Geography played the greatest role in shaping the Native American culture groups. Geography shaped Native American cultures through physical factors like climate, natural resources, landscapes, waterways, as well as social factors like interactions with neighbouring Indigenous nations.
The “Letter of Pero Vaz de Caminha ” or “Letter to King Dom Manoel on the discovery of Brazil ” was a document written by Portuguese scribe Pero Vaz de Caminha. Written on May 1, 1500, in Porto Seguro, Bahia, it was taken to Lisbon under the care of Gaspar de Lemos, considered one of the greatest n
LOCATION: The Lambayeque or Sicán culture developed on the Lambayeque river basin (formerly the Faquisllanga river or collique river), in the area of the towns of Cinto, Tucume and Jayanca, letting its influence be felt, in addition, to the area of Cajamarca, Piura and the Moche Valley, thus est
The Bahia Conjuration or Revolta dos Alfaiates was a popular political movement that took place in Salvador, Bahia, in 1798. Its objectives were to separate Bahia from Portugal, abolish slavery and meet the demands of the poorer strata of the population. It is also known as Conspiração dos Búzios
The Brazilian Integralist Action (AIB) was a political organization created in 1932 by Plínio Salgado and was the first mass party in Brazil. Initially, they supported the Vargas government. However, with the establishment of the Estado Novo (1937), they promoted the Integralist Levante, which took