What were the results of the portuguese colonization of brazil choose all answers that are correct a military rulers ever took the leader ship and established rules b movement inland occurred as cities were founded an agriculture spread c both native peoples and africans were taken into slavery d jesuit catholic priest immigrated to the native peoples

there were some certain effects of the Portuguese colonization of Brazil.

the correct answers are listed bellow.

c)both native people and Africans were taken to slavery.

At the dawn of colonization the native people were not taken as a slave in Brazil by Portugal. But once a disaster came and a lot of died from hunger and unemployment. So just to survive they were sold to Portuguese.

But later on many of the slave fled from their masters to America which caused a labor crisis. As a result Portugal started to bring African people for slavery.

D)Jesuit catholic priest immigrated to help the native people.

For this reason a huge number of people became christian in Brazil.

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