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Empire of Brazil - Breaking Bonds - Extra History - #5 (Patreon)

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2022-02-25 18:30:01
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Philadelphia, May 10th 1876. Prosperous and stable, Brazil has gained international respect as a second great American power but at home in Brazil, people were no longer cheering for Pedro II. Brazils' many social issues had been neglected and left unsolved and war was on the horizon. A long and deadly Paraguayan War, which would change the people of Brazil forever.

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Empire of Brazil - Breaking Bonds - Extra History - #5

Start building your ideal daily routine! The first 100 people who click on the link will get 25% OFF Fabulous Premium. http://thefab.co/extracredits Philadelphia, May 10th, 1876. Prosperous and stable, Brazil has gained international respect as a second great American power but at home in Brazil, people were no longer cheering for Pedro II. Brazils' many social issues had been neglected and left unsolved and war was on the horizon. A long and deadly Paraguayan War, which would change the people of Brazil forever. ---- Missed an episode of our Empire of Brazil Series? ---- Part 1 - Runaway Monarch: https://youtu.be/DzUNfnVnIkw Part 2 - Independence or Death!: https://youtu.be/N9Qb-CRXGyg Part 3 - Family Drama - https://youtu.be/Cug8DeQWsEk Part 4 - The Anarchy - https://youtu.be/Y6ZmbqGI2n4 Part 5 - Breaking the Bonds - https://youtu.be/QywX2lN6rbY ---- Thanks for participating in this week's discussion! ---- Check out our community guidelines so we can have MORE high-quality conversations: https://www.extracredits.site/extra-credits-community-code-of-con ---- Want to support the people who make this show? ---- Become a Patreon Member & Vote on future Extra History episodes! http://bit.ly/EHPatreon Or show off your fandom with our merch! http://extracredits.store/ ---- Want more Extra Credits? Subscribe and follow us on social media! ---- Twitter: http://bit.ly/ECTweet Facebook: http://bit.ly/ECFBPage Instagram: http://bit.ly/ECisonInstagram Twitch: http://bit.ly/ECtwitch Website: http://extracredits.site/ ---- Interested in sponsoring an episode? Email us: extracredits@standard.tv ---- ♪ Music by Demetori: http://bit.ly/1EQA5N7 ♪ Outro music: "Independência do Brasil" by Tiffany Roman #ExtraHistory #EmpireofBrazil #History

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Anonymous

Ok, and why didn't the Supreme Chicken intervene during any of this?

Anonymous
>>78637368

Because the chicken couldn't cross the crowded streets of Rio.

