. I speak a little German so by his own words it’s ok if I mispronounce English words by using German, since German and English are related. Wunderbar, só que não!

[@loukanosdegaliza4134]

May God allow a leader as great as Dom Pedro II to rule the lands of Brazil again. We need it now more than ever.

[@brunosergio934]

Finally, foreign channels are discovering the country that has one of the most interesting histories in the world, the Brazilian confederation itself, and also D. Pedro I's plan with Holy Alliance, the possible restoration of the empire by the German empire, and among others, great video comrade

[@DillionMatt]

The major flaw in this is southern US states would use Brazil as a loophole to gain more labor. That will keep practice competitive with wage labor. You’re changing entire demographics of Africa and Americas. The British blockade becomes ineffective. Brazil would have US support especially if a southern president is leading it.

[@mobster34rdr2]

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[@psgalletus6066]

Dude, answer me a question because you have a video that talks about Brazil but doesn't have subtitles in Brazilian Portuguese

[@Felipe-b7i]

Finally Someone talking about Brazilian alternate history thank you !!!!!!

[@CARL_093]

Cool thanks mr z

[@felipetanus520]

Thanks for making a video of my country! great video!

[@Ladraogalimha88]

A slave trafficer from brazil had the "world smallest colony" as his possesion for some time he even raised the imperial brazilian flag on it, the portuguese forces took it after some time, it was in Dahomey

[@Ladraogalimha88]

He also tried to put a friend of his in the power of the dahomey, maybe he could have formed a brazilian liberia or just continue the slave trade in mass

[@alphagamer9505]

When was this

[@Ladraogalimha88]

@@alphagamer9505 search "Fort of São Baptista de Ajudá"

[@Arthur_-xv4yt]

Até hoje os descendentes dele chamados de "Xaxá" moram lá. Você leu isso por onde? Única vez que vi sobre isso foi no livro Escravidão do Laurentino Gomes

[@Ladraogalimha88]

​@@Arthur_-xv4yt li no livro Agudá - brasileiros em benim

[@Umpleiex]

What if napoleon lost much faster?

[@dylanbilson4271]

@@Umpleiex Is it when the coalition meet up in Spain, or before Napoleon invades Russia?

[@Umpleiex]

@@dylanbilson4271 I’m thinking during the third coalition

[@DaviRenania]

One detail usually overlooks is that the entire region inbetween Angola and Mozambique also had Portuguese presence

[@Tired_VLR]

Idea: What if Brazil Became a superpower instead of the US

[@DeanMonsieur]

You’ll be happy with this Wednesday’s video 😉

[@Tired_VLR]

@@DeanMonsieur i came

[@elmendigoto7777]

That last monologue made me drop a tear. Great video mate!

[@VinnieMF]

There are 2 spanish slips in this video 🙂🤌🏼 26:06 The term "mestizo" is not a thing in Brazil. It's a hispanic term, generally referring to people of mixed european and indigenous ancestry. The equivalent in Portuguese would "Caboclo". The population in growth you mentioned, mixed between europeans and subsaharans, would be "Mulato". Both terms are not very used anymore. The various mixed combinations, which before carried singular names, now are not practical to be tracked and have been compiled as "pardo" or "mestiço". That's what our mixed population is called and what mixed people in Angola would be called in this scenario. 20:59 The 2nd spanish slip was "Rio Grande del Sur", instead of "Rio Grande do Sul". Preposterous 😂 Jk good vid. Looking forward to the next part 👍🏼

[@DeanMonsieur]

My apologies. For some of the pronunciations I looked them up, but for others I attempted without any knowledge of Portuguese, so I used a Colombian accent. Hopefully Brazil will forgive me 😂🇧🇷🇺🇸🇨🇴

[@carinaslima]

@@DeanMonsieur We forgive you, but please improve in future videos

[@caioalmeida4139]

Ainda se usa muito o termo mulato, eu mesmo uso

[@garrettallen7427]

What if Peru 🇵🇪 stayed spilt apart into North and South Peru?

[@granata_227]

imagine brazil having colonies during the military dictatorship

[@micahistory]

Very interesting idea, also just found this channel and subscribed!

[@peopleskingdomofwolcottia]

EYYYYYYYYY

[@micahistory]

@@peopleskingdomofwolcottia yo yo yo

[@aesculetum]

I kept thinking Hernán Cortéz was trying to make Brazil colonial again.

[@Iovi_Magno]

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[@Chicão_Santos]

I will wait for the continuation!

