brazil

A brief introduction to the history, geography, culture, and people of Brazil.

A region-by-region traveler's guide to Brazil that covers historic sites, cultural attractions, recreation, restaurants, and lodgings and provides maps, itineraries, alphabetized travel tips, and close-ups of special topics such as wine, the gaucho, and Carnival in Salvador.

Offers a concise yet comprehensive account of the history of Brazil, focusing on its African culture and influences from European, Asian, and Middle Eastern immigrants and placing political, economic, and cultural events into the broader historical context.

Provides an overview of the history and culture of Brazil, and includes discussion of the country's geography, race and ethnicity, language, religion, social customs, media, cinema, literature, and arts.

Presents the geography, history, government, economy, and social life and customs of the South American country of Brazil, which has the world's longest continuous coastline.

Describes the geography and culture of Brazil, including information on such topics as the land, wildlife, people, food, and holidays of the country.

Describes Brazil's land, people, transportation, families, schools, religions, festivals, sports, and arts and entertainment.

Examines the history, customs, and daily life of a tribe called the Yanomami who live in the Amazon rain forest in Brazil and Venezuela.

When Jeff accompanies his uncle to the Amazon rain forest to acquire butterflies for an exhibit at the museum where his uncle works, Jeff hopes to see real jaguars as well.

Briefly surveys the history, geography, plants and animals, people, and culture of the largest country in South America.