THE CONGRESSES OF RIO DE JANEIRO: DETERMINANT HISTORICAL FACTORS OF THE PROPOSED TO ESTABLISH SCHOOLS

Abstract

This article discusses the determinant historical factors of establishment of schools present at theAgricultural Congress in Rio de Janeiro from de mid-nineteenth century. The proposed debates to the congressmen who attended are the large coffee farmers' speech. The Congress represented the Brazilian enslaver elite's interests in which black and mestizos, slaves, freed and free were treated not as people able to have conditions to approach of Europeans white or born in Brazil, for being considered lower