Quilombos they were communities formed by slaves who had run away from the plantations. These places became centers of resistance for black slaves escaping from forced labor in Brazil. Origin The word quilombo comes from the Bantu language, being a reference to forest warrior. The first definiti
The indigenous culture encompasses the material and immaterial production of countless different peoples throughout Brazil. It is important to point out that there is not one indigenous culture, but several, and each people has developed its own religious, musical, festival and handicraft tradition
Black women and men contributed to the construction of Brazil. They are warriors, liberal professionals, artists, athletes and political activists who have made a difference in the country. We chose 25 black Brazilian personalities that marked the countrys history. 1. Aqualtune (c.1600-?) - prince
The Vargas Era corresponds to the period in which Getúlio Vargas (1882-1954) ruled Brazil in three moments: Provisional Government :1930-1934 Constitutional Government :1934-1937 New Status :1937-1945 Provisional Government (1930-1934) The Provisional Government was characterized by the beginning