1- In Brazil, as in Spanish America, the colonizing country (Portugal) oppressed the population in several ways. The population showed its dissatisfaction through manifestations of discontent and revolts. Now enumerate the second column according to the first on the Conjuration of Minas and the Conjuration of Bahia: (1) Bahian Conjuration (2) Mining Conjuration a) () In 1788, the Portuguese government decreed the surcharge that was forced collection of overdue taxes. b) () The objectives of the conspirators were the independence of Minas Gerais, the proclamation of a republic with capital in São João Del Rei, the creation in Vila Rica of a university and the Casa da Moeda c) () Salvador was a city that had about 60 thousand inhabitants, of which 40 thousand were of African descent. d) () Disgusted by the abusive collection of taxes, rising food prices, the obligation to import industrialized products and racism against Afro-descendants. The conspirators preached ideas of freedom, equality and fraternity, attracting many poor people. e) () The rebellion was denounced by several people and did not happen; one of his whistleblowers was Colonel Joaquim Silvério dos Reis who told the plot of the conspirators in exchange for the forgiveness of a debt he owed to Portugal and was forgiven. f) () Tiradentes was hanged on April 21, 1792, in Rio de Janeiro. g) () The rebels demanded: the proclamation of a republic, the opening of Brazilian ports to all nations, the end of racial prejudice, the reduction of taxes and the increase in wages. h) () On November 8, 1799, by order of the Queen of Portugal, D. Maria I, soldiers Lucas Dantas and Luís Gonzaga das Virgens and tailors João de Deus and Manoel Faustino were hanged and quartered at Praça da Piedade, in Salvador