Brazil.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Brazil Monique Oquendo. Country Background Capital: Brasilia Largest City: Sao Paulo Offical Language: Portugese Population: Around 192 million Worlds.

Advertisements

H Jeopardy Geography History Sports FoodOther Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.

A. Pope Fall 2010 Brazils soccer team has won more World Cups than any other countrys team Brazil has won five International Federation of Association.

Chapter 10 Atlantic South America

Rio de Janeiro is a big city of Brazil. They have 11 million of population, beachs and the Cristo Redentor.

Made by: Gulherme 7th Grade D BRAZIL. Brazil AND ITS 5 REGIONS There are 193, 946, 886 inhabitants in Brazil and it has an area of 8 515, 767,049 km².

Brazil The capital of Brazil is Brasilia! o capiltal do Brasil é Brasília! Brazil.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in Brazil with the national team among the best in the world. They have won the World Cup a record 5 times.

10.2 World Geography Brazil

From the Rio Grande to the Amazon. Physical Features Dominated by mountains along the west coast Amazon River – world’s second longest river Lake Titicaca.

By HANNAH O and Sarah WORLD CUP FACTS The FIFA World Cup was first held in 1930, when FIFA President Jules Rimet decided to stage an international football.

Brazil.  Coastal areas are more densely populated  The Amazon Basin area has very low population density.

On a separate sheet of paper, answer the following questions about the video, Brazil’s Rising Star. This assignment is worth 10 points. You have 15 minutes.

Essential Question: How does Brazil compare to the Unites States?

Brazil is the largest country in South America and the fifth largest country in the world! It has a long coastal border with the Atlantic Ocean and borders.

Atlantic South America Brazil. History  Brazil is the largest country in South America. Its population of 188 million people is more than all of the.

BrazilBy Brenda arias And Walter Blanco. BRAZIL FAMOUS CITIES FAMOUS CITIES SAO PAULO IS ONE OF THE LARGEST URBAN AREA IN THE WORLD! RIO DE JANEIRO IS.

Brazil By Peyton H.. This is the map of Brazil Population Population is 205,716,890. Growth rate 1.1%. Birth rate 17.48/1000. Death rate is 6.38/1000.

By Alex Mitias. Brazil The name Brazil conjures up images of football, carnival, beautiful beaches and the Amazon rainforest. Brazil is also the fifth.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil By: Giselle Fagundes Draper.

Objectives Intro There are two main reasons for travelling to Brazil: sport events and eco tourism To develop a “Tourism Experience” travel product to.

Latin America 525 Million Mexico 112 Million Language Spanish and Portugese (derived from Latin) Religion Christianity (88% is Roman Catholic) Rural.

Slums in Brazil By: Index 1, 7, 13, 19 and 25. Areas with Favelas(slums) in Brazil Minas Gerais Rio de Janeiro Sao Paulo Pernambuco Bahia.

Brazil World Studies.

Latin-Based Languages Spoken in these Countries Spanish Portuguese French English Spoken in Belize and Guyana; Dutch in Suriname.

Jack Farrell. Brazil is the 5 th largest country in the world by both its size and the number of people There are over 200 Million people living there.

What do you think this shows?. Turn away now if you’re squeamish!

Brazil By Amine. History Brazil was under the rule of Portugal for three centuries. It became an independent country in 1822, under the rule of Emperor.

Brazil. Map of Brazil Brazil’s Flag Country Quick Facts Brazil Capital City: Brasilia Population: 198 million Main Religions: Roman Catholic, Protestant,

Unit 5: Cultural Geography of Latin America Population – 568,000, Population – 568,000,000 White/Caucasian 36.1% White/Caucasian 36.1% Mestizo.

CORPUS CHRISTI CATHOLIC COLLEGE – GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT 1 Brasilia Can you see what is wrong with this map?

Culture Who are YOU? USA American? Russian? Hmong? Indian? Somalian? Mexican? Liberian?

Youth Olympics Games Elrey Wong Class 2B Fuchun Primary School.

Libby and alfie. The world cup. The world cup day begins on Thursday june 12 Sunday july 13. we both love foot ball.

 At the time of the Empire, the region’s economy expanded its port business potential and the cycles of sugarcane, gold and coffee through slave labour.

