Brazil is in South America
They have won the world cup five times (world record)
It is the 5th largest country in the world.
It has the famous Amazon river. Unknown tribes live there.
Brazil share its borders with all Sth American countries except for Chile and Ecuador
It is the biggest country in South America
The climate is hot and so are the people.
The clothes are bright colour and cool.
It would be a fun place to go on holiday.
It is named after a tree called ‘Brazil wood’
There are 2500 airports in Brazil
Brazil is one of the world’s leading producers of hydroelectric power.
ReplyDeleteBrazil has the second highest Christian population in the world.
Brazil has won the soccer world cup five times, more than any other nation.
Almost 200 million people live in Brazil. This makes it the fifth largest country in the world in terms of population, China being the largest with population over 1 billion.
The world’s best and most delicious coffee is produced in Brazil. Brazil produces 25% of the world’s supply of coffee.
Carnival in Brazil is the most popular festival. Carnival falls on a different date every year, about 40 days before Easter. Thousands of visitors from all over the world come to Brazil to enjoy this sensation carnival. It is so well known that people even celebrate it here in Vancouver .
0.5% of the population (about 1 million people) who live in Brazil are Asia
The largest Portuguese speaking country in the world.
The fifth largest country in the world.
Brazil has the eighth largest economy in the world.
It is the furthest east of any country in the Americas.
Has the second highest number of airports in the world.
Has the third largest road network on earth.
Has the 10th largest railroad network on the planet.
Brazil is the longest country in the world, and spans approximately 2800 miles from north to south via land.
Brazil is 44th or 48th least densely populated countries in the world, depending on which study you look at.
Brazil has almost a third of the world’s 300 monkey species which makes home to the largest species of monkeys.
Brazil is the largest country in South America by landmass with Argentina being the second.
Brazil has the eighth largest economy in the world.
It was so fun learning about Brazil and we found awesome facts
ReplyDeletetoday we got into our groups it was awesome :D. I was in the geography group. And we get to do awesome stuff.
ReplyDeletedid you know this about Brazil ? Brazil's People
ReplyDeleteBrazil has a mixture of people. Brazil is populated by native South Americans and Indians, descendents of Portuguese settlers and people who are of mixed European/Portuguese and Native South American descent. About 75% of Brazil's people live in the cities. The largest city, Sao Paulo has over 16 million people living there. Native or indigenous people still live in the Brazilian rainforest.
Brazil's Homes
Brazil's Culture
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Brazil's Foods
Brazil is the largest producer of coffee in the world. About 1/3 of Brazil's population work in agriculture. Other products include oranges, bananas, and cocoa beans. Cocoa has been a favorite drink in Brazil for hundreds of years.Brazil's Activities
Soccer is the national sport of Brazil. It is called foot ball. There is a soccer stadium in every city. Brazil has won the World Cup in soccer more times than any other country. The famous soccer player, Pelé, is from Brazil.
Brazil is home to many unique animals such as the caiman crocodile, the tapir, the spotted ocelot, and many other reptiles and insects.
Brazil's Holidays and Celebrations
In February or March people celebrate Carnival before Lent. The people of Brazil dance, party, and wear beautiful costumes like the woman in the picture.
Brazil's Land
The Amazon rain forest in Brazil is the largest remaining tropical rain forest in the world. It is home to many unique animals, birds, insects, and reptiles. Several tribes of Amazonian Indians have also lived in the rain forest for thousands of years.
Brazil's Cities
Rio is Brazil's second largest city and Brazil's most popular tourist destination because of its beautiful beaches and scenery. Rio is surrounded by mountains that separate it from the rest of Brazil.
SãoPaulo is the capital of Brazil and the largest city in South America. There are many modern buildings and skyscrapers in the business district. The downtown area is called Triângulo.
Fozdo Waterfalls in Iguacu is one of the 275 falls that make up the Iguassu Falls in Brazil. The falls are on the border of Brazil and Argentina. The Iguassu Falls is the largest group of waterfalls in the world. Visitors can walk on catwalk platforms over many of falls or take a boat ride to the thundering base.
Brazil's Facts:
Area: 3,286,470 sq mi.
Capital City: Brasilia
Population: 175 million
Main Language: Portuguese
Currency: Real
Industries: textiles, shoes, coffee, tin, beans, oranges, sugar
some of Brazil art is made of pottery
ReplyDeletethe words in the flag is portuguese and says "order and progress"
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there are about 400 tribes in the Amazon forest
ReplyDeletethe yanamani tribe has 20,000 members
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There are 817,000 indians living in the amazon.
ReplyDeleteI searched on wikipedia.
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