[@Obamama4211]

32 minutes! You weren’t joking when you said it was long lol.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

What if Austria won the brothers war? Hearth please ❤❤❤❤❤

[@rodrigobarenco]

In fact, 10 to 15 thousand people came on 14 ships to Rio de Janeiro....

[@thenamesianna]

"What if Portugal gained independence from the Portughese Empire" goes crazy lmao 💀. I love this scenario and will watch part 2.

[@lucaslana2462]

BRAZIL MENTIONED 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 LET'S FOOOO

[@unisangalaxystudio]

I would feel if Brazil was still empire, This would mean Kingdom of Araucanía and Patagonia would still be a state

[@tomrio8243]

I’d choose Brasil over Portugal too 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@fk_yu]

A lot of brazilians says otherwise. They run from brazil to a better life in portugal

[@giullianpadilla361]

@@fk_yu there's a reason half of Brazil Is basically a dumpster fire

[@giullianpadilla361]

Why?

[@joaofernandes1817]

Angola mozambique Guinea Cape Verde Timor macau and Guyanas Brazil's perfect colonial empire

[@fk_yu]

Your dream. Steal all from portugal. It says a lot of you guys. That's why's normal for you to steal all from eachothers. It's the Brazilian way of life

[@alvorecerdourado6490]

@joaofernandes1817 Mas eles já foram parte do Império global do Brasil durante o reinado de Dom João VI-I

[@mervanaydin3619]

What if Italy and Japan were against Germany during WW2?

[@FitGritty]

Dom Pedro l, was actually an abolitionist, and he had a lot of contact with black communities personally. So it’s not fair to put him like just another European aristocrat.

[@tiagomiguel5683]

Dom Pedro I was actually an abolitionist, the Brazilian elites who did not make things easier

[@ale-xsantos1078]

And definitely not a brazilian nationalist He did the proclamation of independence because he saw it as necessary, not because he wanted Brazil separated from Portugal

[@tiagomiguel5683]

@@ale-xsantos1078 ele buscava o bem do Brasil, era o "imperador constitucional e defensor Perpétuo do Brasil"

[@ale-xsantos1078]

@@tiagomiguel5683 Sim, eu não to dizendo que ele não se importava com o Brasil, senão ele nem teria feito a proclamação Mas ele a fez não por ser anti-português ou porque era contra Portugal e Brasil serem um, e sim porque tentar manter a união naquele momento seria um desastre Como o pai dele mesmo disse "melhor a coroa na sua cabeça que na de um aventureiro"

[@rafamoreira0]

If the video is about Brazil, is aways a nice video 👍🏻

[@christianbertvillote3265]

Create an alternate timeline if the 1848 revolutions succeeded?

[@gregoryturk1275]

What if Portugal kept Brazil

[@rafaelhenrique1138]

O vídeo ficou muito bom😊👍.

[@gamediverbr]

Just as a curiosity, during the independence negotiations, Portugal demanded that Brazil give up any rights or claims to colonies in Africa (specifically Angola, and some fortifications in what would now be Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe and Guinea). So this scenario in the video was in fact a very real and plausible possibility.

[@peopleskingdomofwolcottia]

Awesome!

[@edsonborba1781]

O Império deveria ter conquistado os Andes também, assim teríamos nossas imperiais estações de esqui, sem precisarmos viajar para Argentina e Chile 🏔 🎿

[@DeanMonsieur]

Kkkk

[@Chicão_Santos]

