Overview
History
Geography
Government and Politics
Culture
100

It's the largest country in both South and Latin America.

What is Brazil?

100

By the mid 16th century it became Brazil's most important exportation product.

What is sugar cane?

100

Uruguai, Argentina, Paraguai, Bolivia, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guyana.

What are Brazil sharing borders?

100

Sovereignty, citizenship, the dignity of human beings, the social values of labor and freedom of enterprise, and political pluralism.

What are the five fundamental principles of Brazil as a federation?

100

5 million visitors in 2010 going to beaches and many other places, and is key to the economy of several regions in the country.

What is tourism in Brazil?

200

Its river basin includes a vast tropical forest, home to diverse wildlife and makes Brazil one of the 17 megadiverse countries.

What is the Amazon?

200

The discovery of this mineral by the bandeirantes in the 1690s would become the new backbone of the colony's economy.

What is gold?

200

Brazil's climate.

What is tropical?

200

A democratic republic, with a presidential system.

What is Brazil's form of government?

200

The predominant religion in Brazil.

What is Roman Catholicism?

300

Brazil was inhabited by numerous tribal nations prior to the landing of a Portuguese explorer in 1500, and he was their leader.

Who is Pedro Alvares Cabral?

300

September 7, 1822.

What is Independence Day in Brazil?

300

Amazon rain forest, Atlantic forest, Cerrado and Pantanal.

What are Brazil's ecosystems?

300

26 and the Federal District.

What is the number of states in Brazil

300

The most popular music style in Brazil.

What is samba?

400

The word Brazil comes from a tree that once grew plentifully along the Brazil coast.

What is brazilwood?

400

It's the Capital of Brazil.

What is Brasilia?

400
Cattle ranching, agriculture, logging, mining, oil-gas extraction, over-fishing, wildlife trade.
What is Brazil's natural heritage threatens?
400

Northern, Northeast, Central-West, Southeast, and Southern.

What are the geographical regions in Brazil?

400

Biggest celebration throughout the entire country, lasting one entire week in February.

What is Carnival?

500

Green, yellow, blue and white.

What are the colors of the Brazilian flag?

500

It's the official language in Brazil.

What is Portuguese?

500

The highest point in Brazil.

What is Pico da Neblina?

500

Real.

What is Brazil's currency?

500

Feijoada, brigadeiro, frango com pequi, vatapa, moqueca, empada, coxinha.

What are the typical foods in Brazil?

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