European Immigration and Colonization Policies (1840–1889)

1. Pedro II declared of age, Second Reign begins

   Jul 23, 1840Labels: Pedro II, Second Reign

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2. Land bill proposed in Council of State

   Jan 1, 1843Labels: Council of, Land Law

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3. Eusébio de Queirós Law ends slave trade

   Sep 4, 1850Labels: Eus bio, slave trade

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   • CLACSO

4. Land Law links public lands and colonization

   Sep 18, 1850Labels: Lei de, Land Law

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5. Land Law regulated by Decree No. 1318

   Jan 30, 1854Labels: Decree No, land regulation

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6. Ibicaba revolt exposes abuses in partnership labor

   Dec 24, 1856Labels: Ibicaba, parceria

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7. Rio Branco Law frees children born to enslaved mothers

   Sep 28, 1871Labels: Rio Branco, Law of

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8. São Paulo expands organized, subsidized immigration

   Jan 1, 1882Labels: S o, subsidized immigration

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   • Arquivo SP

9. Sociedade Promotora de Imigração founded in São Paulo

   Jan 1, 1886Labels: Sociedade Promotora, S o

   • Arquivo SP
   • USP Repo

10. Hospedaria de Imigrantes built to receive and assign workers

    Jan 1, 1887Labels: Hospedaria de, Br s

    • Immigration Museum
    • Arquivo SP

11. Lei Áurea abolishes slavery and intensifies labor transition

    May 13, 1888Labels: Lei urea, abolition

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12. Republic proclaimed, ending imperial immigration framework

    Nov 15, 1889Labels: Proclamation of, 1889 coup

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