Where did the portuguese establish brazilian sugar plantations?
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Pernambuco Sao Vincente
Colonial Brazil Sugar plantations in the Caribbean
portuguese sugar
Portuguese immigration to Hawaii Sugar plantations in the Caribbean Colonial Brazil Cachaça Portuguese São Tomé and Príncipe Engenho Sugarloaf Mountain Dutch–Portuguese War Slavery in Brazil Dutch Brazil
<b>Portuguese</b> immigration to Hawaii began in 1878 when <b>Portuguese</b> residents 
made up less ... of the Hawaiian <b>Sugar</b> Planters&#39; Association) that the Madeira 
and Azores Islands of <b>Portugal</b> might be ideal sources of reliable workers. The <b>Portuguese</b> introduced <b>sugar</b> plantations in the 1550&#39;s off the coast of their 
Brazilian settlement colony, located on the island Sao Vincente. As the 
<b>Portuguese</b>&nbsp;... Port cities allowed <b>Portuguese</b> trade goods to enter, including African slaves, and 
export goods of <b>sugar</b> and later gold and coffee to be exported to <b>Portugal</b> and&nbsp;... <b>Sugar</b> production was mostly switched from the Madeira islands to Brazil by the 
<b>Portuguese</b> in the 16th century. In Madeira, aguardente de cana is made by&nbsp;... By the middle of the 16th century São Tomé generated enormous wealth to 
<b>Portugal</b> when it became the world&#39;s largest producer of <b>sugar</b>. In the first decade 
of the&nbsp;... Engenho is a colonial-era <b>Portuguese</b> term for a <b>sugar</b> cane mill and the 
associated facilities. In Spanish-speaking countries such as Cuba and Puerto 
Rico, they&nbsp;... ... century by the <b>Portuguese</b> during the heyday of sugarcane trade in Brazil. 
According to historian Vieira Fazenda, blocks of <b>sugar</b> were placed in conical 
molds&nbsp;... Until 1635, the Dutch were unable to harvest <b>sugar</b> due to <b>Portuguese</b> guerrilla 
attacks, and were&nbsp;... Slavery in Brazil began long before the first <b>Portuguese</b> settlement was 
established in 1516, as ... Slave labor was the driving force behind the growth of 
the <b>sugar</b> economy in Brazil, and <b>sugar</b> was the primary export of the colony from 
1600 to&nbsp;... This period also precipitated a decline in Brazil&#39;s <b>sugar</b> industry, since conflict 
between the Dutch and <b>Portuguese</b> disrupted Brazilian <b>sugar</b> production, amidst
&nbsp;...
mainly in the coastal area
Colonial Brazil