South America Introduction. South America Total Area: 17,840,000 km² (4 th largest continent) Population: 387,500,000 Population Density: 22 persons per.

Brazil is the largest country in South America and the fifth largest country in the world! It has a long coastal border with the Atlantic Ocean and borders.

Brazil by Aidan Martin. Sixth biggest country in the world behind: Geography ●Russia ●Antarctica ●Canada ●China ●USA ●Brazil is on the east coast of South.

Brazil Chapter 10, Section 4.

Brazil Follow the PowerPoint to fill in your guided notes sheet.

By: Courtney Mueller and Erin Voigt. Animals 1. Squirrel monkey- 24% of squirrel monkeys have been tested positive for Malaria. 2. Giant Armadillo- Giant.

Ch. 8- Section 1- Brazil Brazil- largest country- South America- land area- 3. million square miles.

Brazil – Emerging Giant

 Why do people put up walls?. Urban Sprawl  I will be able to analyze how urban sprawl affects people and the planet.  The purpose of this is to be.

Urbanization issues Social problems (ie; crime) Access to resources (ie; water) Education Environmental (ie: pollution) Congestion (traffic) Employment.

Histórias/Histories: An Introduction to Brazil. Mental Cartography Close your eyes Envision the Western Hemisphere in your mind – What does it look like?

International Issues Brazil.

Population Studies Where are the people. Page 182 NCG.

THE WORLD CUP!!! By Emma Hunter. Facts about the World cup!!! Approximately 53 countries want to take part in the world cup but only 32 of them are selected.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Brazil Edition Question 1.

Brazil’s sports By Jack Day and Shaun Daniels. Football Brazil are the most successful national team The brang up one off the most famous players of.

SAI of Brazil as a venue of the 10-th INTOSAI Working Group on Key National Indicators meeting Minister Augusto Nardes.

Life in Brazil- where do people live? Lesson Objective: To describe the population distribution of Brazil To identify some issues of living in Brazil.

Hosted by Mr. Kleinfehn BrazilUruguay Paraguay Argentina

El país de Brasil An example for the “Conoce un País” project.

Brazil is the largest country in South America and the fifth largest country in the world! It has a long coastal border with the Atlantic Ocean and borders.

$1 Million $500,000 $250,000 $125,000 $64,000 $32,000 $16,000 $8,000 $4,000 $2,000 $1,000 $500 $300 $200 $100 Welcome.

1.Tropical rain forest – Hot and wet climate found near equator. 2.Tropical savanna – Hot climate near equator with wet and dry season. 3.Escarpment –

1.Tropical rain forest – Hot and wet climate found near equator. 2.Tropical savanna – Hot climate near equator with wet and dry season. 3.Escarpment –

Sarah Menezes From our Youth School Games up to the Olympic Gold Medal... Sarah Menezes.

World Geography: South America

HIV Demographics, Africa

The Geography & History of Latin America

9.2/9.3 Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay & Uruguay

Exploring the World Today we visit....

Follow the PowerPoint to fill in your guided notes sheet.

The Geography & History of Latin America

What is happening here? Deforestation in Borneo.

Presentation transcript:

Brazil

Amazing Rainforests and the Amazon River

Massive Cities – this is Sao Paulo

This is Rio de Janiero

These are Brazilian slums called Favelas

Some fast facts Population is about 202 million Most people live on the coast You could fit New Zealand into the Amazon rainforest 21 times Christianity is very important 65% of the population are Catholic and another 22% are Protestant 21 million people live in the city of Sao Paulo and 12 million live in Rio de Janiero The biggest suburb in Sao Paulo is called Paraiba Valley - 2.5 million people live there. The official language is Portugese. There are only 536000 indigenous Brazilian people left. The rest are descended from immigrants. Mainly from Portugal, Sub-Saharan Africa or Asia. Nearly 4 million people in Brazil are illiterate Soccer is the most popular sport , while Brazil will host the 31st Olympic Games in 2016 at a cost of over $3 billion.

Poverty has dropped considerably in the last 40 years but 8 Poverty has dropped considerably in the last 40 years but 8.9% of the population or 18 million people still lived in poverty in 2013.

It’s not all doom and gloom