“The relationship that Brazil would have established with sugar, according to Freyre, would maintain an intimate relationship, but would extend bey...

“The relationship that Brazil would have established with sugar, according to Freyre, would maintain an intimate relationship, but would extend beyond the presence of mills and exportation since the colonial period.” Considering this information and according to the contents of the book História do Cotidiano about how Gilberto Freyre fits the History of Food in Brazil, in Gilberto Freyre's works served to reinforce the thesis that in Brazil there was no slavery, but rather an exchange of favors. D - Freyre introduces an analysis of food in Brazil with the aim of reinforcing the thesis that in Brazil there were no religious conflicts, with tolerance being the main feature of colonial society. E - It is not possible to say that Freyre's studies in the field of food integrate with other works by the author, such as Casa Grande e Senzala.

A - Gilberto Freyre's works served to reinforce the thesis that in Brazil there was no slavery, but rather an exchange of favors.
B - Gilberto Freyre's works were criticized for their lack of scientific rigor and for being based on personal impressions.
C - Gilberto Freyre's works were important for the development of Brazilian historiography, but they are no longer relevant today.
D - Freyre introduces an analysis of food in Brazil with the aim of reinforcing the thesis that in Brazil there were no religious conflicts, with tolerance being the main feature of colonial society.
E - It is not possible to say that Freyre's studies in the field of food integrate with other works by the author, such as Casa Grande e Senzala.
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