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shutvik [7]
3 years ago
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gente por favor me ajuda eu não consigo fazer tenho que anotar meio que um registro de tudo sobre o brasil império, brasil colon

ia e brasil republica
History
2 answers:
Rina8888 [55]3 years ago
3 0
Eu não posso te ajudar com isso. Isso é demais para pedir.
topjm [15]3 years ago
3 0

Em 1822, teve início a fase do Brasil Império, ou Período Imperial. Desde a vinda da Família Real (1808) para o Brasil até 1822 houve intensas transformações políticas tanto no Brasil quanto em Portugal, que acabaram por conduzir as elites brasileiras e o Príncipe D. Pedro I a declararem o Brasil um Império independente. Após a estruturação do Império, seguiu o Período Regencial, período esse marcado pelo governo dos regentes daquele que se tronou o segundo imperador brasileiro, Dom Pedro II, que, à época em que o pai deixou o poder (1831), ainda não estava em idade hábil para governar o país. O Segundo Reinado só começou de fato no ano de 1840, estendendo-se até 1889, ano da Proclamação da República. Um ano antes, ainda sob a vigência do Império, foi decretada a Abolição da Escravatura.

A partir de 15 de novembro de 1889, teve início o período do Brasil República. Esse período caracterizou-se pela montagem de uma estrutura política completamente diversa daquela do Império. A busca pela efetividade dos ideais políticos republicanos, influenciados pelo positivismo, guiou a formação da república brasileira, que se dividiu, esquematicamente, entre República Velha (1889-1930), cujas rebeliões que nela ocorreram merecem destaque; Era Vargas (1930-1945), que foi marcada pelo longo governo do político gaúcho Getúlio Dornelles Vargas; fase da República Populista (1945-1964), que se situa no período inicial da Guerra Fria e caracterizou-se pela estrutura política baseada no fenômeno do populismo; e, por fim, a fase dos Governo Militares (1964-1985), marcada pelo Golpe Militar de 31 de março de 1964 e, depois, pelo Ato Institucional nº5, de 13 de dezembro de 1968, que estendeu o regime militar (com cassação de direitos políticos e liberdades individuais) até o ano de 1985.

Ainda há a fase do Brasil Atual, que é estudada de acordo com as pesquisas mais recentes que são feitas sobre a conjuntura política, sociocultural e econômica do Brasil dos últimos 30 anos.

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