الفهرس 
المحتوياتيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
المستخلص
The Afro-Brazilian class played a key role in the modern history of Brazil, as they helped to put the roots of the modern Brazilian renaissance, where Brazil was in urgent need of manpower from the arrival of the Portuguese occupation. Thus, the importation of the African class in Brazil from the west side of the continent of Africa was an urgent necessity to meet the emerging need of the Brazilian economy, in which the largest and most labour-intensive cane was played.But as Africans had an important role in bridging the need for Labour, they had an important political and social role in that the presence of Africans in Brazil was associated with several revolutions and rebellions over the course of the period under way began with the revolution and the Islamic State of Palmalras, leading up to the great financial rebellion in 1835. Following the persecution, the presence of the African and Muslim community in Brazil has been affected. The position of Africans in Brazil as a functional group has influenced that spirit of slavery over the centuries ,Moreover, the Ottoman relations with Brazil at this time have been instrumental in preserving some of the African Muslim identity there.