Fun fact: Portugal colonized Brazil that’s the biggest economy in Latin America, and in the 19th century the Portuguese Empire capital was Rio de Janeiro for more than 10 years.
Latin America? Where is it? Would that be the United States and Canada since the English language has about 80% ofthe vocabulary composed of words of Latin origin because Great Britain, the mare that gave birth to these countries, was an inportant Roman colony for about six centuries? Get you fracts straigh, please. At least Brasil is and will alwys be in AMERICA, that's what our history says. Just read it it so nest time you know what you are talking about. " The name America (applied to present-day Brazil) appeared for what is believed the first time on Martin Waldseemüller's 1507 world map, known as the Baptismal Certificate of the New World, and also America's Birth Certificate. ... So much history we have here ....
@@siriemapantanal6894 “Latin America” is a concept created by Napoleon to separate the British colonies from the Spanish/Portuguese colonies. It has a lot of racism in the term and you can say it’s wrong. But it is still well accepted and everyone knows Latin America starts in Mexico!
@@vidapolitica8366 How ridiculous. In what way is the British are different from the Portuguese? Do you know who is the Prime Minister of England, Scotland and the Major of London today? Find out and come back here to tell us. Napoleon is not a personage of our history so this term might apply to Quebec, Haiti or other French speaking countries in AMERICA, not to Brazil. Here we and our history say who we are and where we are, not Napoleon, Google, Holywood, Wikipedia or whoever.
@@siriemapantanal6894 I came from a time the concepts and the canon came from the scholars and books, not from a random guy on TH-cam frustrated with his/her life who claims to be more knowledgeable than anyone else.
Fun fact: Portugal colonized Brazil that’s the biggest economy in Latin America, and in the 19th century the Portuguese Empire capital was Rio de Janeiro for more than 10 years.
Latin America? Where is it? Would that be the United States and Canada since the English language has about 80% ofthe vocabulary composed of words of Latin origin because Great Britain, the mare that gave birth to these countries, was an inportant Roman colony for about six centuries? Get you fracts straigh, please. At least Brasil is and will alwys be in AMERICA, that's what our history says. Just read it it so nest time you know what you are talking about. "
The name America (applied to present-day Brazil) appeared for what is believed the first time on Martin Waldseemüller's 1507 world map, known as the Baptismal Certificate of the New World, and also America's Birth Certificate. ... So much history we have here ....
@@siriemapantanal6894 “Latin America” is a concept created by Napoleon to separate the British colonies from the Spanish/Portuguese colonies. It has a lot of racism in the term and you can say it’s wrong. But it is still well accepted and everyone knows Latin America starts in Mexico!
@@vidapolitica8366 How ridiculous. In what way is the British are different from the Portuguese? Do you know who is the Prime Minister of England, Scotland and the Major of London today? Find out and come back here to tell us. Napoleon is not a personage of our history so this term might apply to Quebec, Haiti or other French speaking countries in AMERICA, not to Brazil. Here we and our history say who we are and where we are, not Napoleon, Google, Holywood, Wikipedia or whoever.
@@siriemapantanal6894 I came from a time the concepts and the canon came from the scholars and books, not from a random guy on TH-cam frustrated with his/her life who claims to be more knowledgeable than anyone else.
@@vidapolitica8366 What are you talking about? Always depends on what book you read. Nobody knows our history better than us.
Very bloodthirsty Colonialists!
A França sem suas colônias não será a mesma tb.