40% of the population in Brazil is mixed-race. How did Brazil become a racial power?

Because Brazil was once a colony of Portugal, there are veins of various countries in it. In addition to the colonies, Brazil also experienced the slave movement, including African-Americans.

Brazil's ethnic composition is very complex, with many countries' lineages. Because Brazil has experienced several immigrants in its history, this has led to the mixed ancestry of Brazilians, and a Brazilian is likely to have multi-national ancestry. In addition to the local indigenous Indians, Brazil also has African blacks, Portuguese and Spanish whites, all brought by the colonial movement in the last century, so Brazil is a real racial power.

Immigrants from Brazil have a lot to do with the Portuguese colonial movement. /kloc-Brazil was first discovered by Portugal in the 6th century. At that time, the navigator originally wanted to go to India, but when he passed the Cape of Good Hope, the road deviated and he found Brazil. After Brazil was discovered, Portugal plundered resources first. Portugal did not establish a colony because of papal meridian at that time. At that time, the Pope drew a special line to divide the territory in order to prevent the war between Spain and Portugal in opening up new colonies. At that time, Brazil was within the scope of Spain, so Portugal only dared to plunder some resources. Later, the dividing line moved and Portugal really established a colony.

/kloc-in the 0/9th century, the independence movement broke out in Latin America. In order to overthrow the rule of Portugal and Spain, Brazil will of course participate. Later, Brazil was also successfully liberated, but because the rulers stayed in Brazil for too long, Brazil was already a mixed-race country, so Brazil also became a racial power.