Conquests and Colonies: Spain, Portugal, and Brazil

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Central themes of conquest and colonization

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Conquests and Colonies: Spain, Portugal, and BrazilOnline version Central themes of conquest and colonization by Roe Elhawary 1 Rio de Janeiro became the capital of Portugal's Brazilian colony in 1763. Yes No 2 Coffee plantations were Brazil's main export in the 18th century. Yes No 3 Sugar quickly became Brazil's most valuable export. Yes No 4 The largest territory of the Portuguese empire became Brazil. Yes No 5 Smallpox primarily affected Portugal rather than the Inca during the conquest. Yes No 6 Portuguese settlers established slave-hunting expeditions called bandeiras. Yes No 7 Pizarro's forces were welcomed by the Inca and the empire remained independent. Yes No 8 Bandeiras were organized by the Spanish to expand territory in South America. Yes No 9 The brazilwood tree was prized mainly for its blue dye, not reddish-purple. Yes No 10 Pizarro captured Atahualpa and killed him, leading to control of the Incan empire by the Spaniards. Yes No

Conquests and Colonies: Spain, Portugal, and BrazilOnline version

Central themes of conquest and colonization

by Roe Elhawary

Rio de Janeiro became the capital of Portugal's Brazilian colony in 1763.

Yes

Coffee plantations were Brazil's main export in the 18th century.

Yes

Sugar quickly became Brazil's most valuable export.

Yes

The largest territory of the Portuguese empire became Brazil.

Yes

Smallpox primarily affected Portugal rather than the Inca during the conquest.

Yes

Portuguese settlers established slave-hunting expeditions called bandeiras.

Yes

Pizarro's forces were welcomed by the Inca and the empire remained independent.

Yes

Bandeiras were organized by the Spanish to expand territory in South America.

Yes

The brazilwood tree was prized mainly for its blue dye, not reddish-purple.

Yes

Pizarro captured Atahualpa and killed him, leading to control of the Incan empire by the Spaniards.

Yes

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Conquests and Colonies: Spain, Portugal, and Brazil

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Conquests and Colonies: Spain, Portugal, and BrazilOnline version

by Roe Elhawary

Rio de Janeiro became the capital of Portugal's Brazilian colony in 1763.

Coffee plantations were Brazil's main export in the 18th century.

Sugar quickly became Brazil's most valuable export.

The largest territory of the Portuguese empire became Brazil.

Smallpox primarily affected Portugal rather than the Inca during the conquest.

Portuguese settlers established slave-hunting expeditions called bandeiras.

Pizarro's forces were welcomed by the Inca and the empire remained independent.

Bandeiras were organized by the Spanish to expand territory in South America.

The brazilwood tree was prized mainly for its blue dye, not reddish-purple.

Pizarro captured Atahualpa and killed him, leading to control of the Incan empire by the Spaniards.

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