Reasons for the Migration to Canudos, the Vale of Tears

To explain why you are moving to Canudos, it is important to understand what is Canudos and what is not. The population of Canudos is not a gathering of religious fanatics gathered to get rid of their oppressors. Rather it is a gathering of people who seek a vivid, dignified presence in the era of economic and spiritual alienation. The people of Canudos are not a group of barbarian barbarians, but a cross section of the Sertanejo population (Levine, p. 158). Canudos threatens the labor supply of the oligarchy regime and supports the monarchy, but it is inherently not violent.

1893-1897: The Canudos War is a clash with the Brazilian state and about 30,000 colonists under the guidance of Antudio Conselheiro and he founded their own community in a state state in the northeastern state called Canudos did. After a series of failed military oppression attempts, in October 1897, when the Brazilian army occupied the village and killed most of the inhabitants it was a cruel end. The conflict began with Conselheiro and his jagunços (landless farmers) in this "far-dry" area, protesting the tax payment to the remote Rio de Janeiro government. They built their own self-sufficiency village and soon joined with other people to find "land of promise". By 1895 they refused to commence compliance with Brazilian national law and Catholic church rules by Bahia governor Rodrigues Lima and São Salvadorda Archbishop Bahia Jeronimo Thome da Silva. Instead, it was attacked, defeated and forced to retreat

Population mobility Many people move (move) to places that they need or have resources they want and move from where they lack resources they need. "Road to tears", "Move to the west" and "Gold rush" are examples of historical migration related to the needs of land and mineral resources. Trading countries may not have important resources for them, but trade allows them to access them from those places. Japan is a country where natural resources are very limited, but it is one of Asia's wealthiest countries. Sony, Nintendo, Canon, Toyota, Honda, Sharp, Sanyo, and Nissan are successful Japanese companies manufacturing products that are extremely needed in other countries. For trade, Japan has enough wealth to buy the resources it needs.

Climate change affects the movement among the countries of the world. For a variety of reasons people may be forced to migrate to other areas. This includes extreme events such as collisions such as ethnic and resource conflicts, declines in ecosystem services such as viable agricultural land and lack of freshwater, floods, droughts, and hurricanes. Especially in areas where there are no capacity or resources for disaster response or rebuilding, extreme events replaced many people. Due to climate change, many types of extreme events occur more frequently or become serious, which exacerbates existing conflicts. This could increase the number of people who migrated during and after this kind of event.