A história do Brasil para quem tem pressa: Dos bastidores do descobrimento à crise de 2015 em 200 páginas! (Série Para quem Tem Pressa) (Portuguese Edition)

The História do Brasil para Quem Tem Pressa is a comprehensive and essential guide to understanding the complex history of Brazil, covering over 200 pages of informative text and captivating illustrations.

Written by renowned historian Marcos Costa, this book provides a detailed account of the country's political, social, and economic development, from its colonial past to the present day. With a focus on the most pressing questions and issues facing Brazil today, such as the fragility of its political system, the lack of social well-being despite vast natural resources, and the legacy of slavery and colonization, this book offers a unique perspective on the country's history and its relevance to contemporary society. In addition to exploring these themes, Costa also delves into other important aspects of Brazilian history, including the true miracles of the country - sugarcane, coffee, and gold; the abdication of D.

Pedro I; the War of the Paraguay; the role of D.

Pedro II and Princess Isabel in shaping the future of the Republic; the Republic of Coffee with Milk; the Inconfidência Mineira; the Revolução de 1930; the Estado Novo; the death of Getúlio Vargas; the rise of JK, Jango, and the military coup of 1964; the economic miracle; the movement for direct elections; Lula and the PT in power. With its engaging narrative style and abundance of historical insights, História do Brasil para Quem Tem Pressa is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of this fascinating country and its complex history.