A New National Hero culture_brazil.1 · dlc008
… has proven … on the battlefield, and after a stunning victory in …, … has become a rallying cry for the nation and for the … people.
"From Porto Alegre to Belém, I think we can all agree that what … achieved on this day was nothing short of a miracle. To …, I propose a toast! Viva …!"
Brasilidade culture_brazil.2 · dlc008
Our efforts to cement a single national identity have, after much labor, succeeded. This concept of Brazilian-ness, this Brasilidade, now stretches across the country.
"Our lands, our people, are something more cohesive than some pieced-together mosaic. No, the nation all flows together like tributaries pouring into the Amazon—Brasil isn't a mosaic, it's a watercolor."
The Integration of the Paulistas culture_brazil.3 · dlc008
The … people, the residents of São Paulo and the Caipiras of the hinterlands, have reconciled with the central government and the growing … national movement.
"The placid shores of the Ipiranga heard, the resounding shout of a heroic folk, And the sun of Liberty in the shining beams, shone in the homeland's sky at that instant."" #–National anthem of Brazil
The Integration of the Sulistas culture_brazil.4 · dlc008
The … people of the Paraná and Iguazú, and the cowboys of the south, have reconciled with the central government and the growing … national movement.
"Sky, sun, earth, and color. These are what is most beautiful about our country. And more, what makes Brazil the place where everything planted grows." "But father, why can we not keep our hard earnings for ourselves? It's only fair since we toil for it." "And who do you think makes your tools? My shoes? Your mother's clothes? Brazil needs our cotton and coffee, as much as we need their iron and milk. We are stronger together, son."
The Integration of the Amazonics culture_brazil.5 · dlc008
The … people of the north and frontier settlers of the Aamazon have reconciled with the central government and the growing … national movement.
"The northern states are with us, and follow us!" Something more than jubilation leapt from the audience. Relief, like a sister fretting for her brother? Perhaps a father's vindication at being proved right? Perhaps it need not matter, for the whole house was brought closer to unity.
The Integration of the Nordestinos culture_brazil.6 · dlc008
The … people of Bahia, Pernambuco, and the whole of the Northeast have reconciled with the central government and the growing … national movement.
"Religion, Independence, Unity, Liberty—these are the bywords of Brazil. Now, I'm sure you're all curious to know what a priest and a coffee picker is doing here. Who has an answer?" "We're Brazilians. This is what the country asks of us." "I'd give half-marks. Yes, we are all Brazilians. But no, the country asks that we cherish all that we have. For we are all that we have."
Failed Nation-Building culture_brazil.7 · dlc008
Having failed to create a common national identity for the people of …, separatists and discontents in unintegrated regions have become emboldened. They have rallied many of their people to various anti-government causes.
A fractured house upon rotten foundations: that was what was left in the wake of the hardships. Rather than one people with one voice, Brazil marched as like five squabbling brothers. A tyrant led them, himself surrounded by muddied, bloodied, baying and resentful boys eager for retribution, imagined and otherwise.
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