How did Brazil exchange its 3,000 square kilometers of territory for Bolivia’s 150,000 square kilometers of territory?

Brazil exchanged 3,000 square kilometers of territory for Bolivia’s 150,000 square kilometers. It sounds unbelievable, but it actually happened in history. The state of Acre is where Brazil replaced it. In 1903, Bolivia reached an agreement with Brazil, which Bolivia had no choice about. Because the main residents in Acre were Brazilians, and Brazil was very powerful at the time, Bolivia was defeated by the Brazilians and had to change its land.

In fact, this is a very humiliating history of Bolivia, and it is also the reason why Bolivia’s national power is weak. When the state of Acre belonged to Bolivia, its development was very slow. Few people were willing to settle in Acre, so it only belonged to Bolivia in name. It was the Brazilians who discovered this treasure land, and people continued to migrate here. This place developed Getting better and better.

Later, Brazil also made a request to replace the land. Bolivia saw that Acre State was developing better and better and did not want to replace the land. But Brazil also has a very tough attitude. They found that they could not achieve their goals through negotiation and blocked Bolivia's sea access. If Bolivia persists, it will face greater difficulties, so it will have to give in.

Resources are necessary for the development of a country. Blocking Bolivia's sea access is blocking their resource sources. The entire country will face many problems. I have to say that Brazil's move was precise and ruthless, and it hit Bolivia where it hurt most. Bolivia could only accept Brazil's agreement. Brazil was also very proud of having obtained such a large piece of land.