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With Brits Protecting Brazil, Mass Middle Class Migration From Portugal
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Treaty With London Opens Brazilian Ports To Trade
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2/3s of Transatlantic Ships Anchored In Rio Are Foreign
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First Steamship: Bahia de Todos os Santos
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to 1889, Value of Foreign Trade Increases Six to Seven Times
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First Coffee Planter Elevated to Nobility (Goncalves de Morais)
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Bank of Brazil
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First Railroad
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First Streetlights
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First National Telegraph System
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Central School Opens (Engineers)
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National Exposition, Brazil A World Economic Power
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Sir Richard Francis Burton (UK) Surveys Mina Gerais
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Rio's Population: 600,000
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Dom Pedro II Dicates Telegram That Reaches Europe
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Monetary Instability Causes Economic Panic
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1st Agricultural School Opens
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250.000 Sponsored Immigrants Come To Brazil
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At Monarchy Fall, Coffee Accounts For 2/3s of Exports
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On Cusp of Going to Gold Standard, Crown Overthrown
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Cotton 15% of Exports, From 0.05% in 1840's
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