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Countryballs - History of South America South America is a warm continent with constant wars and unstable situations. This is the only thing most people know about this continent. However, its history is very interesting and long. Before Europeans came to this continent, it was inhabited by Indians who came from North America. Around the 9th century, the first powerful Indian state was formed - the kingdom of Kusto, which was later replaced by the Inca Empire, which still amazes people today with its structure for such an isolated continent. After Columbus' expedition, the Portuguese were the first to colonize the continent. They landed in Brazil in the 15th century and established a colony. Soon the Spanish became interested in the new continent to the south and began colonizing, taking over the territories of present-day Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina, Peru and Chile and Uruguay. Soon after, new European expeditions sailed to the continent, the Dutch occupied the territories of Surinam and Guyana, and the French occupied the territories of Guiana, which remain French to this day. During the decline of the Iberian Union, the Dutch attempted to invade Brazil, but a well-organized Portuguese army soon drove them from the continent. The Dutch colonies were disputed territories, claimed by the English in addition to the Dutch themselves, and there were disputes over this issue that are reflected in present-day Suriname and Guyana. The countries will gain independence soon, but to find out when Brazil Gained independence? Or when did Argentina gain independence? And you will find out how it all happened if you watch this video on the Canvas Countryballs channel on the map in the animated Countryball genre #Brazil #usa #peru #America #war #argentina #uruguay #chile #spain #portugal #peru #venezuela #ecuador #suriname #guyana #paraguay it`s Canvas CountryBalls. This time History of south America. Funny animation about history of South America. Countryballs are the cartoon characters drawn in the shape of a ball with the color schemes of the national flags. You will learn about the most interesting political facts in the form of internet memes. Thanks for watching! #countryballs #history #ww2 #southamerica #europe #columbia #canvascountryballs #bolivia #polandball #ww2 #mexico #america #unitedstates #nuclearwar #battleship #polandball #countryballAnimation #countryballsExplained #countryballsMemes #countryballsHistory #funnyvideos2022 #history #worldhistory #countriesdothings #countryball #polandball #geopolitics #history For commercial issues and other questions, write to me by email - [email protected] Telegram - @orionan Music - IDK My social networks: Telegram: https://t.me/orionof My VK: https://vk.com/orionan
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