Roots of US-Brazilian Relations (1821-1913)

The research deals with the roots of the American-Brazilian relations during the period (1821-1913). The researcher sheds light on the course of those relations, through which the United States of America sought to secure its interests in Brazil and delegate the influence of other European colonial empires there, and what are the means, mechanisms and procedures that the United States of America followed within the framework of achieving those goals, which varied and progressed between recognizing Brazil’s independence and supporting and backing the establishment of the republic and creating the Brazilian constitution, and directing its diplomatic and economic relations towards the path that ensures the promotion of the interests of the United States of America and its superiority over other major European powers.