Anonymous
>>78637368

@Anna M personally I have envisioned the Supreme Chicken as being very road safety conscious. 1767 13th May In the Kingdom of Portugal, a Son, John, is Born inside the Queluz Palace, Queluz, Lisbon, to King Peter III of Portugal and his Wife, Queen Maria I. 1788 11th September In the Kingdom of Portugal, José, Prince of Brazil, the Eldest of Queen Maria I of Portugal and King Peter III of Portugal, Passes away inside the Ajuda Palace, Ajuda, Lisbon, from Smallpox at the Age of 27. He will be Remembered by Future Historians as the Cause of his Younger and less ~ Prepared Brother, John VI, becoming the new Heir Apparent, Prince Regent to their Mentally Ill Mother, and, Eventually, King. His Mother and Wife were very badly Affected by his Death. John’s Regency and Reign would be very a Turbulent One, seeing both the Roman Invasion of Portugal and the Loss of Portugal’s Wealthiest Colony, Brazil. 1800 In the Kingdom of Aragon, 14 ~ Year ~ old Simón Bolívar is sent away to be Educated, and upon Arriving in , he Enters the Military Academy of the Milicas de Aragua. There, he is Introduced to María Teresa Rodríguez de Toro y Alayza, who is also from a Prominent Caracan Family, but, unlike Bolívar, had been Born in Aragon and has Lived in Aragon all her Life. 1811 In the Second Roman Empire, a Roman Army ~ Men under the Command of Captain Raffaello Dawnay ~ are Ordered by Caesar Napoleone to from the City of Cáceres, Province of Cáceres. In the Kingdom of Great Britain, British Peasants in the City of Viseu, Centro Region, Complete Work on a and are Ordered by King George III of Great Britain to Build a College. In the Kingdom of Great Britain, a British Army ~ Men under the Command of General Arthur Wellesley ~ are Ordered by King George III of Great Britain to from the City of , Centro , to the of Viseu, Region. In the Kingdom of Portugal, a British ~ Two Ships and Men under the Command of Admiral Arthur Legge ~ are Ordered by King George III of Great Britain to Sail from the Coast of the Algarve up the Coast of the Estremadura Province. In the Second Roman Empire, a British Spy, Daniel Cole, is Ordered by King George III of Great Britain to Infiltrate the Capital of the Roman ~ held Province of Granada and Infiltrate the to Spy on the Garrison. In the Kingdom of Great Britain, a Roman Army ~ Men under the Command of General Johannes Andreas Massena ~ are Ordered by to Raid the British ~ held of Guarda, Beira . In the Kingdom of Great Britain, British Peasants inside the of Guarda, Beira , are Ordered by King George III of Great Britain to Repair a Farm for £32 after it was Damaged during a Roman Raid. In the Kingdom of Great Britain, Two Units of Redcoats under the Command of Captain Alistair Ligonier are Ordered by King George III of Great Britain to March from the of Coimbra, Beira , and Merge with a British Army ~ Men under the Command of General William Carr Beresford. 1815 In the United Provinces of New Granada, the Aragonese Royalist Army Lands Unopposed in the City of Carúpano, and later Invade the Island of Margarita where they Meet no Resistance. 23rd July In the United Provinces of New Granada, after Picking up Supplies and Militia Volunteers in Santa Marta, the Aragonese Expeditionary Force Besieges Cartagena. 1825 In the Duchy of Auvergne, as Early as the 5th ~ 4th Centuries BC, Chinese and Greek Philosophers have Described the Basic Principles of Optics and the Camera. In 1620, Egyptian Scientist Ipuwer had Demonstrated that Silver Nitrate Darkens when Exposed to Light, and ever since that Time, Scientists have been Tinkering with Images Exposed on Plates Treated with Silver Nitrate but with only Limited Success. The Images they Produce Require up to 8 Hours of Light Exposure to Acquire, and then Fade after a few Hours. But in 1825, Auvergnat Inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce will Demonstrate the First Practical System of Photography using a Solution of Silver Nitrate on a Copper Plate, Developed over hot Mercury until the Image Appears, and the Image is fixed by Immersing in a Solution of Sodium Thiosulfate or Salt and Toned with Gold Chloride. Images using this System can be Acquired with only 3 ~ 15 Minutes Exposure to Light and are Permanent. Niépce will continue to Develop the Process and, within a short Time, he will have the Required Exposure Time down to just under a Minute, making Portrait Photography Finally Practical. However, One Major Problem still Remains: the Niépce Process only Allows for a Single Image to be made…no Copies can be Produced. 1826 10th March In the Kingdom of Portugal, King John VI of Portugal Passes away at the Age of 58 inside the Bemposta Palace, Possibly from Arsenic Poisoning. He will be Remembered by Future Historians as the only King of the United Kingdoms of Portugal, Brazil, and The Algarves, which Ceased to Exist De Jure in 1822 he Remained its De Facto between 1822 and 1825, and after the Independence of Brazil under the Treaty of Rio de Janeiro of 1825, he continued to Reign as King of Portugal until his Death in 1826. Under the same Treaty, he was also the Titular Emperor of Brazil for Life, while his Son, Pedro I of Brazil, became both the De Facto and De Jure of the newly Independent Country. One of the last Representatives of Absolute Monarchy in Europe, John VI Lived during a Turbulent Period and his Reign never saw a lasting Peace. During his Period of Rule, Major Powers, Including Spain, Rome, and Great Britain continually Interfered in Portuguese Affairs. Forced to Flee across the South Atlantic to Brazil when Troops of the Emperor Napoleone I Invaded Portugal, he found himself Faced there with Liberal Revolts; he was Compelled to Return to Europe amid new Conflicts. His Marriage was no less Conflictual as his Wife, Queen Carlota Joaquina of Spain, Repeatedly Conspired against her Husband in Favour of Personal Interests or those of her Native Spain. John lost Brazil when his Son, Pedro, Declared Independence and his other Son, Miguel [later King Miguel I of Portugal] Lead a Rebellion that Sought to Depose him. Notwithstanding these Tribulations, John leaves behind a lasting Mark, Especially in Brazil, where he helped to Create Numerous Institutions and Services that Laid the Foundations for National Autonomy, and many Historians will Consider him the True Mastermind of the Modern Brazilian State. John’s Contemporaries Viewed him as a Kind and Benevolent King, although later Generations of Portuguese and Brazilians will make him the Subject of Frequent Caricature. 