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Quilombos: Brazilian Settlements Created By Slaves

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Quilombos are settlements in Brazil established by fugitive slaves called Quilombolas, or Maroons. These communities began to be established during the century spanning 1570 and 1670, when the price of sugar was extremely high and slaves on Brazilian sugar plantations were forced to work in hellish conditions. Most slaves that were exported from Africa were […]

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