a política dos homens de cor no tempo da independência
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Abstract
O AUTOR analisa o movimento político pelo qual homens negros e pobres manifestaram o seu descontentamento contra a monarquia portuguesa e contra a sociedade escravista na Bahia, em 1798. O regionalismo baiano inspirou a exaltação deste movimento, batizado então de Inconfidência Baiana, mais radical nos propósitos de independência do Brasil e mais republicano do que a Inconfidência Mineira porque portador dos anseios das classes subordinadas do Brasil colonial.
THE AUTHOR analyzes the political movement through which poor, black men manifested their discontent with the Portuguese monarchy and the proslavery society of Bahia in 1798. The regionalism of Bahia contributed to the exalted status of this movement, known then as Inconfidência Baiana [Insurrection of Bahia], which was more radical in advocating the independence of Brazil and more republican than the Inconfidência Mineira [Insurrection of Minas] because it embodied the yearnings of colonial Brazil's subordinate classes.
THE AUTHOR analyzes the political movement through which poor, black men manifested their discontent with the Portuguese monarchy and the proslavery society of Bahia in 1798. The regionalism of Bahia contributed to the exalted status of this movement, known then as Inconfidência Baiana [Insurrection of Bahia], which was more radical in advocating the independence of Brazil and more republican than the Inconfidência Mineira [Insurrection of Minas] because it embodied the yearnings of colonial Brazil's subordinate classes.
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| Authors | ;Ubiratan Castro de Araújo |
| Journal | journal of theoretical and applied information technology |
| Year | 2004 |
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