The Brazilian Revolution - Camila R. - PD. 7
Texto del Guión Gráfico
- King Dom Joao VI (Father)
- BRAZIL NEEDS INDEPENDENCE! I AM IGNORING YOUR PORTUGUESE ASSEMBLY LETTER AND GUIDING BRAZIL INTO ITS OWN EMPIRE! YOU WONT CONTROL EVERYTHING ANY LONGER!
- As the king of Portugal, Brazilian trade is restricted. We the people of Portugal forbid Brazilian independence as it is under our colonial rule!
- 1822
- Pedro I of Brazil(SON)
- Portugal vs. BrazilCamila R. - Pd. 7
- OUR ECONOMIC GOODS ARE EXPLOITED. WE GET NO INDEPENDENCE AND HAVE NO WAY TO LIVE FOR OURSELVES UNDER PORTUGUESE RULE! WE DEMAND POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE
- The people of Brazil September 1822
- My father cannot continue to rule this colony! BRAZIL NEEDS INDEPENDENCE and it's up to me to seek it!
- Shortly after this conversation, military conflicts between brazil and Portugal sparked, Napoleon wars proved Brazilian importance as King Joao fled to Brazil for refuge with his son, where he later left his son there and once again returned to Portugal once and for all.
- I REFUSE TO BACKDOWN! WE THE PORTUGAL ASSEMBLY HAVE SENT YOU A WARNING LETTER TO RETURN TO PORTUGAL!
- With my fathers absence, I have been crowned Brazils first emperor! I officially declare Brazil as it's own empire and I now initiate Independence! We now freely trade and have our own government, different than that of Portuguese ruling.
- September 7th 1822, Brazilian independence is gained, Pedro is now Brazilian emperor.
- Brazil sprouted into its independence fully in 1825, building a brazilian empire led by Pedro I of Brazil, coming to an end by Brazilian proclomations, shaping current day Brazil
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