Charles Darwin's 1832 diaries describe him quarreling with Captain FitzRoy over this institution, after which he proclaimed he would "never visit again" a certain type of country. The Law of Sexagenarians targeted this institution, which Muslims rebelled against during the Malê Revolt. The casa-grande and senzala occupied by two kinds of participants in this institution are discussed in the most f
Charles Darwin's 1832 diaries describe him quarreling with Captain FitzRoy over this institution, after which he proclaimed he would "never visit again" a certain type of country. The Law of Sexagenarians targeted this institution, which Muslims rebelled against during the Malê Revolt. The casa-grande and senzala occupied by two kinds of participants in this institution are discussed in the most famous work by Gilberto (*) Freyre. Palmares was the largest example of hinterland communities called quilombos that were populated by former members of this institution, which was the target of a law promulgated by Princess Isabel in 1888. People born into this institution were affected by the Law of the Free Womb, which was succeeded by the Golden Law. For 10 points, name this repressive institution abolished in Brazil under Emperor Pedro II.
Charles Darwin's 1832 diaries describe him quarreling with Captain FitzRoy over this institution, after which he proclaimed he would "never visit again" a certain type of country.