Is there a way for Brasil to extend slavery even longer than that of any American nation ?
Is there a way for Brasil to extend slavery even longer than that of any American nation ?
Brazil was the last country in the Western world to abolish slavery. By the time it was abolished, in 1888, an estimated four million slaves had been imported from Africa to Brazil, 40% of the total number of slaves brought to the Americas.
I think it is hard for any nation to be called a democratic country if they allowed slavery to still be in affect after 1900.
Sorry for the information, I got confused with Brazil's abolishment date. But could Brazil remain further authoritarian with slavery into the twenteith century ?
Is there a way for Brasil to extend slavery even longer than that of any American nation ?
Why would you want to?
The United States would boycott their economy as they would see it as wrong to say that we fought against "slavery" in the civil war but happy for other nations to have slaves.
So would nations like Britain and it empire.
If the CSA was to win the war, you might see CSA, South Africa and Brazil, as the three main slave traders but pushing into 1890 is a bit of a push for the out dated process especially with the Industrial nations of Germany, Great Britain and United States.
Why would you want to?
Because this is alternate history...
The United States would boycott their economy as they would see it as wrong to say that we fought against "slavery" in the civil war but happy for other nations to have slaves.
So would nations like Britain and it empire.
If the CSA was to win the war, you might see CSA, South Africa and Brazil, as the three main slave traders but pushing into 1890 is a bit of a push for the out dated process especially with the Industrial nations of Germany, Great Britain and United States.