Brazil

By: Daniela Granados

October 2,2009

Index Government Country’s Location Capital and Main Cities Climate Population, Area and Currency Language and Religion Activities

Government Brazil has a Presidential

Federal Republic.

A Federal Republic is a federation of states with a republican form of government.

The president of Brazil is Luis Ignacio Lula de Silva.

Location Brazil is situated on the East-

Central Coast of the continent.

Brazil is the largest country in South America and the fourth-largest in the world in coterminous area.

Brazil occupies nearly half of the South American continent, it covers an area of 8,511,965 sq km.

Capital & Main Cities

Brasilia is the capital of Brazil.

Brazil’s main cities are :

Sao Pablo Rio de Janeiro Belo Horizonte

Climate The climate of Brazil

varies considerably. Brazil has 6 climate

regions: equatorial, tropical semiarid and highlands.

There is little seasonal variation near the equator, although times it get a little bit cool.

Population, Area & Currency

The population is about 191.241.714.

The Currency is of 1 real= 100 cents.

The Area is of/8.514.877 km2.

Language & Religion

The main language of Brazil is Portuguese but there are other languages like : Nheegatu this language is mainly spoken in Sao Pablo.

They have different religions some of those religions are:

Roman Catholic 74%.

Protestant 15.4%.

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Rio de Janeiro Christ the Reemeder:

Is a statue of Jesus Christ inRio de Janeiro, considered the Largest art deco in the world.

Maracana Stadium:Is an open-Air stadium. It is mainly for football Matches . It had also hosted a lot of Concerts and other sporting events.

Rio de Janeiro Tijuca Forest:Is a mountainous handPlanted rainforest. Is theWorld largest urban forest.

Sugar Loaf:

Visitors can watch rock climbers on sugar loaf.

Sao Pablo

Botanic Garden:The Botanic Garden with1500 exhibits illustrating theDevelopment of the plant world and new orchid garden.

Sources Google.com

Wikipedia.com

Flags.net.com