1836 1st January In the Spanish Empire, the of the Spanish Army Ejercito del Sur are Ordered by Queen Isabella II to March through the City of Cádiz to the City of Seville, Province of Seville. In the Spanish Empire, the Spanish Army Ejercito Cristino del Centro of the are Ordered by Queen Isabella II to March through the City of Madrid, Province of Madrid, to the City of Sigüenza, Province of Guadalajara. 5th January In the Kingdom of Great Britain, the Tea Harvest is unusually large this Year, and nowhere is it larger than in Trincomalee, British Ceylon. Everywhere One Ventures in the Area, Sacks and Sacks again Stand Lined up, Brimming with Freshly Picked Leaves of Wonderfully Smelling Tea. Queen Victoria and her Ministers Decide that the Harvest could Probably set them Straight for Years if they’re Capable of Leveraging it Right, and British Merchants should be Allowed to Sell it for Profit. 7th January In the Spanish Empire, the Spanish Army Arrives in the City of Seville, of Seville, and are Ordered by Queen Isabella II to March to the City of Córdoba, of Córdoba. 1846 29th July In the Brazilian Empire, a Daughter, Isabel, is Born inside the Paco de São Cristóvão to Emperor Pedro II and his Wife, Empress Teresa Cristina of The Two Sicilies. 1872 9th January In the Republic of Paraguay, the Loizaga-Cotegipe Treaty is Signed in Asunción by Carlos Loizaga and João Maurício Vanderlei, thus bringing the Paraguayan War to an End. Under the Terms of the Treaty, Brazil Occupies all of the North of the River Apa before the War, a Total of 62,325 Square Kilometres. [24,064 Square Miles.] Ambiguity over the Exact Border Leads to a Dispute over the Ownership of Guairá Falls. Despite its Obligations under the Terms of the Treaty of Triple Alliance which had Allied Brazil with Argentina and Uruguay, Brazil has Concluded its Peace with Paraguay Separately. In Response, Argentina Occupies Villa Hayes to Enforce its Claim on Grand Chaco. 1921 14th November In the Brazilian Empire, Empress Isabel “the Redempress” Passes away at the Age of 75 inside the Palace, Rio de Janeiro. She will be Remembered by Future Historians as the Third Monarch of Brazil and the First Woman to Rule Brazil in her Own Right, and Served as the Empire’s Regent on Three Occasions. Born in Rio de Janeiro, as the Eldest Daughter of the Emperor Pedro II of Brazil and his Wife, Empress Teresa Cristina of Sicily, she was a Member of the Brazilian Branch of the House of Braganza. After the Deaths of her Two Brothers in Infancy, she became her Father’s Heir Apparent. She Married a Foreign Prince, Gaston, Count of Eu, and had Three Children with him, the Eldest of which going on to become the Emperor Pedro III upon her Death in 1921. During her Father’s Absences Abroad, Isabel Served as Regent. During her Third and Final Regency, she Ultimately Signed and Actively Promoted a Law Named “the Golden Law,” Emancipating all Slaves in Brazil. Although the Move was Broadly Popular, there was Strong Opposition to her Succession to the Throne. Her Gender, Strong Catholic Faith, and Marriage to a Foreigner were seen as Impediments against her, and the Emancipation of the Slaves Generated Dislike among Powerful Plantation Owners. In 1889, a Republican Coup d’etat was put down using Troops Loyal to the Monarchy and its Leaders were sent into Exile. 1929 9th October In the Kingdom of Serbia, a Regency is Established for Prince Peter II of Serbia Headed by Prince Paul, his First Cousin, Following the Assassination of his Father, King Alexander II of Serbia, as Alexander had Stipulated in his Will that a Council of Regents, Chaired by Prince Paul, should Govern upon his Death until Prince Peter comes of Age in 1941. 1936 28th February In the Russian SFSR, Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, the Widely ~ Known Russian Psychologist, Passes away at the Age of 86 in Leningrad. Conscious until his Final Moments, Pavlov Asks One of his Students to sit beside his Bed and Record the Circumstances of his Dying, wanting to Create Unique Evidence of Subjective Experience of this Terminal Phase of Life. He will be Remembered by Future Historians Primarily for his Work in Classical Conditioning and his Research on the Digestive System. From his Childhood Days, Pavlov Demonstrated an Intellectual Curiousity as well as an Unusual Energy Drive which he Referred to as the “Instinct for Research.” Inspired by the Progressive Ideas which Dmitry Pisarev, a Russian Literary Critic of the 1860s, and Ivan Sechenov, the Father of Russian Physiology, were Spreading, Pavlov Abandoned his Religious Career and Devoted his Life to Science. In 1870, he Enrolled in the Physics and Mathematics Department at the University of Saint Petersburg to Study Natural Science. Pavlov Won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1904, becoming the First Russian Nobel Laureate. A Survey in the Review of General Psychology, which will be Published in 2002, will Rank Pavlov as the 24th most Cited Psychologist of the 20th Century. Pavlov’s Principles of Classical Conditioning will be found to Operate across a Variety of Behaviour Therapies and in Experimental and Clinical Settings, such as in Educational Classrooms and even Reducing Phobias with Systematic Desensitisation.