In honor of the Olympic Summer Games taking place right now in Rio de Janeiro, we’ll look at the history of Brazil, specifically how it came to be the only Portuguese-speaking country in South America. The country’s history is actually quite unique, and today Brazil is an economic powerhouse, despite its current economic troubles. At JBI, this translates directly into a large number of Portuguese voice-over projects every year.
In this blog post we’ll take a look at two the historical events that made Brazil the nation we know today – and the only Portuguese-speaking country in South America.
AS a result of the battle of zama, Carthage gave Spain to Rome
Actually, Carthage had a pretty solid change to defeat Rome if Hannibal wasn't betraying them. In the end, Carthage's soldiers in spain was massacred and it fell into the hand of Rome
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Allied invasion of North Africa
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