Brazil avoided a violent transition from colony to nation because

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Brazil's transition from colony to nation was relatively peaceful due to the choice of operating as a constitutional monarchy for much of the 19th century. This model provided a framework of stability and continuity during the transition. Additionally, the Brazilian monarchs were largely able to placate and win over the elites and the masses through measures such as decentralization of power and gradual abolition of slavery. As a result, there were fewer violent uprisings and rebellions in Brazil compared to other Latin American countries during this period.

Brazil Avoided a Violent Transition from Colony to Nation Because