Bom, há algumas discordâncias em minha opinião em relação alguns aspectos apresentados no vídeo, primeiramente antes de tudo bom vídeo, eu gostei bastante e é difícil ver algum canal estrangeiro comentar sobre a história do Brasil, você apresentou pontos importantes sobre a maçonaria, que pelo o Brasil e os portugueses locais de alta patente saberia o mal ocasionado em Lisboa, sendo assim, o Rio teria uma força maior de apoio, sem falar da questão do quanto do tempo de vida da maioria das forças armadas presente no Brasil sendo assimilada, não por estar aqui no Brasil, mas sim pelo os eventos caóticos de mini revolução francesa e assassinato ao Rei, o Imperador ganharia ainda mais pontos, e o Imperador repugnava a maçonaria, assim como o seu Pai João, esse é um dos motivos da família real gostar tanto do Brasil, na questão sobre Dom Pedro I, eu particularmente vejo ele como um idealista mais autoritário que sabia o mal do liberalismo totalmente idealista que era na época, mas competente, principalmente por que o cofre do reino está no Rio de Janeiro, e tem mais, o Brasil não vai estar endividado para mais britânicos agiotas do que possa se imaginar, então o que fez principalmente o Pedro I ter uma péssima imagem política foi isso, lógico além dos boatos de Pedro com Leopoldina etc o qual tenho que descobrir a veracidade desse boato, enfim, o importante é que a figura política do Imperador não há indícios ou muda para um rumo caótica, muito menos para sua abolição, outra coisa que não entendi no vídeo era do por que a cisplatina ficou independente, para mim isso não faz sentido nenhum! Primeiro é a supremacia militar, o qual o Brasil teria a sua armada, ou pelo menos metade dela, vamos ser sincero o que aconteceu em Portugal nessa realidade amedontra até os nobres, outro fator é o dinheiro, Brasil tem dinheiro para bancar um exército próprio, fortalecer e criar academias militares etc, o Pedro I tinha um jeito de ter um ideal mais expansionista mas o que eu acho sobre ele não vem ao caso, o que eu quero dizer também não há motivo do Brasil ser fraco belicamente, não pelo menos em relação aos seus vizinhos, tem outra questão, a guerra da cisplatina teve outro problema, além da guerra em si ser impopular, a imagem do imperador estava muito desgastada, neste caso ele ainda é visto como um herói e tem apoio de sua população, se a revolta acontecer, seria impedida, e por aí tem dois caminhos, a Argentina intervir por motivos óbvios, ou simplesmente ela recuar perante ao Colosso que está a gatinhar, se caso intervir essa guerra se escala por um tempo, levando a alguns cenários que sejam possível como apenas reparação econômica, fragmentação da Argentina, ou anexação da Mesopotâmia argentina, já que de lura de independência uruguaia, virou para o controle do rio da prata, acho muito difícil dos britânicos intervir do jeito que interviram para interesse próprio, inclusive agora dando um pulo pra 31, teoricamente o Brasil já poderia abolir a escravidão por conta de uma lei de 25 pelo os britânicos, por conta de leis, e como Pedro I ainda estará no poder e não terá período regencial (fruto de toda merda e caos que ocorre no período Imperial Brasileiro) essa instabilidade política não ocorre, acredito eu que Pedro I astuto como era, não iria abolir em sua independência, por mais que fosse anti-escravagista PRINCIPALMENTE por ter angola, assim como você concordo muito nisso, contudo, concordas comigo que a elite escravagista simplesmente ficou muito mais forte, mas não incontrolável, e o Imperador diferente de muitos países dessa época iria seguir um rumo diferente o imperador ainda iria deter um grande poder na constituição (por adendo algum brasileiro lendo esse comentário, há chances de Bonifácio não ter atuação importante ao ponto do que teve em nossa época), com isso a partir de 31 creio eu que começaria os primeiros passos de começar a pensar ou algum processo político mais leve para instigar a abolição, não acho que seria instantâneo, e isso poderia durar de 5 até 20 anos, no máximo até 1860 creio eu estar abolida, outra questão é a elite industrial que provavelmente seria fundada durante essa ausência, pelo menos ferrovia seria feita nessa realidade bem mais cedo, o Imperador conhecia muito bem o problema logístico brasileiro, sobre a elite, na nossa realidade os escravagista não procuraram saber da indústria não por conta de ser lucrativo ou não, e sim por ter rixa com o único grande industrialista que havia no império, no caso o barão de Mauá, provavelmente esse cara aina exisitiria e a família real iria apoia-lo e incentivar a industrialização, diferente da nossa realidade aonde a família real não quis se meter na richa que tinha, outra coisa que mudaria era o sistema de educação que era defasado para as grandes massas, não é querendo babar a família real nem nada do tipo, mas eles tinham uma visão sobre a educação muito estimada, afinal havia um Habsburgo na fundação do país, mas falando assim parece que iria surgir o país mais progressista do mundo, mas não é bem assim, o que iria surgir era um país com caminhos a serem tomados, o qual poderia dar o primeiro passo tranquilo, sobre questões militares, o Brasil era um produtorzin legal de navio isso é importante por que nesse linha do tempo provavelmente a marinha teria mais investimento para manutenção colonial, aparentemente alguns brasileiros dizem que durante a guerra do Paraguai o Brasil criou em um ano específico aí o barco mais forte do mundo, enquanto a isso eu não tenho certeza, mas sei que em 1700 houve isso sim, tradição não é algo que falte, e em relação a própria primeira guerra mundial, o Pedro II e a Isabel eram descendentes da casa de Habsburgo, e um grande potencial aliado, provavelmente o Brasil tentaria o máximo possível manter a neutralidade e comércio com ambos os lados, já que teria boas relações com ambos os lados, talvez o Brasil poderia até substituir o lugar da Bélgica na questão do congo também, mas duvido disso, outra dúvida era se o Brasil iria ter possibilidade e culhão para colonizar o congo, no caso expandir um pouco antes da partilha africana, já que influência com toda certeza teria, a questão do mapa cor de rosa iria trazer muita dor de cabeça, e provavelmente iria conseguir, mas teria algum acordo britânico possibilitando a ferrovia até cairo, com financiamento conjunto, e por fim uma informação bônus Cabinda já foi um porto da marinha brasileira, é como o nosso amigo Z disse realmente o Brasil era contra a idéia de colonização em relação a potência externa e não a idéia em si por nossa soberania, no final o Brasil perdeu esse porto 😅, me desculpe acabei me empolgando e expressei a minha visão e opinião diante as idéias apresentadas no vídeo, o qual está legal, se eu passei alguma visão arrogante ou algo do tipo peço-lhe desculpas por que isso não é nada respeitoso, pois não é a minha intenção ser desrespeitoso.

