New Hampshire Grants , in time before American Revolution , the territory that later became a state Vermont . The area was originally mapped by New Hampshire claims , and the first land grant there was made in 1749 by New Hampshire's first governor, Benning Wentworth. By 1764, 131 townships had been chartered. New York , which also claimed territory, began making grants of its own in 1765, some of which conflicted with those already granted by New Hampshire. Armed conflicts between the rival claimants were widespread Green Mountain Boys were organized to expel the settlers from New York. The dispute was settled when Vermont (originally called New Connecticut) was incorporated as an independent republic in 1777.
The Estado Novo was the dictatorial phase of the Vargas Era and began in 1937, when Vargas, allied with the military, carried out a coup. He remained in power until his resignation in 1945. The New State it was the dictatorial phase of the government of Getúlio Vargas. In all, Vargas remained in po