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Dictator of Brazil ruled 1930-1945

Tried to lessen Brazils dependence on one crop by attracting new industries

Since then with strong government support and abundant resources, Brazil has become a major industrial nation

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An elected president.

“Fifty years of progress in five”.

Ambitious programs to build highways, universities, airports, factories, and hydroelectric plants.

Created new capital city, Brasilia.

His policies left massive debt.

Because of this the army took power in 1964, and banned political parties.

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- Generals welcomed foreign investment and developed new industries(steel, chemicals, and heavy machinery)
- Brazil made policies to end dependence on foreign oil and the supported building of hydroelectric plants.
- These policies were known as the "Brazilian miracle".

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- Brazil land of extremes in gleaming cities, rich and middle class live comfortably
-attend fine schools and universites, and get medicine care at modern hospitals
- Brazilian constitution forbids discrimination, racism exsists, darker skinned people have harder time getting s job than whites
- People of mixed descent experience less discrimination than blacks

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- Interest payments and inflation took a share of the nation's earnings.
- The government made reforms like cutbacks in spending and other things.
- The reforms helped the economy recover.
- Today, the government has a choice of whether they want to spend money on the education system or should hey invest in jobs and the economy.

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-Millions of people live here in desperate poverty
- Huge gap divide between rural and city dwellers
-Brazilian constitution forbids discrimination, although racism still exists
-Darker skinned people have a harder time getting a job than whites
-People of white descent experience less discrimination than blacks

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2016 Summer Olympics

Held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from August 5 to August 21, 2016.

More than 11,000 athletes participate, with 306 sets of medals to give out

Rio became the first South American city to host the Summer Olympics.

The lead-up to these Games was marked by controversies, including the instability of the country's federal government; health and safety concerns surrounding the Zika virus and significant pollution in the Guanabara Bay; and a doping scandal involving Russia, which affected the participation of its athletes in the Games.

The estimated cost was 4.6 Billion USD

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The government has encouraged people to move from crowded coastal cities into the interior so they can help develop Brazil’s rich forests and mineral resources.

The development of the interior improves the economy.

Minerals like beef and timber are sold on the work market.

Farmers have cut down and burned forest, causing damage to the atmosphere.

In some areas due to trying to farm on unsuitable soil, dessert-like conditions were created.

Diseases have been spread to the Indians of the rainforest from settlers.

Today Brazilians are looking to modernize without taking such a high tool on the environment.

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Guanabara Bay is heavily polluted.

Among the chief causes of the pollution are uncollected trash fed into the bay via polluted rivers and slums along the coast.

The people living in these slums are called Favelas.

Their homes were destroyed to build grounds for the 2016 Olympics.

How would you feel if this was your home? What would you do?

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Do you think the Olympics’ location should have been changed due to the issues and controversies?

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An ongoing outbreak of the mosquito-borne Zika virus in Brazil raised fears regarding its potential impact on athletes and visitors

Zika infection during pregnancy can cause serious birth defects and is associated with other pregnancy problem

11 Athletes withdrew because of fears of the Zika Virus.

If you were put in this position what would you do? Is it different for males and females? (The virus can be transmitted through a mosquito bite, sex, or a blood transfusion)