[@DillionMatt]

The major flaw in this is southern US states would use Brazil as a loophole to gain more labor. That will keep practice competitive with wage labor. You’re changing entire demographics of Africa and Americas. The British blockade becomes ineffective. Brazil would have US support especially if a southern president is leading it

[@heitorfontenele2041]

Eu não sei de onde vocês tiraram que a bandeira de Portugal é vermelha nessa época era branca com as pontas azuis representando Nossa Senhora das Graças ou Nossa Senhora Aparecida alguma coisa assim eu esqueci

[@DeanMonsieur]

It is John VI flag

[@heitorfontenele2041]

@@DeanMonsieur pos bem , eu reconheço meu erro,mas eu quero falar uma coisa , coloca suas dublagens em canais principais.Os seus coordenadores do Brasil não dublam os vídeos que vocês postam .parece que são subsequentes aos espanicos

[@DeanMonsieur]

@@heitorfontenele2041 We do not have Spanish versions of our videos. The channel in question, "Monsieur Z ES" is not official and is stealing content.

[@heitorfontenele2041]

​@@DeanMonsieurAh tá agora tudo faz sentido não tenta bloquear eles eles fazem um bem danado para nós latino-americanos Apesar deles não responderem a gente

[@heitorfontenele2041]

@@DeanMonsieur só mais uma coisa tu sabe muito bem que o pessoal tá dando em tudo que é língua né tem invenção do seu canal em espanhol francês italiano Eu sei disso que eu já pesquisei a de espanhol é maior

[@diegoyanesholtz212]

My country. I am polaco de Curitiba.

[@hexapodc.1973]

I’m not sure how realistic this would be but what if Brazil conquered Portugal? Maybe this would be an actual military conquest (likely during the empire phase) maybe this would be a succession crisis in Portugal where that line of the royal family dies off for some reason and the next in line falls to the Brazilian monarch? Either way Portugal is owned by Brazil

[@paytonturner1421]

What if the Sahara Desert never existed but stayed green.

[@diogomm710]

Brazil had foreign generals. At least a couple of the top generals during Pedro II rule were french. Labatut was the surname of one of them I believe. Pedro II likely wanted Austrian, Italian and American generals too. I think the money just wasn't there, nor the actual armies.

[@seamusfinnegan1164]

I think this is actually a scenario up to the point of the abolishment of the monarchy that might have allowed the monarchy to continue as part of the main issue was the lack of compensation for the abolishment of slavery, as well as the lack of incorporation of the existing landowner elites into growing new industries. Brazil would be both better placed and I feel likely even to naturally support and draw the existing landowner elite into Brazils industrialization creating a mix of different landowner classes instead of one unified bloc which would provide additional issues of an abolishment of the monarchy. Furthermore, a more successful, prosperous, expansive, and generally stronger Brazil would also be significantly more attractive to immigration creating additional interest groups that even further complicate any potential bloodless elimination of the monarchy due to the further division of economic and political power and weakening of the concentration of power in the pre-existing landowner elite. Frankly speaking I dont think this will change much be it leading up to WW1 or even after WW1 not already outlined in this scenario although it might have some effects on WW2 and post WW2 especially as any successive monarchs after Pedro might be influenced by the strong growth of late interwar and WW2 ideologies.

