Examples Of Brazilian Cultural Awareness
Brazilian Cultural Awareness
Brazilian history is a very broad subject, but in order to do so I am going to cover some basic factual information about the physical geography, terrain, weather and its impact on the country, people, military, and conflict history. This information will be helpful for others to understand more about a piece of Brazilian history as well as present day facts. History is very important matter that will help people understand where things began and why they have become what they are today. I am writing this to educate myself and other people about another country and its very eventful and historical past. The people have grown accustomed to the ways that Brazil works today and how it has changed from events in the past. …show more content…
Brazil's physical environment and climate vary immensely from the tropical North to the temperate South. The landscape is dominated by a central highland region known as the Brazilian Highlands or the Plateau of Brazil. It also contains the massive Amazon Basin which encompasses nearly one third of the entire country. The Amazon basin is home to the largest river in the world the Might Amazon. And the coastline of Brazil stretches over 4,500 miles. (Brazil)
The population of Brazil was about 170 million in 2010, it is the sixth largest country in the entire world after China, India, the United States, Indonesia, and Russia. Despite its large population, Brazil's demographic density is relatively low. Although there has been significant population movement into the interior in recent decades, about 80 percent of all Brazilians still live within two hundred miles of the Atlantic coast.
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Brazilian history is a very broad subject, but in order to do so I am going to cover some basic factual information about the physical geography, terrain, weather and its impact on the country, people, military, and conflict history. This information will be helpful for others to understand more about a piece of Brazilian history as well as present day facts. History is very important matter that will help people understand where things began and why they have become what they are today. I am writing this to educate myself and other people about another country and its very eventful and historical past. The people have grown accustomed to the ways that Brazil works today and how it has changed from events in the past. …show more content…
Brazil's physical environment and climate vary immensely from the tropical North to the temperate South. The landscape is dominated by a central highland region known as the Brazilian Highlands or the Plateau of Brazil. It also contains the massive Amazon Basin which encompasses nearly one third of the entire country. The Amazon basin is home to the largest river in the world the Might Amazon. And the coastline of Brazil stretches over 4,500 miles. (Brazil)
The population of Brazil was about 170 million in 2010, it is the sixth largest country in the entire world after China, India, the United States, Indonesia, and Russia. Despite its large population, Brazil's demographic density is relatively low. Although there has been significant population movement into the interior in recent decades, about 80 percent of all Brazilians still live within two hundred miles of the Atlantic coast.
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