Pedro Alvares Cabral reached the shores of Brazil in 1500. The country took its name from the brazilwood tree found along the coast. Brazil is the largest country in South America with boundaries with 10 other South American countries. It has a population of over 205 million people and its capital is Brasilia. Brazil is a major global exporter of goods like iron ore, soybeans, coffee and sugar.
It's an Marketing assignment which was given to us that how companies change their policies and strategies with respect to the macro environment of the country in which it is operating.
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This article demonstrates that Brazil failed to achieve high levels of political, economic and social development. It can be seen from the analysis of our article that the problems faced by Brazil at the moment and unresolved result from causes that have been added and accumulated throughout its history of more than 500 years, that is, in the colonial period and during the Empire and the Republic. The trajectory of Brazil throughout its history is deplorable because the country still faces problems that were created and persist since the colonial period and the attempts of their overcoming were aborted by the repression against the social movements, by the overthrow of governments committed to the progress of the country and with the adoption of anti-national and anti-social government policies.
It's an Marketing assignment which was given to us that how companies change their policies and strategies with respect to the macro environment of the country in which it is operating.
Americans Forgotten the Claims Against CubaCarolyn Lamb
In 1964, the U.S. Congress passed legislation allowing the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission to open up the Cuba Claims program, with the intention to certify and verify what the American businesses and individual families had lost due to expropriation, and to determine a dollar value of lost assets for each claim. In the end, after all the data and documentation collection was complete, 5,913 Americans were able to have their lost assets certified by our United States Government, and we are referred to as the U.S. Certified Claimants.
This article demonstrates that Brazil failed to achieve high levels of political, economic and social development. It can be seen from the analysis of our article that the problems faced by Brazil at the moment and unresolved result from causes that have been added and accumulated throughout its history of more than 500 years, that is, in the colonial period and during the Empire and the Republic. The trajectory of Brazil throughout its history is deplorable because the country still faces problems that were created and persist since the colonial period and the attempts of their overcoming were aborted by the repression against the social movements, by the overthrow of governments committed to the progress of the country and with the adoption of anti-national and anti-social government policies.
A comprehensive country report on Brazil Tourism. It brings to you valuable statistics of Brazil Inbound and Outbound Tourism, demographic profile, trends in travel and future trends and forecast.
Brazil: A Comprehensive Country Analysis
Introduction:
Brazil, the largest country in South America, holds a pivotal position in the region and the global stage. With a rich history, diverse culture, vast natural resources, and a growing economy, Brazil has emerged as a significant player in various domains. This analysis provides insights into Brazil's geography, history, economy, culture, and future prospects.
Geography:
Brazil spans over 8.5 million square kilometers, boasting diverse landscapes, including the Amazon rainforest, the Pantanal wetlands, the Cerrado savannah, and a vast coastline along the Atlantic Ocean. The Amazon rainforest, often referred to as the "lungs of the Earth," plays a critical role in global climate regulation. The country shares borders with ten South American nations, showcasing its influence in the region.
History:
Brazil's history is marked by colonization by the Portuguese in the 16th century. The exploitation of indigenous populations, coupled with the forced labor of African slaves, laid the foundation for Brazil's societal and cultural fabric. Brazil gained independence from Portugal in 1822, establishing a constitutional monarchy. The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw significant waves of immigration, mainly from Europe, shaping the nation's demographic landscape.
Economy:
Brazil has one of the largest and most diversified economies in Latin America. Key sectors include agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and services. The country is a major producer of commodities such as soybeans, coffee, sugarcane, and iron ore, making it a crucial player in the global market. Challenges like income inequality, corruption, and a complex tax system, however, pose significant hurdles to sustained economic growth.
Culture:
Brazil's cultural identity is a blend of indigenous roots, European influence, and African heritage. The nation is known for its vibrant festivals, including Carnaval, a world-famous celebration of music, dance, and vibrant costumes. Football (soccer) holds a special place in Brazilian culture, uniting people across socioeconomic and cultural divides. Additionally, Brazilian music, including genres like samba, bossa nova, and MPB, has gained international recognition.
Society and Demographics:
Brazil is a multicultural society with a diverse ethnic makeup, including people of Indigenous, African, European, and Asian descent. Portuguese is the official language, and Roman Catholicism is the dominant religion, although religious diversity is acknowledged and respected. Socioeconomic disparities are prominent, with a significant gap between the affluent and the impoverished, particularly in urban areas.
Contents
Introduction to CRR
About the Country
Historic Perspective/ Background
Geographic Overview
Governance/ Political System/ International Presence
Industry
Country Selected
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2. On April 22, 1500, a Portuguese navigator
called Pedro Alvares Cabral reached the
shores of Brazil. The country took its name
from “brazilwood”, a redwood tree commonly
found along the Brazilian coastline that was
ordinarily used to dye garments back in
Europe.
3. 1500 :The Portuguese explorer Pedro Alvares Cabral
lands in Brazil.
1572 :The King of Portugal creates the Viceroyalty of
Brazil in Salvador (Bahia).
1763 :Rio de Janeiro proclaimed Brazil's sole Capital.
1789 :First independence movement
1807 :Napoleon invades Portugal
1944-45: Brazilian troops fight alongside Allies in World
War II.
1960 :Brasilia becomes the new capital. 1985 Democracy
is restored. Jose Sarney becomes President.
1988 New constitution proclaimed.
2006 Luis Inacio Lula da Silva re-elected as President.
4. Brazil is the largest country in South America
with 15,735 km (9,777 miles) of boundaries
with 10 out of the 12 South American
countries.
Brazil has 7,491 km sea shore (4,655 miles)
on the Atlantic Coast.
5. Full country name: Federative Republic of Brazil
Area: 8,547,403 sq km
Population: 205.7 million (UN, 2011)
Capital City: Brasilia
Language: Portuguese
Religion: Roman Catholic (73.6%), Pentecostal
(15.4%), Other (11%)
Currency: Real
6. GDP per head : US$11,600(2011)
Annual Growth: 7.5% (2010)
Inflation: 5.9% (2010)
7. Brazil is larger than the continental US and
Australia.
It is the fifth largest country in the world.
With a population of 195 million, Brazil is
also the fifth most populous country and
fourth largest democracy. Sao Paulo is the
second most populous city in the world, with
almost 11 million.
Brazil is the world's largest exporter of iron
ore and soya; it will soon be the largest
exporter of frozen meat. Brazilian industry
produces more cars than Mexico, more steel
than Italy, the same amount as India.
8. There are 347,490 square miles of farmable
land in Brazil, and that's without counting one
single inch of the 350 million of the Amazon
forest.
Brazil is the world’s largest coffee, sugar, and
alcohol producer, and second in soybean and
corn, apart from being the third largest fruit
producer.
9. One of the most important Brazilian industrial
segment is the automobile industry. Many
international companies make cars in Brazil:
Volkswagen, Ford, Mercedes Bens, General
Motors, Fiat, Volvo, etc.