Colonial Brazil
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Colonial Brazil lasted over 300 years and relied on slaves to extract brazilwood, produce sugar, and mine gold. In 1494, Portugal claimed Brazil and began extracting brazilwood from the rainforest for its wood and red dye. In 1808, Prince João allowed direct commercial relations between Brazil and other countries like England, breaking the colonial pact that previously limited Brazil's trade to just Portugal.
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Portugal had one of the earliest and longest-lasting colonial empires spanning from 1500 to 1999. It established colonies in Africa by exploring the coast and trading, and accidentally founded the colony of Brazil in 1500 after a ship landed on the coast of South America. Brazil became an important colony for Portugal as it exploited resources through extraction of brazilwood, sugar, and gold production and served as a major center of the slave trade between Africa and South America.
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