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... São Paulo urbanization working-class community Brazilian industrialization ...

... of the local workforce created unusual conditions for the formation of a working-class community. São Paulo urbanization working-class community Brazilian industrialization ...

... gender relations influenced different experiences of migration between men and women. Finally, it seeks to demonstrate how the presence and the action of migrants were basic to the debate of the “Northeastern question” and to the creation of a political and cultural imagination about the Brazilian...

... Brazilian internal migration Brazilian Northeast Brazilian workers ...

... This chapter analyzes the political parties in the neighborhood of São Miguel, with particular emphasis on the Brazilian Communist Party and on the movements that were forged around the leaders Adhemar de Barros and Jânio Quadros. The chapter’s themes include the structuring of political parties...

... The conclusion seek to summarize the main arguments and findings of the book. By analyzing densely the case of the Northeastern workers in São Miguel Paulista, it highlights the attempts to build a bridge between local experiences and the great processes that Brazilian society underwent between...

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... as gold waned, sugar revived, and Britain escorted the Portuguese monarchy to Rio in the face of Napoleon’s Iberian invasion. Brazil’s wealth funded Britain years of war. When the king returned to Lisbon, his son Dom Pedro in 1822 proclaimed a Brazilian monarchy tied to Britain and sustained by sugar...

... Britain years of war. When the king returned to Lisbon, his son Dom Pedro in 1822 proclaimed a Brazilian monarchy tied to Britain and sustained by sugar, coffee, and slave imports that expanded until 1850 despite England’s loud opposition. Atlantic Transformations Cádiz constitution citizenship...

... Chapter 5 examines the production of sensational melodramas outside Rio and São Paulo in the 1920s as the dynamics of the Brazilian economy fueled disparities between the urban Southeast and other regions. Film exhibition was also marked by geographic unevenness; serials and westerns were shown...

..., fostering cinematic and literary production in the interstices of an increasingly regularized and Americanized mode of cultural consumption. Chapter 5 examines the production of sensational melodramas outside Rio and São Paulo in the 1920s as the dynamics of the Brazilian economy fueled disparities...