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{Late 1780's} A group of important citizens of Ouro Preto, a prosperous town in Brazil, secretly plotted for Brazilian Independence. One of the of the main conspirators was Tiradentes, a dentist and army officer. He was considered the ringleader of the group, and upon the groups capture, he was the only one killed. Today he is celebrated as a national hero.

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In 1494, Portugal and Spain signed the Treaty of Tordesillas. The treaty divided the areas of Spanish and Portuguese exploration. Everything to the west of the line belonged to Portugal, while everything to the east belonged to Spain.

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"The Portuguese government wanted to make Brazil a colony again. The prince regent (Pedro I) refused to accept this. In 1822, on the banks of the Ipiranga River, he uttered the famous cry for Brazilian Independence, "Independence or death!"  (Nations Of The World: Brazil, 2001)
Because of this, Brazil gained its independence.

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Because Portugal supported Britain in a war against France, they were attacked. The leader at the time, Prince John III, fled to Brazil with his family

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♛ Fled from Portugal to Brazil, bringing the Portuguese rule
♛ Brought the one to declare independence to Brazil
♛Made Brazil a kingdom
John III brought the Portuguese people to Brazil. The children they had with the native Brazilians were called "The First Brazilians."

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♛Was left in Brazil by his father, John III
♛Declared Brazil independent
♛Gave Brazil a constitution
Because of Pedro I, Brazil gained its independence.

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How Brazil gained it's independence