[@ДмитрийАлексеевич-л7р]

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[@jorgeabud1133]

Just one thing, the pronunciation of Côrtes, as in Royal Court, is different from the pronunciation of the surname Cortes

[@epiceducation867]

You know, this was really cool I've always wondered what would happen if Brazil became a colonial empire. Plus this video was really well done. What do you think would happen if the scramble of Africa caused a war.

[@GD30.06]

What if Mexico became a colonial empire?? What if it became a Superpower?

[@Alejandrocasabranca]

Venham todos pro Brasil aqui estaram seguros 😊

[@lasqueiralasco1523]

Love it

[@dimitrimolotovvyacheslav4604]

BRAZIL AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH 🇧🇷💪

[@alfacentaurio85]

Brazil really have a colony. It was Portugal. In the early 1800 until 1822.

[@vaule1886]

BRAZIL MENCIONADO 🇧🇷🗣️🗣️🙌🥳🥳

[@andreiangelian5189]

In what universe would the Europeans agree to share colonies with an underdeveloped south American country

[@Wayjourner]

Nice,

[@mistery7893]

LETS GOOOO

[@wilsondockhornjúnior]

Herr Narrator is from the USA. I speak a little German so by his own words it’s ok if I mispronounce English words by using German, since German and English are related. Wunderbar, só que não!

[@Tusiriakest]

Good video, and I’m sure he had a lot of work with it… but why did he switch to Spanish anytime he said Portuguese words? Just stick to the English pronunciation. Its like having someone in a french speaking video about the American revolution saying “New York”, “George Washington” or “Philadelphia” with a German accent for some reason.

[@Monarcho-communist]

Establish the Brazilian VOC except they trade for coffee not spices

[@luisgaldao]

João VI and the royal family came to Brazil in 1808 though.

[@joao.fenix1473]

I thought you would keep the monarchy. To be honest, things would be so different we cant plausibly know

[@hybridt]

Ah if only my ancestors understood the vaule of keeping the united kingdom of portugal and Brazil together.

[@Arthur_-xv4yt]

Really cool video but the spanish pronunciations of Portuguese are going to offend some people, bro 💀💀💀

[@lasqueiralasco1523]

What if germanicus the elder suceeded augustus?

[@fabianoasc]

I prefer a time line in wich Brazil abolish slavery after indepence and the industrialization happens sooner. This was the proprosal of Jose Bonifacio who was minister in Pedro I reign. Brazil would be a more prosperous and would have fewer social problems nowadays.

[@DeanMonsieur]

You might want to check out our video about if Brazil became a Superpower, where slavery is abolished under Pedro I!

[@gregoryganso]

Finally😊

[@fofulice7202]

Interessante 😮

[@BudokaiMan-mr9tw]

So nothing changes, got it.

[@rogeliovaldez6594]

Now do new spain

[@caioalmeida4139]

Brasil vai até você ⚡

[@abnegazher]

Funny, if not tragic, that the First Republic was made by a military coup banked by slave owners that got pissed at D. Pedro II giving support to his daughter to abolish the slavery... Not even talking about D. Pedro II being betrayed by his best friend - Marshal Deodoro da Fonseca - who was lied by the farmlords and slavers into leadership of the coup under the fake story that D. Pedro II would sell his country by marrying Princess Isabel with a French noble. In the end, D. Pedro II was so shocked by that that he didn't even resist the coup... He picked up his things and left...

[@Paul-r3v]

The Portuguese defeated the French, the Dutch, the Brits and the Germans in Brazil

[@mathieuleader8601]

ooh two parter

[@lucasbrz1936]

Ave império

[@sahilhossain8204]

Lore of What if Brazil had a Colonial Empire? | Alternate History momentum 100

[@TheRavenLord1]

Make the Empire imperial again!

[@Totalynormalper]

What if the kazkastan never left the ussr

[@realbaron5714]

What if Argentina had a colonial empire??

[@John.Smith98765]

Video idea: What if South Africa was a majority White nation?

[@VinnieMF]

Probably would be just like the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

[@msmith1890]

What if Russian Monarchist overthrew Stalin?

[@felipeleaoteixeira6461]

Eterno pais do futuro

[@heitorfontenele2041]

E por que vocês não Durmam seus vídeos nos canais principais era mais interessante

[@VivaCristoRei9]

Please stop using up half of the video to yap about the actual history. It’s killing your engagement.

[@ragn3743]

Viva o brasil