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    Americans and other foreigners were in Brazil during World War II. They held dancing parties every weekend called "FOR ALL" where everyone participated. Brazilians misunderstood this as "FORÓ" and that is how the word became incorporated into their language. On September 7, 1822 Brazil declared independence from Portugal led by Emperor Dom Pedro I who shouted "Independence or death!" by the Ipiranga River. The Farroupilha Revolution started on September 20, 1835 and lasted until 1845 led by General Bento Gonçalves against unfair trade practices. The rebels wore ragged clothes known as "farrapos."

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    Americans and other foreigners were in Brazil during World War II. They held dancing parties every weekend called "FOR ALL" where everyone participated. Brazilians misunderstood this as "FORÓ" and that is how the word became incorporated into their language. On September 7, 1822 Brazil declared independence from Portugal led by Emperor Dom Pedro I who shouted "Independence or death!" by the Ipiranga River. The Farroupilha Revolution started on September 20, 1835 and lasted until 1845 led by General Bento Gonçalves against unfair trade practices. The rebels wore ragged clothes known as "farrapos."

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    What Do You Know About Brazil LVL 3

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    Americans and other foreigners were in Brazil during World War II. They held dancing parties every weekend called "FOR ALL" where everyone participated. Brazilians misunderstood this as "FORÓ" and that is how the word became incorporated into their language. On September 7, 1822 Brazil declared independence from Portugal led by Emperor Dom Pedro I who shouted "Independence or death!" by the Ipiranga River. The Farroupilha Revolution started on September 20, 1835 and lasted until 1845 led by General Bento Gonçalves against unfair trade practices. The rebels wore ragged clothes known as "farrapos."

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    WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BRAZIL?

    Gabriela Semensato

    Did you know that...


    The Brazilian word forr comes from English? During the second World War Americans and other foreign peoples were here in Brazil. Every weekend there

    was a dancing party, in which everyone participated. So


    they named this party FOR ALL. Because they spoke the words very fast, Brazilians understood FOR, and it became Forr.

    True or false?

    Different versions

    Some experts say the word comes from the abbreviation of forrobod, which means to shuffle ones feet (on the ground); it also means a

    confusion or revelry (festivity).

    Others say it comes from the English

    words for all. However, this version


    is not accepted by most.

    So...

    Which words in English are similar to forr? Who was here in Brazil during World War II? What did people do when dancing forr?

    What is the Simple Past of...


    To be To participate To name To speak To understand To become

    What happened on...

    September 7, 1822? Brazils independence was declared by the

    emperor Dom Pedro I, on September 7. The event was marked by Pedros shout, by the Ipiranga River, near So Paulo: independence or death!.

    So...

    What happened on September 7? What was Pedros shout?

    Who painted it?


    Pedro Americo de Figueiredo. Independence or Death, painted in 1888, in Italy.

    What happened on...

    September 20, 1835? The Farroupilha Revolution started in 1835 and

    went on until 1845. The rebels were led by General Bento Gonalves and initially fought against the unfair trade of charque (dried salted beef).

    Farrapo refers to the rebels clothes, rags.

    So...

    Who were the Farrapos? What clothes did they use? What kind of meat did they eat?

    What can you say about...

    The flag of Rio Grade do Sul?

    Its colors were first used in the Farroupilha Revolution.

    Due to September 28.

    Your homeworks!
    Write about what you did on the holiday,
    September 7 (writing 1 = 0,5 points).

    References

    AMERICO F., Pedro. Independncia ou Morte. 1888. Salo Nobre do Museu Paulista. http://www.museudacidade.sp.gov.br/gritoquadro.php Bandeira do Rio Grande do Sul. http://www.estadosecapitaisdobrasil.com/bandeira-do-rio-grandedo-sul.php

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