19th Century Brazil: Social Changes

French Artists Welcomed, Open Fine Art Schools

Jan 1, 1816

Catholicism Official Religion (Constitution of 1824)

Jan 1, 1824

War of the Cabanas, Basically Whites vs. Everybody

Oct 30, 1835

Colegio Pedro II Opens

Oct 30, 1837

Pedro II Marries de Bourbon, A Model of Domesticity

May 30, 1843

Ragamuffin War, Social Injustice A Root Cause

Oct 30, 1845

'Mata Mata Marinheiro' Anti Portuguese Riots

Jun 26, 1847

Praieira Revolt, Social Injustice A Root Cause

Oct 30, 1849

Thomas Ewbanks Journal Re: Rio Slavery Published

Jan 1, 1856

Rio Branco Law Frees Children of Slave Mothers

Oct 30, 1871

The Religious Question to 1874

Oct 30, 1871

Branco Reforms And Improvements Abound

Oct 30, 1872

Saraiva Law: Direct Elections

Jan 1, 1881

2nd Anti Slavery Act Saraiva - Cotegipe: Slaves 60+ Free

Jan 1, 1885

Golden Law, All Slaves Freed

May 13, 1888

A Familia Begins Its 2nd Year of Publication

Dec 31, 1889

Academy of Letters Founded

Oct 30, 1897