Industrial Age · South America · Politics
1822
Brazilian Independence
September 7, 1822
Prince Pedro, regent of Portugal's largest colony, stood by the Ipiranga River near São Paulo and declared 'Independence or death!' - breaking with his father's Lisbon court. Brazil became an independent empire without the bloodshed that was consuming Spanish America. A prince had led the revolution, which gave it a peculiarly orderly, monarchical character.
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