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Topical Outline of Articles; Articles in the encyclopedia are organized alphabetically. Articles in this outline are arranged under the following headings:; Precolonial History; Indigenous Societies in Brazil before the European Arrival; Pre-Columbian Earth Builders of the Amazon; Colonial Brazil, 1500-1822; Africans in Brazil and Afro-Brazilian Religion and Culture; Atlantic Sugar Trade in 17th-Century Brazil; Cartography in the Administration of Portuguese America from the 16th to 18th Centuries; Colonial Elites: Planters and Land Nobility in 17th- and 18th-Century Brazil; Color and Race in Portuguese America, 1640-1750; Dutch in Brazil, 1624-1654; Ecclesiastical Geography of Colonial Brazil; Economy during the Colonial Period; Empire in the Tropics, 1808-1821: A Historiographical Overview; Frontier, Backlands, and Indigenous Presence in Colonial Sao Paulo; Gender and Sexuality in Colonial Brazil; Indigenous Peoples and the Portuguese Crown in the 17th and 18th Centuries; Justice and Society in Colonial Brazil during the 17th and 18th Centuries; Labor, Territory, and Economy in the Colonial North; Palmares and Zumbi: Quilombo Resistance to Colonial Slavery; Popular Religion in Colonial Brazil; Revolt of the Enteados and Tailors in Bahia, 1798; Slavery and Its Economic Structures in Colonial Brazil; Sugar and the Formation of Colonial Brazil; Traders in Colonial Brazil: Origins, Strategies, and Networks; Women and the Catholic Church in Colonial Brazil; Imperial Brazil, 1822-1889; Abolition of the African Slave Trade in Brazil; Balaiada War, 1838-1841; Beyond Slavery: Abolition and Post-abolition Brazil; Black Intellectuals in 19th-Century Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo; Cabanagem in Para, 1835-1840; Capoeira: From Slave Combat Game to Global Martial Art; Carnival: Toward a History; Coffee and the Formation of Modern Brazil, 1860-1914; Cultural Institutions of the Brazilian Empire; Enslaved and Free Workers and the Growth of the Working Class in Brazil; Free Afro-Brazilians in the 19th Century; Gender and Sexuality in Brazil since Independence; Historiography of Brazil in the 19th Century; Immigration and the Historical Formation of Brazil; Independence: Change and Continuity; Insurgent Pernambuco: From the Cabanos War (1832-1835) to the Praieira Revolution of 1848; National Identity in Brazil and the Paraguayan War; Native Brazilians under the Monarchy in Brazil; Paraguayan War and Brazil: Conflicts and Interests; Popular Revolts in the Empire of Brazil; Rio de Janeiro: A Sociocultural History; Sabinada Rebellion; Sexuality and Black Magic in Brazil; Slave Revolts; Slavery and International Relations in 19th-Century Brazil; Slavery, Race, and the Construction of the Imperial Order; Visions of the Nation in Imperial Brazil: Arts and Celebrations; Republic of Brazil, Dictatorship, and Military Government, 1889-1985; Amazon Development; Architecture in 20th-Century Brazil; Artistic Vanguards in Brazil, 1917-1967; Artistic Vanguards in Brazil, 1952-1990; Authoritarian Urbanism in the Era of Mass Eradication in Rio de Janeiro, 1960s and 1970s; Black Associational Politics in 20th-Century Brazil; Brasilia: Relocating Brazil’s Capital Inland; Cangaco and Cangaceiros: Rural Banditry in the Brazilian Northeast; Carmen Miranda: Race, Gender, and Camp Culture; Cinema and Moviegoing in Brazil; Contemporary Art in Brazil, 1960s and 1970s: Forging the New; Economy in Brazil during the 20th Century; Estado Novo: Politics and Political Propaganda in Brazil, 1937-1945; Favelas and Politics in Brazil, 1890-1960; Gilberto Freyre and the Politics of Culture, 1930-1980; Health, Malaria Campaigns, and Development in Brazil; Historiography of Brazil in the 20th Century; Indigenous Policy and Politics in 20th-Century Brazil; Intellectuals and the Nation in Early-20th-Century Brazil; International Politics and Brazil; Japanese Immigration to Brazil; Literary and Cultural Magazines in Brazil in the First Half of the 20th Century; Luis Carlos Prestes: A Revolutionary between Two Worlds; Marxist Thought in Brazil; Military Coup in Brazil, 1964; Military Regime in Brazil, 1964-1985; Myths and Identities in Brazilian Culture: Sergio Buarque de Holanda and His Raizes do Brasil; Pentecostalism in Brazil; Popular Music before 1945; Populism in Brazil, 1930-1964; Publishing Houses and the Discovery of Brazil, 1930-1950; Race, Science, and Social Thought in 20th-Century Brazil; Revolta da Chibata: Conscription, Corporal Punishment, and State Control of Free Afro-Brazilians; Samba Schools; Sao Paulo’s Biennales; United States and the 1964 Brazilian Military Coup; Vaccine Revolt of 1904, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Vargas Era and the Politics of Cultural Production, 1930-1945; War of Canudos; World War I and Brazil; World War II and Brazil; Modern Brazil, 1985-Present; AIDS Crisis and Brazil; Alcohol and Drugs in Brazil; Cacao Growing in the State of Bahia: A Sociopolitical History; Cardoso Presidency; Collor Presidency from the Electoral Campaign to the Impeachment; Consumerism and Advertising in 20th-Century Brazil; Drought and Public Policy in Northeast Brazil; Environmental Change and Mobilization in Brazil; Football (Soccer) in Brazil; LGBTQ History and Movements in Brazil; Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and the Brazilian Workers Party (PT); Popular Music since 1945 and the Growth of the Brazilian Culture Industries; Protected Environmental Areas across Brazil; Race and Social Inequality in 20th- and 21st-Century Brazil; Radical Right Ideologies and Movements in Brazil; Regionalism in Brazil; Rural Social Movements in the Second Half of the 20th Century; Science and Technology in 20th-Century Brazil; Sertao and Its Representations; Telenovelas and Modernity in Brazil; Underdevelopment in Brazil and Its Interpretations; Universities and Politics in 20th- and 21st-Century Brazil; Wildlife in Brazil: History, Threats, and Opportunities; Women’s History and Movements in 20th- and 21st-Century Brazil

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