[DOC] [TLE] Why is the emperor Pedro II so well regarded by Brazilians? - Quora [PAR] There are several reasons why Pedro II is well regarded and the fall of monarchy 
is still ... He was emancipated at 15 to keep the country together, and he 
performed this ... Always in good terms with the British (unlike his father), Pedro II 
worked ... Why did Emperor Kourosh (Cyrus II King of Persia, The Great) ban 
slavery in... [DOC] [TLE] Emperor Pedro II of Brazil - Latin American History - About.com [PAR] Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, ruled his nation for 58 years, showing a mature, 
steady hand ... Unlike his father, whose exuberance precluded dedication to his 
studies, young Pedro ... Pedro II disapproved of slavery and worked hard to 
abolish it. [DOC] [TLE] Pedro I of Brazil - Wikipedia [PAR] Dom Pedro I nicknamed "the Liberator", was the founder and first ruler of the 
Empire of Brazil. ... Through his father, Prince Dom Joo (later King Dom Joo VI)
, Pedro was a member of the House of ..... were renewed and by the signing of a 
convention in which Brazil agreed to abolish slave trade with Africa within four 
years. [DOC] [TLE] Chapter 3. Weak, Decentralized Government and Regional Conflict [PAR] In 1826, on the death of Joo VI, Dom Pedro inherited his father's kingdom. ... In 
1831 Brazil and Great Britain made a treaty to abolish the slave trade. ... Unlike 
his father, Pedro II grew up to be a stern, temperate, scholarly monarch. ... Brazil 
reached political and cultural maturity, and the unity of the vast country was firmly
... [DOC] [TLE] Pedro II - Everything2.com [PAR] Oct 29, 2002 ... Unlike his father, Pedro II was highly educated. ... began, but only until 1888 was 
slavery abolished by acting regent, Isabel his daughter. ... influenced Brazil's 
international affairs with surrounding countries of South America. [DOC] [TLE] HIM Emperor Pedro II of Brazil - Henry Poole Henry Poole [PAR] Nov 9, 2014 ... Dom Pedro II, second and last Emperor of Brazil (1825-1891), followed his father 
to the throne aged five in 1831 when Dom Pedro I abdicated ... Unlike the ill-fated 
Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico (an Austrian Archduke by ... of speech, economic 
prosperity for all of his people and the abolition of slavery. [DOC] [TLE] Age of Revolution: Independence to Republic in Brazil [PAR] Dec 25, 2013 ... Unlike many Spanish-American countries that fought for ... Pedro followed his 
father's advice and soon came to identify more with Brazil than with Portugal. ... 
the effects of the decision to abolish slavery, social change, and the ... believe 
that the Brazilian government of Pedro II possessed these attributes. [DOC] [TLE] Brazil, Empire of - The Encyclopedia of Empire - O'Rourke - Wiley ... [PAR] Jan 11, 2016 ... It had two emperors: Dom Pedro I (18221831) and Dom Pedro II (18401889). 
... Unlike Spanish America, Portuguese America did not disintegrate into ... The 
mines of Minas Gerais were also worked by slaves. ... Left as regent when his 
father returned to Portugal, Dom Pedro .... The abolition of slavery. [DOC] [TLE] Why Was Brazil Different? The Contexts of Independence - Council ... [PAR] Apr 25, 2000 ... Yet in Latin America this colonial persistence was unlike that ... that post 
colonial nation building became intrinsically an incestuous affair. II .... to his 
fellow Brazilians in his manifesto in favor of abolition of slavery, ... on other in the 
enigmatic Dom Pedro, first emperor of Brazil after the break from Portugal. [DOC] [TLE] Princess Isabel and the Emperor Pedro II - Latin American Studies ... [PAR] During the nearly fifty-year reign of Emperor Pedro II, Isabel's father had carefully 
avoided ... Even his cautious maneuverings toward abolition had ... Unlike many 
monarchies where a separate court gathered around the heir apparent ... 
growing numbers of slaves refused to work the land and began fleeing to the 
safety and. [DOC] [TLE] Standing with the Church - Our Sunday Visitor [PAR] Feb 28, 2013 ...

Question: Unlike his father Pedro I, Pedro II worked to abolish slavery in this country
Answer: Brazil