Why Didn't Spanish America Unite Like Brazil?
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Published 2024-06-21
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All Comments (21)
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8:10 "Avoid 2029-2034" bro what are you planning
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it's funny that in Brazilian Historigraphy, we make the oposite question: Why Didn't Brazil dismebered Like Spanish America?
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I was not expecting the bit of brazilian and portuguese history at the end! You clearly did your research
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I swear if the answer is “it’s basically napoleons fault” I’m gonna lose it
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As an Argentine and a lover of YouTube informative vids, I must say this is the most accurate depiction of South American history, which is quite something, as this continent is usually forgotten in historical accounts, USA narrative tends to merge Mexico with all of South America, which isn't even in the same hemisphere!
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BRAZIL MENTIONED
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this dude is the oversimplified of countryballs
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An interesting thing that can be noticed is that whenever someone from another country mentions Brazil and talks about it, there are always Brazilians to come and watch and been a subscriber
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Brazil was the Portuguese royal family, Dom JoĂŁo VI moved the seat of the Portuguese government from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro in 1808
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22:45 there is a very interesting historical fact here involving Brazil. During july and december 1822, Brazil occupied Upper Peru at the request of its governors, who feared an invasion by BolĂvar's forces. Later, in 1825, the Empire of Brazil would occupy part of Bolivia, with the aim of dissuading SimĂłn BolĂvar from helping the United Provinces of the RĂo de la Plata during the Cisplatine War.
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I feel like a hipster who just stumbled across the next big history youtuber.
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Best summary on the process of Latin American independence that I've seen on the English side of YouTube.
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A channel with 4.5 subs producing this quality content is amazing to say the least. I am glad youtube algorithm showed me this. Good work!
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS VIDEO!!! It’s great to see latam history covered in detail and humor, greetings from Puerto Rico!
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as a brazilian, I really liked this video. Definitely underrated.
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This channel is underrated
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I absolutely love how accurately you pronounce the names in the video. Like, most of the time I'm watching these kind of videos, people tend to pronounce the names of locations and historical figures in a funny way, and I don't blame them as it's hard to pronounce a word from another language, but you are able to pronounce EVERY single foregin word PERFECTLY. Congrats!!! Really good and informative video as well!
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Honestly I didn't want this video to end
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Someone: mentions brazil in title Brazilians: WHO SUMMONED ME?
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Great Video, +1 sub from Brazil
